I only use Fusion 360 for my own personal 3D printing projects. The new restrictions will make it too much hassle to use. It's a shame, I'd be willing to pay a small fee to keep just the solid design space, STL or better still 3mf export and unlimited files but as a hobbyist, I simply can't justify the full price for tools I'll never use so I'll find an alternative.
Great to have you back! As a hobbyist user I get a lot out of your videos. But I think it is a PR mistake to skip over the changes to the Personal Use license functionality. I know this situation not your fault, but some PR management is required on this and you have the audience and personality to handle it. Your followers need to know AD understands why we are upset and that we are confused as to why other solutions to this issue cannot be found.
=== Originally posted on Facebook === My thoughts on the changes from Autodesk: As a software engineer/architect (former, on long term disability), I fully understand the cost of developing advanced software packages. And I understand what they are trying to do. And why. That doesn't mean that some restrictions (Exporting to the STEP file format for example) are a bit too much. This is very common format for hobbyists to share files with each other. The restriction of active files seems odd if you can just deactivate/reactivate as needed, but I guess it will slow down the workflow for "professional-hobbyists" (my term - those who should be paying), so that one might make sense after all. Personally I tinker on many small things at once. I also break my projects into separate files, so probably just need to update my workflow to fit the new model. To those who are saying that everyone should just pay up and buy the full license, consider that not everyone has the funds (as a hobbyist) to afford that expense. The cost step from free to full on commercial is far too steep. AutoDesk should consider a separate cost tiers for the hobbyist who wants more features, but isn't making money off of it: - Free + What they offer in the new plan + All imports (why restrict moving to Fusion?) - Hobbyist + Increased project/file limits + Cloud computing with credits - Prosumer + Extensions + Some Simulations + Collaboration - Professional / Commercial + All Features This would allow everyone to pick a level based upon their needs as opposed to an on/off switch with a massive hit the the bank account. Not everyone can afford the commercial license, but they are also not all against contributing to what they are getting. === End Original === I'm hoping Lars sees this and can kick some ideas up the chain at Autodesk. Hobbyists are not opposed to paying for Fusion. They are opposed to paying for full commercial licenses.
I absolutely agree on this. For Adobe Photoshop+Lightroom I'm currently paying about $10/month and I think that's a good pricepoint for a serious hobby user. I wouldn't complain to pay this for Fusion 360 as well.
@@pooheadlou Yeah, I'll probably do that. Last time I looked at freecad, it appeared quite convoluted to me, but now, that I have some more understanding for mechanical CAD, it's time to give it another try.
Hi Lars! Nice to see you back. Would be nice to get your comments on the upcoming changes to the hobbiest license. Removing STEP Export is almost a deal breaker for me. With these kind of restrictions I'm definitely going to take a look at other CAD programs.
Thanks for another great overview Lars! Please take a moment to talk some sense into the people at Autodesk pushing out the changes to the free version of Fusion360. The list of features they're pulling from the hobbyist version guts it and leaves no option other than paying $279/yr (at 40% off!) to get basic things like STEP export, a staple of the open source 3D printing community. A subscription offering for a more reasonable fee, similar to Adobe's Photographers subscription, would ease the sting and enable people using the great Fusion360 features for personal projects to pay a bit to help support the development and gain access to important features without having to jump all the way to the super-fancy pro version with a price to match.
When did this all go down? I have been using it and modifying designs until this morning when it started acting a little weird. And now I find myself downloading from scratch. Without the least bit of an advanced notice!!
@@missamo80 Yes I just got back up and checked my cloud storage. Whew. I guess it's all about discretionary cash which might be in shorter supply for the average bloke in the new world order of Covid19. I am in that demographic for sure but would be at a loss without the invaluable facility even though I use Vectric for my CNC Router work. But I still have an educational licence and wonder how they deal with that.
@@chrisleech1565 I think the educational are untouched by these crippling changes. Already changed to a 1 year limit and they require proof of enrollment now. (As I read on the reddit forum today)
I have been learning fusion for not only my hobby use but in the hopes of one day starting a home business. Would of course pay for a commercial license then. There is no way I could afford to pay for it now. Maybe I could find a cheap online class to qualify for an educational license... get more for the money I would have to borrow. I suppose this should be good for open source cad development as many programmers will be losing the free option that meant they had no reason to work on anything.
