This is more than just a fantasy exercise. Just a big toolbox full of component technologies, enough money to buy anything you need, access to an international team of smart developers, the freedom to experiment, and a reasonable amount of time to get it done.
No requirement to build on the existing generation of products. Next, imagine that you were given the task to develop a next-generation 3D mechanical CAD product. If you need a quick and easy tool for 3D modeling with a small footprint, then Autodesk Fusion 360 may be exactly what you need.Imagine, for a moment, that you worked at a major CAD developer, with massive technical resources, and more than a billion dollars in the bank. To find out if Fusion 360 meets your needs, it’s best to try the trial as the interface is very intuitive for how much power the software has. You can change this behavior in the preferences: See the screen shot to see how to get to the preferences and adjust the Reverse zoom direction setting. The mouse wheel zoom in the program is the default Inventor standard where rolling the mouse forward zooms out and rolling the mouse wheel backwards zooms in. These drastically change the commands available at your disposal. When first using the software, note that there are three key workspaces, Sculpt, Model, and Patch. There is now support for motion based around joints, new geometry types, and analysis options unavailable before. Even though the interface is more compact, there are a lot more features built into it. The biggest changes are with the interface itself which is more compact. If you’ve used Inventor Fusion in the past, performance is very similar. When the import is finished you will receive an alert in the Fusion 360 application, as well as an e-mail, telling you that the import process is finished. The import is not instantaneous and is processed in the background on Autodesk’s servers. In the web interface, there is a tab for import where you can choose to browse for the file that you want to import.
Importing files from other manufacturing CAD packages such as Inventor or SolidWorks is fairly straight forward. Once you have installed the program, the interface for Fusion 360 is very much like a web application such as the LinkedIn website. All that you need to login and get started is an Autodesk ID. The most apparent difference between Fusion 360 compared to Inventor Fusion is that it’s a cloud application and that all data is stored on the Autodesk serve. Autodesk Fusion 360 was officially released today.
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