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March 2020 Product Update – What’s New
V.2.0.7830 – March 30, 2020
Manufacture
New! – Customize columns in the tool list (Preview)
Turn it on in Preferences > Preview features > Tool library
Found in Manufacture Workspace > Utilities > CAM Tool Library
You can now customize the columns in the tool list by selecting the settings icon at the top left. The drop-down settings panel allows you to add and remove columns using the checkboxes, as well as reorder the columns using the drag handles on the left-hand side of each column name.
New! – Apply holder to tools
We’ve added an option to apply the copied holder to the selected tools. To use this feature, copy a holder, select all the tools you would like to apply the holder to and then click the ‘Apply holder to tools’ button or right click > “Apply holder to tools’.
New! – Open edit page from cutting data list
We’ve added a way to go directly to the edit page for a cutting data preset from the main tool library page. Select the cutting data preset you would like to edit in the cutting data list and then click the ‘Edit preset’ button or right click > ‘Edit preset’.
We have also increased the reliability of the synchronization mechanism between files store in the “Assets” project and the local store of these data.
Modeling
Fixed: Joints issue when switching to Simulation or Generative Design
chill_wes001 as well as a number of other folks have reported an issue where joints in an assembly design created in the Design workspace become either lost or incorrectly placed when they switched to the Simulation or Generative Design workspaces. This is now fixed.
V.2.0.7824 – March 23, 2020
Electronics Design
- Some of you ran into issues with your Electronics Design documents not saving properly. Apparently modified schematics, 2DPCB files and library files were not being saved successfully if they were saved after Fusion 360’s auto-save happened. This is now fixed.
Usability
- Fusion 360 wasn’t able to install on a number of macOS machines running 10.13. Now it’ll install again without a hitch.
- We found an issue where some designs didn’t play nicely with the Bommer add-in, which resulted in an unexpected crash when you tried to work with both of them. We drilled to the bottom of this and got it sorted – no more crashes.
Manufacture
- In the Fused Filament Fabrication workflows, Fusion 360 was incorrectly showing 2 extruder heads when you only selected printers with a single extruder head. We fixed this issue so it shows the correct number of extruders as expected.
- We discovered some blank rows were generated in the print settings library of additive manufacturing. If you clicked Recent Folder and double clicked the blank rows, Fusion 360 refused to respond. This is now also fixed.
- There was an issue where toolpaths generated for metal 3D printing machines could not be exported. We got this sorted out and now you can export them again.
V.2.0.7813 – March 16, 2020
Manufacture
- We fixed an issue that was causing profile roughing gouges in a part ifuASTJY was working on. Now profile roughing should be back in tip-top shape.
- Some of you reported that you weren’t able to open Cam Pro posts; when you tried to open it, you received a “failed to open” error message. This is now fixed and you can open it again.
- Apparently when the post processing was using a machine configuration, the home positions were not used by the post processors. There was a bug in the machine definition usage; we got this sorted out and post processors now correctly use home positions again.
API
- william-c-ander
son discovered that debugging add-ins didn’t seem to work. Now it does.
V.2.0.7805 – March 10, 2020
Data Management
New! Team Switcher in Data Panel
Expand the Data Panel and look at the top-left corner where it says your team or your name.
With Fusion 360, you can work by yourself or as a team. If you have multiple people collaborating with you on a project, you can setup a team account where you’ll have access to more permissions, role assignment, and who sees what. We’ve seen confusion around where to switch teams, how to switch teams, and what happens to your data when you do switch. The access point was not very discoverable nor was it descriptive.
In this update, we’ve moved the access point to the data panel, so that it is more in context to where your data is. Changing teams will update the data panel, showing the respective projects within that team. Also for you eagle-eyes out there: the icon next to the team name changes depending on whether you are a team of 1 or a team of many.
We also made some minor (but very welcomed) tweaks to how you can view your projects on Fusion Team, via the data panel. Notice a new “view in web” icon to the right of your project – this will let you view details of your project on Fusion Team in your default web browser.