Just started fusion 360 in June. Thinking to change to something elsee as hobbyst. Classic audodesk move. Good luck geting new paying customers from hobby users.
Lars, Any possibility of a video on how to adapt/modify our existing projects to cope with the newly imposed limitations imposed (with very little advance notice!) by the new free version?
With the current recent license restrictions, fusion 360 reached a dead end for me. Anyway, thanks Lars, it was a good ride while it lasted. At the time I dropped Eagle for Kicad and am now dropping Fusion 360 for Free CAD.
@@EnuffsEnuff318 EnuffsEnuff318 vor 1 Tag The squeeze is on again. Free users being warned of more locked features. Typical geek nerd weirdo bait and switch tactics while they keep our data....punks. ^^that one ? it's still out there ;) ... sort for "New Comments" not Top Comments You know the Video from Angus ? it's not "that" bad i think... ua-cam.com/video/SlnEThQ4HR8/v-deo.html&
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A couple years ago they said they were going to keep the products the same, then they started taking features away. And soon, not being able to export .step files is worrisome. What's next? My last project I worked on has probably 50 drawings all linked into the master one, how is that supposed to work with only being able to have 10 active projects? I'm exporting all my files and looking for alternatives before Oct 1st while this shakes out. I'd rather have a less featured product I can count on than one that may be taken away.
Lars, Started learning CAD to keep me focused during social distancing. I have watched all of your videos and they have taught me so much! Glad you are back!
I love fusion, love your videos, but i cannot believe that as a Maker I will have to throw everything I learned out the window, because of a licensing policy. I will have to revert to another software. The makerspace I evolve in does not have any money to spend on software licences. I am very disappointed that Autodesk is leaving the maker community. over the last 3 years the community has contributed in making this software to what it is now, by reporting bug and feature requirements and now that it has reached a comfortable level, this is what happens.
Thanks Lars, this was helpful, especially in explaining the difference and uses of surfaces and solids. Good examples as well. The music in the background though made it hard for me to concentrate on the information, however. I'm one of those students that needs quiet while trying to comprehend what's being said. This was tough... Great content as always though, keep up the awesome videos, and welcome back!
I like these videos and will continue using Fusion 360 for now, but will start gradually learning FreeCAD in anticipation of more future licensing changes that would prohibit me from using it as a hobbyist for making occasional models to 3D print on my Ender 3.
Unfortunately Autodesk today confirmed that it wants to increasingly distance itself from the public it has conquered in recent years with the promise of being free forever for small businesses or hobbyists. I even understand that more advanced options are not available in the free version, but removing the option to export to STEP files seems to me stingy.
what other features are they no longer supporting? I love using fusion and could never afford the more expensive products, so I'd be sad if they stopped supporting hobbyists with features. i haven't heard anything about this yet so if you could go into more detail i'd appreciate it
Holy shit. Limiting documents to 10? Unless I’m reading wrong that seems absurd. I’m so sad we no longer have access to generative design or simulation. I was excited to start to learn about those workspaces. Damn
Hi Lars, Thanks for doing these refreshers! I too have been away from Fusion 360 for quite a while. It's so nice to have you do these videos for us... Just what I was looking for!
These features would have come in handy a few weeks ago when I spent a long time design a complicated pulp for a product. Great stuff Lars. Thank God you're back.
MCTheTrash just because it’s free doesn’t mean we can’t have complaints about it. They don’t let people use if for free out of the goodness of their hearts. It’s marketing for them. Gets the word out among hobbyist who recommend it to others. Eventually some of those people go on to be professionals that use it in their workplace. Some hobbyists have provided a scripts to integrate with fusion. We test features. We give feedback and suggestions. All of these things are valuable to the company. Ultimately it’s their choice how to license their product. And we are also free to criticize them for their choices and seek alternatives.
MCTheTrash yeah but this is not the way you conduct business. This is now basically the trial version, and the whole draw of Fusion360 in the first place was that you get a very powerful cad system for free. I’m a VERY amateur user and have far more than 10 files
Jalen MichalsLevy Sadly I don’t know. I latched on to Fusion 360 early on my search in large part due to this excellent channel. I tried to use FreeCAD but found it incomprehensible. I’ve heard it’s improved but haven’t tried it yet. I’ve heard Simplify3D is decent if you’re doing basic shape based modeling like in 3D printing.
