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In 360 you start with a sketch (a plan) view and extrude shapes from there.Īutocad's market is the hi-end qualified production builder and the professional users pay a premium ($$$) for the software. The main difference in learning between TInkercad and Fusion 360 is that in Tinkercad you start with a predefined shape and remodel that shape. If you are starting out I recommend learning 360 over Tinkercad but if you have already gone down the Tinkercad path you have the advantage of working with a similar User Interface. It has so much power and performance that makes it a breeze to drive once you get over the initial learning curve. It is like driving a F1 racer as your daily drive. I am an old hobbyist and I have picked up the basics which enable me to 3d Print just about anything that I need to build.įusion 360 has a few quirks to get over but once you master these it is a most intuitive and natural application to use and you will rarely have to look for answers. can be quite useful.Ĭlick to expand.Without 'blowing my own trumpet' I say stick with it and do some of the excellent tutorials which are about. His latest tutorials for the 'Absolute Beginner' have been updated to reflect the new UI. I have a subscription to the Youtube Channel for the link Redbrickman noted. Sadly, they are now so far out of date due to the redesign of the software's UI that they only increase the frustration. When it comes to tutorials I used to really like Lars Christensen's videos. When it comes to 3D CAD, if a design requires much beyond a simple cube, it's going to be a hair-pulling challenge. Given that I spent close to 20 years writing GUIs, I do find it strange I have such difficulties with this one class of software.

FUSION 360 TUTORIALS SOFTWARE

Apparently, the way those desiging 3D software approadh UI is rooted in a different universe from where I come from. Cal due to wildfires and am staying in a hotel next to Autodesk's HQ.) FWIW, I have found in general that 3D CAD is something I struggle with. (Weird aside: I'm currently evacuated from my home in N. I've had a long-standing love/hate relationship with Fusion 360, and have only developed a modest level of incompetence due to Autodesk's binding of Eagle CAD with Fusion 360.

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