This June update includes some of the most highly requested features for Fusion 360: 2D drawings preview for Windows, CAM preview for Mac, more tools in history mode, and an overall improved Fusion 360 experience. Click through to find out more.

As we get closer to our next product update, we want to let you know about two very exciting new features that will be included with Fusion 360: 2D drawings for Windows OS and CAM for Mac OS. Yes, it’s true! Click through to get a sneek peek at how you’ll be able to use them. 

Good news! We’ve recently introduced Autodesk Screencast – a tool that allows your to record your workflows and share them with whoever you want. Best of all, it’s totally free. Click through to watch the video on how to get it and how to use it with Fusion 360. 

Big news: we’ve pushed out our new product update early this morning. This was an exciting one, and one of many more to come. It was not an easy feat, and the whole team has been working tirelessly around the clock to make this finally become available to you. Click through to get the inside scoop on what’s new and things we experienced leading up to this release.

Ever wanted to select something that is on the back side of your model, without needing to spin your model around, hiding and unhiding bodies over and over? Oh yeah…you can, with Select Other.

If you already have KeyShot and Fusion 360, then your rendering jobs just got a whole lot easier and faster. Here are 5 useful tips on how to get beautiful KeyShot renderings from your Fusion 360 designs.