Enjoyed the new features and how you put them together. I'm just starting to learn fusion and this was very helpful. When I see things I don't understand I can always go back and rewatch that part learning more in the process.
I'm glade you're back! Really like the way you teach fusion. Making it captivating... Now you'll have to developpe all this news things you talk about with good exemples. Just waiting for the good stuff :) Thanks a lot Update : my student licence has just expired and now I can't export my STL files to my printer! --> renewed it to personnal hobbyist and now it's ok. Thanks Lars
Maybe a tutorial on migrating from F360 to a more personal use-friendly alternative should be your next video? All the goodwill created in the maker community destroyed in one click of the Send button. Genius move on the part of Autodesk management. You might want to polish your resume and listen to job offers that come your way. No need to evangelize through UA-cam to the maker community. We're moving on.....
Fusion is no longer friendly towards Makers. Thanks for the skills Lars but it looks like the software has taken on a very aggressive $ubscription model. I will still be subscribed. I hope you get more into things like Freecad or SketchUp
its really too bad. I just started watching your clips but Fusion 360 is obviously changing their payment plans for personal /hobbyist users..so i have to look for another alternative.
About to part ways after many, many years my friend. I have supported and defended Autodesk for well over a decade now. Why do this? I get that there is money involved, so make it $75 bucks or something reasonable for the maker community. Sliding scale works. I mentor kids and use Fusion360 to give them some skills to use as they grow into adult contributors, and that has now been decimated by basic greed. Really disgusted.
6:04 I'm glad that the text feature is getting more love. I think the emboss tool is amazing but the text feature to be SERIOUSLY lacking. You can tell that they really didn't pay much attention to it because any time you insert text, it literally inserts it upside down as a default. We even see that in this very video lol. Hopefully they give us proper text editing to match our new emboss tool
Thanks Lars. Great video, the ruled surface is fantastic for something I am doing and I must admit I had not really understood exactly what it could do until I watched this.
+1 For being disappointed in Autodesk removing functionality for hobby users. It is understood that they aren't obligated to supply us with anything, but it is still a real disappointment. I was just getting into it, now it looks like many of the cool things I was looking forward to doing are being cut off. Bummer. Since I don't do any of this to make money I just can't justify the cost of the subscription.
@@daveanderson2316 way to be a classist asshole. that is A LOT of money to some people, including me. you really only think well-off people deserve to have fun with 3d modeling? that's a nasty opinion
Dave Anderson Even for people who can afford $300 per year there is a such thing as return on investment. Many of us simply don’t use Fusion360 frequently enough to buy by the month or by the year. Not at the rates they’re charging. It’s great software, but I’m going to see what has a better ROI.
I wonder what @Dave Anderson does for a living that both affords him the ability to fart $300 while still having the time to respond to everyone's post insulting them if they can't justify the sub. I hope to be cool like him some day.
What's new is that Autodesk is fucking us small business entrepreneurs with new personal use licence totally. Nothing even matters. When I watched your first video I had never used Fusion 360 or any 3D software. Now I used it 80 hours last week! But it does not matter as Autodesk wants to dumb down their own upperhand. Not being able to even export our own creations? WE MADE THOSE, not AUTODESK. We need to have way to save our own work in which ever format suits us.
@@Bazzdiver It was changed from below $250K per year to personal use @ $0 per year.....now this......don't you get it? And they keep your data......scumbags.
@@EnuffsEnuff318 Startup License is less that 100K per year so not sure what you are on about. Plus if your doing more than 100K a $500/yr license is a very small cost of such a great tool ??
I agree with some of the comments. I've ways loved your vids, but you should pull them all. The people who found them useful are all being chased away.
You don’t know how much this helped me😍😍😍 this solves al my headache for the A Pilar body I’m trying to make for a tweeter on a car😊 thx a lot Lars for all you’re videos, I’ve come so far thanks to you 🙏
I really love the videos. I just started learning fusion and am very happy. But I kinda wish I had started learning something different now. Still can I guess.
Thanks Lars, appreciated the insight into perhaps starting with surfaces if the endgame is a more asthetic consumer item with complex curvature on the outside surfaces. I find the body modelling great for straight mechanical designs but have come unstuck trying to get the final product looking good with fillets etc. Could you suggest some ideas on a workflow for combining the required "mechanical" aspects of a design with a good looking surface/shape from the "Form" workspace.