New! Overview and View tabs on Fusion Team
Data Panel > Project > Design > Design Version number > View Details on Web
Now when you go to view details of your design on Fusion Team via the web browser, you’ll notice two new tabs at the top left corner: Overview and View.
The Overview tab does exactly what it says: it gives you an overview of your design, with any design references, comments, or associated drawings.
Toggle over to the View tab and you’ll see the design in a 3D web viewer. This is the same 3D viewer that existed before, but now it’s easier to access with it being right next to Overview.
Check out latest the blog post about Fusion Team
Sketching & Modeling
New! Intuitive 3D Sketching
Found in Create Sketch > Sketch Palette > 3D Sketch. Check the option to turn it on.
Experience the new behavior with these sketch commands: Line, Rectangle tools, Point, Spline tools, Circle tools, Conic Curve, Ellipse, and Polygon.
Previously if you wanted to create sketches in 3D, it was pretty cumbersome. In order to go from one plane to another, you had to sketch out the entity and then use the Move command to move it to another plane.
Now when you place the starting point of your sketch, you’ll immediately see origin axes, planes, and a set of familiar rotational manipulators appear as aids to your 3D sketch. Moving from one plane to another is as easy as moving your cursor in the direction you intend the sketch to go, and then inferred guidelines will appear to let you know where that sketch is going to be in 3D space.
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New! Revamped Joint dialog and experience
Found in Design workspace > Assemble panel > Joint and Joint Origin
We’ve made some significant updates on how you would use joints. Now when you invoke the command, you’ll noticed a revamped dialog, with Position and Motion as separate tabs. In addition to selecting the components you’d like to join, you’ll also have the option to select the mode: Simple, Between Two Faces, or Two Edge Intersection.
A joint Between Two Faces was always doable in Fusion 360, but it was pretty hidden and not very discoverable. This new mode selection makes it as easy to create, as shown in the example below.
Two Edge Intersection mode is a brand new mode that enables you to create a joint or joint origin at the apparent intersection of 2 selected edges on 2 separate components. This new option should give you more flexibility around positioning components.
Check out learning concepts
See Joint dialog reference documentation
See Joint Origin dialog reference documentation
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New! Edit in place for assemblies (preview)
Found in Preferences > Preview Features > Edit-in-Place
Access the functionality by hovering over inserted reference components, or when right-clicking the inserted reference component.
Previously when you wanted to edit a reference part within an assembly design, you’d have to open that part in a separate design document and do the editing there. This can be difficult depending on the complexity of the assembly, since you no longer see the part in context to the assembly as a whole. Now with Edit-in-Place functionality available as a preview, you’ll be able to edit a referenced part directly within the context of the overall assembly.
Notice that when you are in editing mode, the canvas perimeter is highlighted blue, letting you know that you’re editing a referenced part. A green checkmark with the name of the part will appear at the center, right below the toolbar, showing what part you are editing. Since the part is linked to the original design, you can also update the original part after you’re done editing the referenced one.
Check out the deep dive blog post
Got feedback about Edit-in-Place? Talk to us here.
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New! Straighten tool in Form
Found in Create Form > Modify drop-down panel > Straighten
Previously if you’re working with T-Spline bodies and your edges aren’t as straight as you want them to be, you had to select the edge chain, drag one of the Edit Form manipulators, and set the value to 0, hoping that the edge will straighten. Now you can use this nifty Straighten tool to do the trick, with more options like Direction and Straighten Type.
See Straighten command reference documentation
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Improved! Fillet Performance
During testing, we found a bug that was causing performance issues when filleting edges. The bug was impacting how Fillet behaved when a large number of edges were selected to be filleted, causing Fusion 360 to react slower and slower. We’re happy to report that we’ve squashed this bug for good, and Fillet + selection performance is back to being responsive.
