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[Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
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Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
Maybe we should have a few appointed editors and others can recommend additions???
I'll actually volunteer to be a designee.
I'll actually volunteer to be a designee.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
Is there an example part model to be demoed for side by side comparison?
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
JOKO engineering has done several on YouTube.
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
Here's a tutorial on how to edit existing model in Fusion 360:
There are 2 approaches:
1. Using timeline (very similar to recompute in FreeCAD, but has more freedom and better UX)
2. Using spreasheet (I think this one can be mapped almost 1 to 1 in FreeCAD)
Here's an advanced tutorial that could showcase FreeCADs assembly and animation feature:
Here's a somewhat simpler model:
There are 2 approaches:
1. Using timeline (very similar to recompute in FreeCAD, but has more freedom and better UX)
2. Using spreasheet (I think this one can be mapped almost 1 to 1 in FreeCAD)
Here's an advanced tutorial that could showcase FreeCADs assembly and animation feature:
Here's a somewhat simpler model:
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: Spock: "...His pattern indicates two-dimensional thinking."
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
Is it true? To me it seems that FreeCAD just lacks the UI to manipulate shapes (doesn't support 3D constraints). Fusion 360 does support the constraint-based geometry pretty well. Could you explain the difference more clearly?FreeCAD workflow is different than Fusion360. It is a parametric modeler in comparison to Fusion360 which is a direct modeler.
Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
See also this, a comparison with Solid Works, V0.19 Benchmarking--Intermediate Level Tutorials
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Re: [Volunteers] Creating a 'Migrating to FreeCAD from Fusion360' guide
It seems I misunderstood this topic. I thought this is for introduction of FreeCAD workflow to Fusion 360 users. But in fact this is supposed to be a howto convert files created in Fusion 360 to the format FreeCAD can open.