Hi Lars, Thanks. I think the yellow warning apears when you select a bidden body when stitching it together. Assume when you select all and deselect the cylinder it will be not yellow. I didn't try.
@@cadcamstuff No problem, you deserve it. I just had an email from the fusion team saying that from the 1st of october 2020 the free to hobbyists version is going to be limited and a list of thing that will be limited, is it possible to do a video on the limitations or if not (understanding your position) a brief description on how it will effect us as I don't know half of whats in new restricted list. Thanks again.
I tried it for the first time and it's quite useful. However, the feature needs a bit of refining to make it easier to work with. Forms are much the same as faces, splines, and vertexes inside of a 3D mesh modeller (3DMax/Maya/etc) which give you a spline, face, and a vertex with their own set of modifiers, such as the ability to convert the points/vertexes into bezier and then use the handles to adjust the curvature/angle of each spline intersection... and the ability to just click and drag vertexes, splines, and faces into position, without having to use a Move/Copy widget. Throw those features in and I may just consider getting back into mesh modelling, using F360.
It took me a year to learn this to start building cad and now this lic. Just destroy all my hard work learning. Pls keep step so we can work with the 10 documents limits. I use fusion 360 to make my cosplay props and now this just make it imposible to work with. They need to make a lic for hobbies and small makers.
While not as powerful have you tried design spark mechanical? I used to use it then moved to fusion, but am thinking about moving back to it. It is still free to the best of my knowledge.
Hi Lars. Nice video. Is it possible to make a "stepped" part line instead of a straight, flat one? Many times when I design parts for molds they might need a stepped parting line.
When software makers hobble their products by doing deliberately annoying things with no end user benefit like removing rapids from CAM, the company and their products are no longer worthy of support in my opinion. Best wishes Lars.
"No end user benefits" , and by this you mean the users that the software makers get $0 from for their product......somehow i doubt its a concern. You could use the argument that "Your learning" or "Just starting out in business" in which case they have student and startup "unhobbled" licenses for. The only people this is hurting now are the people that will NEVER have paid Autodesk a single cent....and gauging by the whining and moaning they never intended on paying them in the future. Somehow I really don't see Autodesk caring alot about the butthurt leavers
@Lars Christensen There's a odd popping sound through the video. It stops during the outro. Also, please do a video on what we're going to lose in F360 in the coming months.
I tried Emboss the other day, couldn't get it to work on a revolved face. (putting text on the sidewall of a tire) I ended up having to do it the old way by extrude the text in and create and offset on the sidewall sketch to revolve/intersection. Perhaps it because my text was from an imported drawing file.
i dont think emboss works on surfaces which are curved in more than one direction (e.g. a sphere). i think they only work on conical or cylindrical surfaces more or less
I’d love to learn a bit more about creating drawings. One challenge I’m having is getting the QUANTITIES for components to display accurately in my parts tables. For example if I have a chair leg it wants to show that I have only 1 when I actually have 4. I’m sure it has something to do with the order or way I am creating those components.
Probably, but what's going to be the point of watching his content if the free version becomes a constant stream of disclaimers... "Well what I'm going to show you today only applies to paid subscriptions..."
