Description
Key Learnings
- Learn how to create and edit T-Spline forms
- Learn how to perform basic solid modeling functions
- Learn how to create assembly joints and how to reorder browser items to finish the assembly
- Learn how to apply appearances or physical materials and render the model
Speakers
- Phil EichmillerProduct designer, now software quality engineer for Fusion testing Fusion with a customer perspective. Also a part time instructor at Portland Community College teaching Fusion for CAD students and seasoned professionals alike. I have a passion for connecting people to their inner potential, either through my teaching or helping on the Fusion forums, or just in person. Let's design and build a better future together.
- Mike AubryMichael Aubry is always pursuing better, faster and exciting ways to design. During the ten years he’s worked in the computer aided design field, he’s been privileged to work with 100s of customers who do everything from craftsman eyewear to giant fighting robots. He has professional experience in the bio-medical, wind energy, and computational fluid dynamics simulation industries. He loves working with anyone and everyone inspired to solve interesting problems. He is a former Product Evangelist for Autodesk Fusion 360. He has a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Portland.