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While Fusion 360 has always allowed you to import and display mesh forms (from OBJ or STL, for instance), the usefulness of that data hasnвЂ™t been much beyond pure display. In the last couple of monthly releases, Autodesk has been introducing a вЂMeshвЂ™ workspace. Fusion 360 вЂ“ Mesh repair and repurposing tools ItвЂ™s also worth noting that the selection fi lters have been updated and itвЂ™s now possible to set not only specific filters (to help select edges, faces, bodies etc.), but also to define a priority during selection, which is particularly useful in more complex models. In more recent updates (and if youвЂ™ve not tried out the system for a while) youвЂ™ll notice that thereвЂ™s been some core work done to make the cross body features more intuitive and controllable (you can now select which bodies an operation effects).

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Both the Model and Patch workspaces allow you to work with both solid and surface geometry respectively. The prismatic modelling tools in Fusion 360 are pretty well advanced and have been for some time. ItвЂ™s also worth noting that the system, as youвЂ™d expect for a cloud-based system, stores a complete version history of your model, so you can step back to it if you get stuck. Of course, if you switch off history half way through a design, youвЂ™ll lose work to date and vice versa if you switch history on in a direct edit part, youвЂ™ll only capture operations after the switch. The good news is that your parts can be switched between the two. Your choice between the two depends entirely on the type of job youвЂ™re working on and the results required.

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LetвЂ™s look at the core modelling tools, namely, the ability to create both history and direct modelling based product definitions.ДЇusion 360 has, in its current guise, included the ability to model with both a full history tracking switched on or to switch it off and go full direct editing. It had also embarked on expanding the systemвЂ™s ability to work with referenced data and manage inter part or assembly model links. So where are we at with Fusion? The last time we looked at the system Autodesk had just introduced simulation tools and had started to introduce CAM functionality (predominately 2.5 and 3 axis operations). However, at present, this doesnвЂ™t really support the inclusion of non-critical partners - itвЂ™ll need more rigorous access controls over and above the Read/Write/View locks already in place.

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