Fusion 360 Blog Archive - MF Software

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An image showcasing the Fusion 360 API tool interface. The main window displays a clean and user-friendly design with various components. The toolbar at the top provides access to essential functions, such as creating, modifying, and managing designs. The left panel features a project explorer, allowing users to navigate through their design files and folders. On the right, a dynamic properties panel shows detailed information about the selected design element. In the center, the 3D modeling workspace exhibits a 3D model of a mechanical part, illustrating the tool's powerful modeling capabilities. Overall, the picture represents the efficient and versatile nature of the Fusion 360 API tool for seamless integration and custom automation within the Fusion 360 design environment.

Create and run scripts with the Fusion 360 API

You can see two components where you can see the wharped shaped export and part design.

Why comparing the warped shape export to the part design in Fusion 360 can be useful!

You can see a component with a process set up challenge, where you can select cooling quick start 2020.

How to add CAD bodies in Fusion 360!

You can see the settings to offset face and to combine.

How to combine your part CAD and 3D runner geometry!

In the design settings you can click on selection and choose selection priority.

How to use the Selection Priority within Fusion 360!

You can see a tool showing the dynamic event simulation.

Why running a Dynamic Event Simulation in Fusion 360 can be useful!

You can see the window showing the general report feature and the injection molding simulation report feature.

Why the new Report feature within Fusion 360 Injection Molding Simulation can be useful!

You can see two workbenches in which one shows the workbench with the static stress analysis.

Why the Static Stress analysis in Fusion 360 can be useful!

You can see the manufacture space showing the additive tool path settings.

Why exploring the Manufacture space in Fusion 360 can be useful!

You can see a black component using the default settings within the render space.

How to use the Render tool in Fusion 360!