So glad you're back on the F360 instruction team. I stopped using the program when you left and the interface went through its big makeover. I literately lost all my confidence to use any of the tools / commands. Have to start all over again, but you make it easy to learn. Thanks to your early instruction skills, I was actually capable of designing a few things from scratch. Not great, but a few basic components. Then the update / upgrade came and I just felt lost. Reading other comments regarding new licensing plans, I am not surprised many are complaining. A multi-tens of millions dollar platform and the overwhelming comment is thinking it should have remained free. That's completely unworkable. Makers - this isn't Facebook or Twitter. It's a real CAD program with millions of lines of code. What do you want? Advertising popping up as you work on your CAD design ? While the pricing appears to be steep and to be honest, for the average hobbyist or amateur makers, its not going to be fun anymore. I think they could revisit this depending on the demand and cost to support the small business developer is a different category than makers. But - let us be real too. There are thousands of makers out there that are making good money making CAD design models, prototypes, etc and selling them. The cost of the monthly subscription isn't going to break the bank. If it was, then you might as well start yelling that your computer's electricity should be free. That your 3D Printer filament should be free, blah blah blah. Don't blame Autodesk. This software is based on the some serious performance capabilities that engineers have to rely upon. And all of us get access to this potential. And if you really need to get serious, F360 is simply going to be your stepping stone to AutoDesk's top of the line platform. I have to smile a little bit when many say they are jumping ship to Sketch Up that's free. That's fine - but it too has limitations and restrictions. So who is fooling who? I'm just a CAD enthusiast and part-time user that likes to have good access to a high performance platform that can export my designs to a small CNC machine (HAAS TM-1 / 2) provider or to my own 3 D Printer (PLA / ABS) to prototype it or CNC Tube bender (race car chassis) that I can make a few replacement parts. If I have to spend $387 CAD per year for it, that seems like a small price compared to the alternative. Seriously, how much money do you spend on buying beer or wine every year. Getting free CAD lessons from Lars is a bargain for a monthly subscription if you ask me. Use the free personal version to start and get comfortable using it and when I'm ready to really design a replacement part or make a prototype, I'll splurge on a $34 CAD (promo atm) per month subscription, which is cheaper than a dozen premium bottles of beer. The only thing I ask of Autodesk :-----> keep Lars with Fusion 360 team. I bet Lars is the main reason many small business and maker community users have become attached to Fusion 360. I would suggest that some product features be made available as standalone features for those that want a 'stripped' down version at a lower cost. i.e make sheet metal or tubing or the PCB electronics as add - on features instead of combining all of them into a standard baseline subscription price. And then maybe offer basic or advanced CNC services on top of the 3 Axis vs 5 axis or advanced CNC programming, etc. I also think once a user creates a design, the product files should be downloadable and kept by the author. It is after all, their proprietary work. Autodesk should not just automatically delete them. In some countries, this action by AutoDesk may be illegal. Just my two cents.
Great, I've just started using Fusion 360 for work I've been a Inventor user since 2009 and also Autocad from release 11 long ago....still love the challenge of Autodesk new product.......
@@cadcamstuff i have a question I've model parts with inventor, so i was trying to insert a 2-d sketch in Fusion by using dxf, to insert it on a plane , I can put that dxf on a plane but i can't move the sketch to a location where i need it to be.....could you shed some light on this....
@@martyfry3019 I don't have Fusion open right now to test, but you should be able to move it with the move command. Try to right-click on the dxf, either on the screen or in the tree to the left
The squeeze is on again. Free users being warned of more locked features. Typical geek nerd weirdo bait and switch tactics while they keep our data....punks.
Since I use fusion to make 3D print patterns for aluminum casting, I would like to know an easy way to put in pattern draft into lettering so that the pattern pulls out of the investment sand. It would be great to make rounded letters. Using filets and draft often doesn't work on the surfaces of extruded letters.
@@cadcamstuff all you need do is send me your .stl file and i would cast for you. Simple machining thrown in. Search youtube for mrpete and ted sykora and you would find an example of a collaborative effort i helped him with. Good example was woodworking vice project, that project had lettering. Watch part 1
Lars you may as well concentrate your efforts on advanced users because the new restrictions on hobby use will kill your audience base. Like Crack dealers they offer you something for free and then get you so deep in you have to start paying for more just to get a little buzz. Very disappointed in the changes, especially as the pandemic limits what we can do these days. Greed has killed many a business, and sent many crack dealers to jail where they belong. I completed a survey about my use as a hobbyist and then they tried to get me to help the development team as a volunteer. I'm retired and I have over 30 years of CAD experience, never made a dime off of Fusion but now all I've created for me is a dead end. Greedy.... Autodesk you are shooting yourself in the foot, please shoot both and kill your future customer base while you make a few more temporary millions. Too many MBA's running an engineering company... Sad decision. Blender is getting pretty close to everything I really need anymore.
I am a hobbyist myself and both enjoyed both your videos and the license auf F360. As i was thinking about to turn this into a business, i am pushed towards other software like Blender and basically just cut all ties with Autodesk. Very unfrotunate and from a strategical point of view a big mistake from Autodesk.
@@zac6x9 His youtube channel is his own, but he still works for Autodesk. He helps people by teaching them how to use the software, he doesn't have to. Why try to put him on the spot. It's not his fault what is happening.
As always very informative would be great to see a video on internal features I just started cad and I'm looking to make a ifs diff housing for a rc car I'm building it's got 3 internal bearings one for input and 2 for output shafts aka the axle and is a split body design right in the middle of the bearing axis
Hi Lars, I'm attempting to model a water bottle that I have on my desk. The body is a loft of a typical bottle shape and I am trying to emboss, deboss some grips into the lofted surface. It would seem that this isn't an option? Can't emboss on a lofted surface? Is this the case or can I be missing a step? Thanks and welcome back!
