What's New in Fusion 360 Design & Engineering - April 2020

Make sure to check out this update of Fusion 360 to learn about the new electronics cooling simulation, updates to sharing, and more.


CONNECT:

[macgyver]

Electronic thermal simulation... We can't create multi-lines of text or easily sketch on curved surfaces, but now we have a virtual wind tunnel. Are people asking for this?

[marwinthedja]

Okay there are quite a few things I think would've been more important to implement, but "electronics cooling" analysis is damn cool!

[markusstaden]

You really keep innovating. I wish my university would use Fusion 360.

[MakeTechPtyLtd]

Wow! This has me inspired. Keep up the great work. Ed, well done with the voice over.
-Ken

[meanGoreng]

month after month there's a ton of updates. and yet. still no native maya like navigation option ? or the ability to map any key / mouse combination to navigation ?

hard to imagine that this would be at all difficult for the team to add in. why so reluctant ?

[dunichtich]

Daaaam! Fusion is geting more and more the ULTIMATE ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT TOOL!!! ...only real cfd analysis are still missing 😉

[gedr]

hi, will you add simulation to non-isotropic materials like wood / fff printed parts? thanks!

[marc_frank]

does rendering animations still work?
i'd love to do that locally, not on the cloud, but the button just doesn't show up
i didn't really want to export the video on my channel from the animation space, rendering it would have been a lot cooler

[vitterre]

Will there ever be an improvement to Splines? I think I'm not the only one who thinks they are quite unusable
Something like the pen tool in illustrator would be gold
Though I'm glad and positively stunned about how Fusion keeps on improving!

[fastlaneinnovations]

I don't see the link to the Manufacturing updates

[SebastiaanSwinkels]

macOS Sierra (10.12) also no longer supported. Would've been nice to have gotten a popup for that a month or two ago. Now I need to deal with this while my plate was already plenty full...

[silverbob]

All this fancy horseshit and we still can't model a 1/4" pipe thread! Go figure!

[jamesbarratt]

Advice. SLOW DOWN. Don't speak so fast. Take your time. There should be no more than a few words a second. Not trying for 30 a second.