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Customer Reported Issues Fixed - Click to expand New! Cloud Credit Management Found in Preferences > Cloud Credits Now when you go to the Preferences, you’ll see a new section where you can keep track and manage your cloud credits for Simulation and Generative Design tasks. See your available contracts, balance in each, and assign one as default when utilizing cloud credits. Check out the help documentation — Improved! View Options in Generate and Solve dialog Found in the View Options drop-down menu in Generate dialog We added three options to manipulate dialog view: show solved studies, show studies with errors and show cloud credit costs & balances. See the help documentation for Generative Design or for Simulation — Improved! Explore performance when switching workspaces or documents Found in Generative Design Workspace > Explore We frequently heard you ask why Explore had to reload every time they switched between the Define and Explore, and also if you were going from document to document. Good news! Explore will no longer have to reload in either scenario. This should be a big time saver and all around better experience. — Additional Improvements - Click to expand Incorrect Quantity in Parts Lists issue fixed We’ve gather a number of forum posts reporting that the quantity of your design parts in a parts lists shows incorrect numbers when you switched over to a different sheet in a 2D drawing. This is now fixed – please check your drawings again and let us know if you’re still seeing the issue. New! Setup Sheet Viewer (for NC Programs) Saving a setup sheet can be found in Actions tab. Access a saved setup sheet from the data panel > project name or Fusion Team > project name. Now you can save a setup sheet in your Fusion 360 project, and access it via the data panel or Fusion Team. This new setup sheet style is a dynamic document viewable in a web browser from Fusion Team, and can be shared with teammates on the shop floor. Note that this is only for NC Programs. — New! Highlight Toolpaths in Canvas option Found in Preferences > Manufacture > Highlight toolpaths in canvas We’ve added a new option accessible in Preferences > General > Manufacture that turns on toolpath highlighting upon hover in the browser, intended to improve comparisons while programming. With this option turned on, you’ll be able to hover over a toolpath in the browser and see the toolpath highlight, intended to improve comparisons while programming. See the related learning documentation — New! 3D printing using Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) Found in Manufacture workspace > Additive tab We have enabled 3D printing using Fused Filament Fabrication additive process. You can now prepare a 3D print for Single or Dual nozzle printers within the Manufacture workspace. Place and orient your model in the printer volume, choose from the list of predefined print settings or create your own before generating required supports and the output file you can take directly to the 3D printer. This first release includes support 20+ printers including Ultimaker, Bigrep, Prusa, Creality, XYZPrinting and Anet8. If you do not have any of the initially supported printers you can customize our generic printer to work with the printer you have. Unlike other print preparation tools available in the market, the Additive Manufacturing functionality is a fully integrated part of Fusion 360. This means the setup is associative to the originating CAD model. Therefore, any changes made to the model in the Design workspace, will be reflected in the Manufacture workspace and the additive setup will always stay up to date with the latest version of the design. — Improved! Surface Inspection Results & Report (Extension Feature) Found in Manufacture workspace > Actions panel drop-down menu Surface inspection results are now calculated using projection of contact point on the CAD model, increasing the accuracy of results. We’ve made this the default behavior. We’ve added additional reporting capabilities to help you better use your inspection results. Right-clicking on the result folder, or selecting ‘Inspection Report’ from the Actions menu gives you the option to either save your results locally, or to Fusion Team for future access and analysis. Additionally, you now can copy results from the Inspection Results dialog in a format that is consumable by Excel, allowing for easier reporting and analysis. Thanks for the feedback @motorsport_machinist! See how to Calculate using projection — Improved! 