Make sure the surface you are trying to emboss is a "ruled" surface. Basically, this means the surface can be constructed from straight lines (where "ruled" is another word for straight). Examples: cylinder, cone, parabolic hyperboloid - but NOT an extruded bottle, IF the surface is ultimately make to curve. Now, perhaps you are already aware of this requirement, but just in case not, I offer it for your consideration. Wishing you success in achieving your goal...
I only use Fusion 360 for my own personal 3D printing projects. The new restrictions will make it too much hassle to use. It's a shame, I'd be willing to pay a small fee to keep just the solid design space, STL or better still 3mf export and unlimited files but as a hobbyist, I simply can't justify the full price for tools I'll never use so I'll find an alternative.
Great to have you back! As a hobbyist user I get a lot out of your videos. But I think it is a PR mistake to skip over the changes to the Personal Use license functionality. I know this situation not your fault, but some PR management is required on this and you have the audience and personality to handle it. Your followers need to know AD understands why we are upset and that we are confused as to why other solutions to this issue cannot be found.
=== Originally posted on Facebook ===
My thoughts on the changes from Autodesk:
As a software engineer/architect (former, on long term disability), I fully understand the cost of developing advanced software packages. And I understand what they are trying to do. And why.
That doesn't mean that some restrictions (Exporting to the STEP file format for example) are a bit too much.
This is very common format for hobbyists to share files with each other.
The restriction of active files seems odd if you can just deactivate/reactivate as needed, but I guess it will slow down the workflow for "professional-hobbyists" (my term - those who should be paying), so that one might make sense after all.
Personally I tinker on many small things at once. I also break my projects into separate files, so probably just need to update my workflow to fit the new model.
To those who are saying that everyone should just pay up and buy the full license, consider that not everyone has the funds (as a hobbyist) to afford that expense. The cost step from free to full on commercial is far too steep.
AutoDesk should consider a separate cost tiers for the hobbyist who wants more features, but isn't making money off of it:
- Free
+ What they offer in the new plan
+ All imports (why restrict moving to Fusion?)
- Hobbyist
+ Increased project/file limits
+ Cloud computing with credits
- Prosumer
+ Extensions
+ Some Simulations
+ Collaboration
- Professional / Commercial
+ All Features
This would allow everyone to pick a level based upon their needs as opposed to an on/off switch with a massive hit the the bank account.
Not everyone can afford the commercial license, but they are also not all against contributing to what they are getting.
=== End Original ===
I'm hoping Lars sees this and can kick some ideas up the chain at Autodesk. Hobbyists are not opposed to paying for Fusion. They are opposed to paying for full commercial licenses.
I absolutely agree on this. For Adobe Photoshop+Lightroom I'm currently paying about $10/month and I think that's a good pricepoint for a serious hobby user. I wouldn't complain to pay this for Fusion 360 as well.
I say. Give your moneys to freecad.
@@pooheadlou Yeah, I'll probably do that. Last time I looked at freecad, it appeared quite convoluted to me, but now, that I have some more understanding for mechanical CAD, it's time to give it another try.
@@pnjunction5689 same
Hi Lars! Nice to see you back. Would be nice to get your comments on the upcoming changes to the hobbiest license. Removing STEP Export is almost a deal breaker for me. With these kind of restrictions I'm definitely going to take a look at other CAD programs.
Someone suggested exporting as an Inventor file, uploading to GrabCad, then downloading STEP from there as it will convert it for you.
Thanks for another great overview Lars!
Please take a moment to talk some sense into the people at Autodesk pushing out the changes to the free version of Fusion360. The list of features they're pulling from the hobbyist version guts it and leaves no option other than paying $279/yr (at 40% off!) to get basic things like STEP export, a staple of the open source 3D printing community.
A subscription offering for a more reasonable fee, similar to Adobe's Photographers subscription, would ease the sting and enable people using the great Fusion360 features for personal projects to pay a bit to help support the development and gain access to important features without having to jump all the way to the super-fancy pro version with a price to match.
When did this all go down? I have been using it and modifying designs until this morning when it started acting a little weird. And now I find myself downloading from scratch. Without the least bit of an advanced notice!!
