Watch any of these two videos and you’ll be up and running in no time.
Jake Fowler and I made a video around the top 5 things you should be aware of when using the new toolbar UI, and our Expert Elite/Fusion 360 connaisseur Kevin Ellingson made a great video comparing the old and new. If this is the first time you’re seeing this, don’t fret – we’ve got you covered. It also sets Fusion 360 up to be more scalable as more functionality is introduced in the future. The new toolbar UI offers improved tool organization, terminology, and discoverability. Hooray! As of today, we’ve updated our toolbar UI to the new layout as default. Now it’s no longer afraid and opening a flat pattern works as it should.Īpollo 11 Command Module Hatch assembly by Andrew Barth, courtesy of Project Egress () If you had a 2D drawing of a sheet metal part with a flat pattern and you tried to open the flat pattern part by right-clicking on it in the browser and selecting “open”, Fusion 360 got scared of what would happen next so it refused to open it, causing itself to crash.Now it should be easier to see, at a glance, which entities in the browser are visible and which ones are not. Many of you have told us that the contrast of the new visibility icons in the browser were not enough, so we improved the contrast.We fixed a macOS issue where the the post processor didn’t post when you selected a machine.Now the chain selection will remain selected. We found selection issue in 2D pocket operation and modifying tool parameters.If you regenerated a tool-path for the 2D pocket operation or edited the 2D Pocket operation and then checked the geometry input, the previous chain selection was lost on the geometry after the tool was modified.
Now when you do this, the custom library will correctly appear. If you created a new NC program and selected posts from a custom post location, editing the NC program did not show the custom library.We fixed a crash issue related to changing the Factor of Safety scale of Generative Design simulation studies being run in the cloud.Double-clicking it should bring up the starting shape command, not Simulation, and now it does. We fixed an issue in the Generative Design workspace where if you double-clicked the “starting shape” browser element in a generative study, Fusion 360 attempted to launch the Simulation environment for some reason.A number of you have reported a weird bug in manufacturing workflows where shallower arcs are creating tool-path chains that are 360 degrees of sweep of non-existent geometry, which also became un-selectable.
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