2D Bore: “Keep Tool Down” option Found in Manufacture workspace > Milling tab > 2D panel drop-down > Bore When using 2D Bore with Finishing Passes, the tool retracts between the ramping and the finishing passes. We’ve added an option to Keep the Tool Down between passes per @Steinwerks’ request. — Improved! Turning Profile Roughing – Retraction Policy A new parameter “Retraction Policy” was added to the Linking tab of Turning Profile Roughing operations. This parameter is only available for Inside Profiling mode when the cycle is set to Horizontal Passes and the machining direction is set from Front to Back. This parameter is not available when the Use Canned Cycles parameter is checked on. When Retraction Policy is set to Minimum Retraction, the tool retracts minimally in Z after every cutting pass up to the Z Clearance value (existing behavior). When this parameter is set to Full Retraction, the tool retracts to Safe Z after every cutting pass (new behavior). The benefit here is that when you are boring deep holes or machining a material that produces stringy chips, it is preferable to allow the boring tool to retract farther than the Z clearance up to the Safe Z coordinate after every cutting pass. This allows chips to exit the hole more cleanly, thus reducing the possibility of a chip tangle forming inside the hole. — Customer Reported Issues Fixed - Click to expand New! Create your own tab in the toolbar Sample script found in Product Documentation > Programming Interface > Fusion 360 API User’s Manual > Sample Programs > User Interface > General Last year we went through an UI modernization project where we’ve introduced tabs in the toolbar to better scale with Fusion 360 as we continue to mature the software. If you’re writing add-ins for Fusion 360 and have added custom commands to the toolbar, you’ve probably noticed that some of those commands have been placed in tabs that you may or may not agree with. Now you have the ability to better organize them by creating a custom tab in the toolbar. Your new tab will sit next to the last tab in the toolbar. We’ve provided a sample API in the Sample Programs section of our Product Documentation for you to use as reference.
Generative Design
Now when you access your Generative Design outcomes from the data panel dive into the design history, you’ll see a short description that specifies that this design is a Generative Design Outcome, and not just any other T-Spline model.
We’ve made it easier to see where you have placed displacement limits by showing a small glyph in the appropriate area where a displacement limit was placed. Please note that this is only available in the Advanced Physics preview.
As the constantly enriched list of outcome properties becomes longer and longer, we’ve added a scrollbar in the panel so you can scroll through the improved properties in Explore.
2D Drawings
Manufacture
API
Comments
ForemostDesign
Great updates, I particularly appreciate the edit in place command! I’m curious how many of these enhancement came from user suggestions in the IdeaStation?
Keqing Song
Thanks @ForemostDesign – many of these are directly correlated to IdeaStation posts. We also gather feedback from Expert Elites, customer feedback from events, social media, 1 on 1 discussions, Autodesk University, and many other channels to come up with the right solution to solve the underlining requirements. We’ve been following IdeaStation posts for years, but due to how much Fusion 360 has grown and the direction we’re taking it, we introduced the Feedback Hub back in October 2019 as the replacement: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-support/announcing-the-fusion-360-feedback-hub/td-p/9067964
CapGuy
Unfortunately the IdeaStation remains within the Fusion 360 Help/Community menu, Keqing, do you think this link should be replaced by the new FeedBack Hub one instead, don’t you ?
Keqing Song
Yes it’s in the code and will happen in the next update.
secretgspot
Awesome stuff, especially the additional Joint options. Please please please add FLEX TOOL
wfpelletier
I am very glad to see the new 3D sketching functionality, and I am really looking forward to test-driving it very soon. For some time I thought that the 3D-sketching functionality of Fusion 360 was very awkward, and I am glad to see it improved.
The new Joint functionality is also very impressive. I like that if I pull in a model of a pillow block that has fillets on all the corners, using one of those corners for a joint will be that much easier.
The edit-in-place function looks very useful to me as well. Just yesterday I was just playing with an assembly that had linked components and found myself wishing for this very function, and now, here it is!
Keqing Song
That’s good to hear, let us know what you think! Edit-in-place has been in the works for quite awhile, and we’re glad to let you all try it. Don’t forget to turn it on in the preview section of your preferences!
manuel.fr
still no fix of the wrong BOM quantitiy?? It was promised to me from autodesk at the forum to be released in march 🙁
Keqing Song
Hi manuel.fr – it is fixed. Please check your drawings and let us know if you’re still seeing the issue.
manuel.fr
ah ok, thank you for that quick answer, i’mt not at home atm, but i will try it out in the afternoon asap!