@@chrisleech1565 Announced yesterday but not rolled out yet. Whatever issues you are having are unrelated to the announcement.
@@missamo80 Yes I just got back up and checked my cloud storage. Whew.
I guess it's all about discretionary cash which might be in shorter supply for the average bloke in the new world order of Covid19. I am in that demographic for sure but would be at a loss without the invaluable facility even though I use Vectric for my CNC Router work. But I still have an educational licence and wonder how they deal with that.
@@chrisleech1565 I think the educational are untouched by these crippling changes. Already changed to a 1 year limit and they require proof of enrollment now. (As I read on the reddit forum today)
I have been learning fusion for not only my hobby use but in the hopes of one day starting a home business. Would of course pay for a commercial license then. There is no way I could afford to pay for it now. Maybe I could find a cheap online class to qualify for an educational license... get more for the money I would have to borrow. I suppose this should be good for open source cad development as many programmers will be losing the free option that meant they had no reason to work on anything.
Just started fusion 360 in June. Thinking to change to something elsee as hobbyst. Classic audodesk move. Good luck geting new paying customers from hobby users.
How about a video of wth they nerfed in the personal license and what it means to the average user.
This would be great.
Yeah, I really enjoy his content... But to a point, what's the point? So many restrictions now... Really is a shame.
Angus on Maker's Muse just put up one, think he did a pretty good job of it.
Lars what do you think of the new changes to the personal use license of fusion 360, it really sucks what they are doing.
Lars,
Any possibility of a video on how to adapt/modify our existing projects to cope with the newly imposed limitations imposed (with very little advance notice!) by the new free version?
"If it's free, you aren't the customer. You are the product being sold." I think we just got sold.
Which is your thoughts about the new restrictions for hobbyists ? I know F360 is free but............ :-( !!!!
With the current recent license restrictions, fusion 360 reached a dead end for me. Anyway, thanks Lars, it was a good ride while it lasted. At the time I dropped Eagle for Kicad and am now dropping Fusion 360 for Free CAD.
How's freecad going. Enjoying all the crashes, broken geometry and crap UI. You get what you pay for.
Let's upvote this comment straight to the top until Lars addresses our licensing questions.
He addressed mine by deleting it.
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The squeeze is on again. Free users being warned of more locked features. Typical geek nerd weirdo bait and switch tactics while they keep our data....punks.
^^that one ? it's still out there ;) ... sort for "New Comments" not Top Comments
You know the Video from Angus ? it's not "that" bad i think...
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Tom Sanladerer's take on the subject sounds quite reasonable as well
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@@ScruffR70 Thanks. I'll check it out.
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A couple years ago they said they were going to keep the products the same, then they started taking features away. And soon, not being able to export .step files is worrisome. What's next?
My last project I worked on has probably 50 drawings all linked into the master one, how is that supposed to work with only being able to have 10 active projects?
I'm exporting all my files and looking for alternatives before Oct 1st while this shakes out. I'd rather have a less featured product I can count on than one that may be taken away.
New licensing policy I will now consider moving to another platform
Lars, Started learning CAD to keep me focused during social distancing. I have watched all of your videos and they have taught me so much! Glad you are back!
I love fusion, love your videos, but i cannot believe that as a Maker I will have to throw everything I learned out the window, because of a licensing policy. I will have to revert to another software. The makerspace I evolve in does not have any money to spend on software licences. I am very disappointed that Autodesk is leaving the maker community. over the last 3 years the community has contributed in making this software to what it is now, by reporting bug and feature requirements and now that it has reached a comfortable level, this is what happens.
exactly. I also have to find an alternative now.
Hi Lars,
Fusion 360 is gone for hobbyst?
great to see you again Lars. Wonderful job. Still a newbie but love to see yours and Brads teaching techniques. Please stick around
Thanks Lars, this was helpful, especially in explaining the difference and uses of surfaces and solids. Good examples as well. The music in the background though made it hard for me to concentrate on the information, however. I'm one of those students that needs quiet while trying to comprehend what's being said. This was tough...
Great content as always though, keep up the awesome videos, and welcome back!
Thank you so much. Yes, the music was my attempt to be cool....I'm not cool :-) The music will be gone going forward
@@cadcamstuff , no, Lars, you are cool! I have a problem watching any video that has background noise.
