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FusionNews highlights the key things that happened over the past week in the Fusion 360 Community. New posts every Friday.
From the Fusion 360 Team
September 7, 2016 Update – What’s New
In this update, we fixed a number of quality bugs. Check out what improvements were made.
Roadmap Check-in September 2016
Take a look at what we have planned for the remainder of the year.
Quick Tip: Top 5 Keyboard Shortcuts
Work faster than ever before in Fusion 360 with these keyboard shortcuts.
Using SimScale with Fusion 360
This add-in makes it easier to import geometry created with Fusion 360 directly into an existing project on SimScale, where it can be simulated.
Events
Live: Fusion 360 + Autodesk ReMake
Hey Bay area folks! Join us on 9/14 at 6 PM to learn everything you need to know about Remake and how to integrate reality capture into your Fusion 360 workflows. Register here.
Online: Quick Start Virtual Lab
Get up and running quickly with Fusion 360 on 9/15 at 1 PM EDT. Register here.
Online: Rendering in Fusion 360
Take an in-depth look at appearances, texture settings, rendering options and more on 9/16 at 1 PM EDT: Register here.
Gallery Spotlights
Water Dispensing System by Riolito Paildelan
Stairwell by Jonás Alberto Vidal Valdivia
Universal Coupling by Lavesh Soni
Your Ideas from the Fusion 360 IdeaStation
We take your suggestions very seriously as they help to shape Fusion 360, so please share your ideas and vote for new features / enhancements you would like to see. Here are a few from this week.
I would like there to be a button in the Material Library that says “assign custom mass” in which I could quickly type in the known mass of the part without creating an entirely new material.
Start New Designs in a Default Component
It would be great if we could get a setting in model options to start new designs with a default component.
Reuse Your Own Standard Parts with Different Dimensions
It would be nice to be able to create a “design pattern” and when inserting them into your assembly, you simply choose your own length and diameter (or other parameters).
Have a story to share? We would love to hear more about you and how you’re using Fusion 360! Shoot me an email at Shannon.McGarry@autodesk.com