Hope is working now! 🙂 Thanks again!
manuel.fr
i didn’t see it in your post, now i found it, sorry!
But i was sure it wasn’t there after the first check… i think it was to much infos in total 🙂
manuel.fr
Hello again, definitely still not fixed for me 🙁 🙁 I’ve opened two old drawings, still wrong numbers at all sheets. Recreated them, still wrong.
Made a new design, some sub assys, drawing, and still wrong numbers 🙁
Did it work for you??
Keqing Song
Apologies for the mix-up, I thought it was fixed for this update but I also checked with our developers and looks like it did not make this one. We have a fix and are testing it – we’ll let you know as soon as we know which update it’ll be included in.
Altus_Pienaar
Your Two Edges Join is a very welcome new addition and will help in my designs a lot👍
thomas.meng5KPNR
Thank you very much for the Face/Off reference.
martin.meingassner
Awesome Updates, edit in place and the improved 3d sketching makes it Fusion so much more useabled for experienced (former 😉 ) SWX/Inventor… users!
Can’t wait for more Updates on improved PDM/PLM with Fusion360, where Cloud power really shines: https://www.engineering.com/DesignSoftware/DesignSoftwareArticles/ArticleID/19500/Fusion-360-Manage-Extension-Announced-at-Autodesk-Accelerate.aspx
Ariel@CPC
3d sketch, edit in place and joint enhancements…loving it!!!
dean.barucija
Very good Updates, happy that you have implemented new features and important ones.
My Biggest Problem with Fusion 360 is this and I hope you read this because it is important as many of us also use this now for concepting, computer game hard surface creation etc
When doing a Mirror of a slightly complex object My Workstation freezes, there is NO option to disable/enable “Instancing” as you have in every other app. This is a huge problem as sometimes you have to repeat a group with complex shapes in array. The copy or mirror tool is very, very bad I have to say and it is the only reap problem I have with Fusion, even Moi 3D can handle this easy.
It seems like such a basic feature, but it is very vital for complex work as many of us as said use this for Games, Film or other things and I believe fusion will be the very best. But some features are still very clunky or not there.
Filizew
Did you also replace the origin selection (in turning setup) from “chuck front” to “selected point” or is it just some bug? If yes, can you tell me why didnt you keep this option?
Keqing Song
The selected points option in origin selection should still appear in the Origin drop down for chuck front.
Filizew
I can see only “Selected point”, where used to be “Chuck front”. https://ibb.co/Cv69vFH
jkelindberg
Yet another update with no improvements to the woefully inadequate 2D drawing module…. 🙁
Keqing Song
Hey Johan, we hear you – you don’t see any drawings updates in this one because they’re not ready yet, but trust me, we’re working on it. We’ve got some major improvements coming. I can’t speak of the timeframe yet but we are definitely working hard on it.
Filizew
I can see only “Selected point”, where used to be “Chuck front”. https://ibb.co/Cv69vFH
Filizew
Sorry, this comment belong to discusion up ↑
MetalDawg
These are fantastic updates. Please make the user parameters table more user-friendly, Please add equation driven curves. There have been hundreds of upvotes on these two items since 2015.
MetalDawg
And I almost forgot, please add non-standard threads! Thank You!
nick_p3dcreations
I’m not seeing the new setup sheet viewer. When I press the setup sheet button it appears to work the same as it always has.
