Once I hit the Render button, my render is sent to the cloud to process, I can see the progress of my render in the Gallery at the bottom of the screen.
The settings I choose determine the number of Cloud Credits it will take to complete the rendering. The Preview of the render give the options to re-render in a different scene or settings, render as a Turntable or Motion Study, change exposure, download to your local drive and share externally.Ĭhoosing the Render as Turntable Option brings up the Render Settings Dialog Box, where I can control Output type, Image Size, Aspect Ratio, Frames and Quality.
What options are available for number of images. By clicking on these we can get a preview of the render. Creating a static rendered image can be impressive, but a turntable animation can take it to the next level. Our Render workspace adds in a different scene and view of our assembly compared to pour model workspace.Īt the bottom of your screen you should see the render gallery, Fusion automatically create 3-4 renders of the model in the background when you are working on the model. To begin we will open the Rendering workspace in Fusion buy hitting the dropdown and selecting Render. I am going to showcase some of the capabilities, tip and tricks of Fusion 360 which will add a new diverse element to your designs and how you present your models to clients, customers and colleagues. These renders can be seen as thumbnails in the Item. Every time a design is saved in Fusion 360, this rendering engine will automatically Render the Named Views in the design. Fusion 360 is your cloud-based CAD/CAM solution but also a design visualization tool to cater to your rendering and even your animation needs. There are three types of rendering to be aware of in Fusion 360 First, there is a default render that is completed as part of a derivative service (Render on Save).
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