I checked to see if there’s a new setup sheet post I needed to select, but it doesn’t seem like there is. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Keqing Song
Hey Nick, apologies – I wasn’t clear enough in my post: the setup sheet viewer is only Works on NC programs. If you have further questions about it, I can connect you with one of our CAM product managers.
nick_p3dcreations
Keqing- Aha! Looks good, I love it. That wasn’t super obvious, but now I know 🙂
By the way, are there any plans to have NC Program inherit the machine configuration (and thus post) as well as any program number and comment set in a setup? I like the idea of the NC program option, but I end up basically doing double data entry most of the time. That’s most of what keeps me from using it.
CapGuy
👍😃
magroesteves
Hello,
To where I can send a more elaborate comment about the new FFF module?
Because Autodesk cannot simply launch so outdated features.
Thanks,
André Magro
Keqing Song
Hey magroesteves, please let us know what you’re seeing by posting in the Manufacture section of forum: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-manufacture/bd-p/2070
erhanyuvaci@hotmail.com
Hi, I am so happy to see new Intuitive 3D Sketching improvement and I know you will do more with that because you are an innovative team. Maybe it can be something like to assign a 3d location to a curve point (when directly click to the point…) or line endpoints… Thanks for everything.
Drcmaniac
It would be very usefull if a “flatten surface” command was added, as the sheet metal command wont work with anything other than sheet metal bodies
ernest9141972
Keep Tool down button in Bore dialog not showing after update. Is there something i have to enable ??
cj.abraham@atuodesk.com
The option is on the linking tab underneath safe distance, but only when finishing passes is enabled. Did you turn on Finishing Passes?
PROMEQ
Hola, deberían crear la herramienta tanto el zanco como el angulo de corte igual que las opciones como en powermill seria mas fácil simular los maquinado la que las opciones de herramienta son rectos y aveces esos interfieren al simular con el diseño a fabricar.
ernest9141972
Awesome. THanks.
TeamRitchieDesign
Thanks for another great update.
Any chance editing sketches will stop breaking downstream features soon? I’m tired of throwing features away every time I want to change a design a little bit.
saunde35@gmail.com
I have waited YEARS for 3D sketches in Fusion, and you just drop it in all nonchalantly?! I am going out drinking tonight to celebrate!
Thanks!
robcohee
This gave me a good chuckle this morning. Cheers!
CCoplen
Hi, I am having issues with controlling splines in 3D. Spline instantly lock into place so you can not manipulate the tangency controls. Also, it’s hard to constrain spline endpoints to other splines. Please let me know if this is just me, or a known issue.
saschaRU8GF
@Keqing Song
Feed In Speed and Feed Out Speeds for Cut Off Operations will be realy cool
Can you do that ???
adam27u
Great update but in this case:
“Sync Visibility – Show ‘From solid’ stock – We’ve heard that while usually a helpful little feature, the ‘Sync visibility’ option is going overboard and hiding the stock when Stock mode is set to ‘From solid’. This should be fixed in this release.
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Before was better. I prefer when stock is hidden. Could you add option to hide stock when sync visibility?
AdolfoCotaF
Hi, we have a small CNC in the office for prototypes. Its a Roland MDX 40A. It´s possible use this new features in this CNC? Can you help us to improve and use Fusion with our CNC?
alexrcherry
What post processor for additive would I use for a Printrbot simple metal running marlin firmware?
SEIZMICdesign
3D sketching!!!!!!!!!!! FINALLY! Another low-hanging fruit snatched…
SEIZMICdesign
“pretty cumbersome”… PRETTY CUMBERSOME?!?! it was a DISASTER LoL!
Juan.luna005
Hi Song! First of all, a very nice improvement in this new update. Regarding 3D printing slicer for Prusa, i was trying to print a part on the Prusa i3 MK3 that we have in our lab, and before it starts to print, it crashes twice along the x-axis and then begin printing regularly. Why it does that? Could you help us fix this problem? Maybe in the 3d print setting, might have to change something. Greeting from Miami!
alexgonzalez1389
Great update Thanks! But I found here is a problem now with the sketches. For some reason now is not working the option “Auto look at sketch” when edit or create. Not working at all, please fix it. Thanks
sadrianslewis@gmail.com
Really excellent update guys… thank you so much x
niemannjw
After this update, most hidden edges are not visible with both shaded and wire frame Visual Styles.
jani.pirhonen
I have this problem too. I thought it was some plugin I installed but apparently not.
jlmccuan
Great to see support for FFF. Will we get to see the ability to add and remove individual supports in the future?
jaa@delcam.es
Hola , sigo echando en falta la posibilidad de tener la plataforma en Español¡¡¡¡.Cuando veremos en Preferencias la opción de “ESPAÑOL”.
Optimizaremos mejor los pasos… sin tener que acudir a Google para saber en qué consiste el recurso.
Mejoramos las herramientas de Fusion 360, haciendo que la plataforma sea cada vez más potente y nos frenamos en un tema tan simple como es que se los usuarios interpreten lo que ponen los formularios.
Muchas gracias , por los avances. En cada actualización veo mas posibilidades
mcmyers8@gmail.com
This seems very minor compared to many of the issues and fixes taking place. With all of the great and amazing bugs and details being worked out, I am wondering this: I set my preferences in my main menu to inches, then I set my preferences in my tool library to inches. So why do I have to fight with the tool creation wizard on every dimension and detail of the tool I am creating and force it back to be inches not metric? Also, every time I click or tab into a field to input the dimensions of the tool I am creating, it expands to envelop the whole field and I have to highlight it and delete it before I can put in the values I need, in inches not metric. Why have preference settings if they don’t really set preferences? I’m just sayin’…
bob@bobsamuel.com
Keqing and Fusion team, thanks for the constant improvements. I’m not an expert user so possibly I am asking for a capability when creating a Drawing that already exist. Often I find myself needing to add lines and select Points and then add the related Dimensions to a drawing. For example, when creating a Drawing of a simple part that was created using using Resolve with an Arc and Line as part of its Axis, it is not possible to locate the Coincident point of the Arc with the Line. Thanks again.
jsimpson03
Every update I look for a full Dark Theme since it was announced that it was being worked on what seems like forever ago. Every update I am disappointed.
Keqing Song
We mentioned it in the past but are not confident to say when it will be available. We are currently focusing on higher priority projects as well as addressing more critical issues.
philm@laiyewseng.com.sg
The new joint system is much better and the edit in place of Xref parts is fantastic . Where is the best place to report a bug?
madconfu
Edit in place is a great addition and you get two extra points for the “Face Off” reference.
bernabeangelito
with this update you have also lost a feature in Cam Functionality. before we could define origin as chuck front and now the feature is gone. please bring it back
bernabeangelito
I mean in CAM Setup, when selecting turning, WCS origin
Igorva
Thanks!
jesse@bommer.io
Thank you guys for working so hard to resolve the crash issue for our users!
Coscor_NPL
really awesome improvements, really is…
BUT GOD DAMN WHEN ARE YOU GOING TO FOCUS ON THE 2D ENVIRONMENT!!!?
LB-CSNSM
Fusion 360 2.0.7805 was installed on my Mac under Sierra, but after the auto update (that I cannot stop) the last release is not compatible with Sierra. How I can come back to this version ?
It is a pity that the installer does not check the system requirements before installing and erase the previous version… 🙁
rbeghe2
Mi spiace, sono negato con l’Inglese. Ho capito pochissimo quello che c’è scritto qui.
shopZC4KV
How do I view the Setup Sheet from the data panel. When I generate one it opens a save to folder on my pc. It then opens a web browser and displays it. No option to save it within Fusion.
SeanJMiller
You all are simply amazing!
CBB1962
Customize columns in the tool list (Preview) – I can add a column but it does not save – what the heck? AND Can’t sort by description??? Why not drag the column header to resort the column order (like every other program on the planet that allows you to reorder columns) not some convoluted “reorder the columns using the drag handles on the left-hand side of each column name”, Again, what the heck?