I like these videos and will continue using Fusion 360 for now, but will start gradually learning FreeCAD in anticipation of more future licensing changes that would prohibit me from using it as a hobbyist for making occasional models to 3D print on my Ender 3.
Unfortunately Autodesk today confirmed that it wants to increasingly distance itself from the public it has conquered in recent years with the promise of being free forever for small businesses or hobbyists.
I even understand that more advanced options are not available in the free version, but removing the option to export to STEP files seems to me stingy.
Yeah, i seen this coming, but it still sucks.
what other features are they no longer supporting? I love using fusion and could never afford the more expensive products, so I'd be sad if they stopped supporting hobbyists with features. i haven't heard anything about this yet so if you could go into more detail i'd appreciate it
@@jalensailin www.autodesk.com/campaigns/fusion-360-personal-use-changes
Holy shit. Limiting documents to 10? Unless I’m reading wrong that seems absurd. I’m so sad we no longer have access to generative design or simulation. I was excited to start to learn about those workspaces. Damn
Anywhere we can get more info on new restrictions? hopefully Lars can clarify what the changes mean, maybe give some context behind the decision
Thanks Lars, excellent video, never used the Surface tools before....... opens up many more possibilities.....
Hi Lars, Thanks for doing these refreshers! I too have been away from Fusion 360 for quite a while. It's so nice to have you do these videos for us... Just what I was looking for!
Perfect, Jay. Thank you for watching
These features would have come in handy a few weeks ago when I spent a long time design a complicated pulp for a product. Great stuff Lars. Thank God you're back.
Thank you for watching! Sorry that I'm a few weeks behind :-)
Hi lars why don't you do a video on the changes in the upcoming 2 weeks for us makers? Shame on Autodesk :(
MCTheTrash just because it’s free doesn’t mean we can’t have complaints about it. They don’t let people use if for free out of the goodness of their hearts. It’s marketing for them. Gets the word out among hobbyist who recommend it to others. Eventually some of those people go on to be professionals that use it in their workplace. Some hobbyists have provided a scripts to integrate with fusion. We test features. We give feedback and suggestions. All of these things are valuable to the company. Ultimately it’s their choice how to license their product. And we are also free to criticize them for their choices and seek alternatives.
MCTheTrash yeah but this is not the way you conduct business. This is now basically the trial version, and the whole draw of Fusion360 in the first place was that you get a very powerful cad system for free. I’m a VERY amateur user and have far more than 10 files
@@crystallineblaze what is the next best free alternative in your opinion? I only really know Fusion. thanks!
Jalen MichalsLevy Sadly I don’t know. I latched on to Fusion 360 early on my search in large part due to this excellent channel. I tried to use FreeCAD but found it incomprehensible. I’ve heard it’s improved but haven’t tried it yet. I’ve heard Simplify3D is decent if you’re doing basic shape based modeling like in 3D printing.
Sorry I meant SketchUp not Simplify3D
Enjoyed the new features and how you put them together. I'm just starting to learn fusion and this was very helpful. When I see things I don't understand I can always go back and rewatch that part learning more in the process.
Thank you Lars. Enjoyed your explanation of the new tools.
I'm glade you're back!
Really like the way you teach fusion. Making it captivating...
Now you'll have to developpe all this news things you talk about with good exemples.
Just waiting for the good stuff :)
Thanks a lot
Update : my student licence has just expired and now I can't export my STL files to my printer!
--> renewed it to personnal hobbyist and now it's ok. Thanks Lars
I'm always amazed at your ability to do things with such apparent ease.
lars your a great person,too bad autodesk threw it all away with this insane idea,fusion will soon be nothing but a parate software
Glad you're back, Lars! I still owe you a beer!
Maybe a tutorial on migrating from F360 to a more personal use-friendly alternative should be your next video? All the goodwill created in the maker community destroyed in one click of the Send button. Genius move on the part of Autodesk management. You might want to polish your resume and listen to job offers that come your way. No need to evangelize through UA-cam to the maker community. We're moving on.....
Fusion is no longer friendly towards Makers. Thanks for the skills Lars but it looks like the software has taken on a very aggressive $ubscription model. I will still be subscribed. I hope you get more into things like Freecad or SketchUp
Agreed. AutoDesk just killed the small maker, not worth continuing.
its really too bad. I just started watching your clips but Fusion 360 is obviously changing their payment plans for personal /hobbyist users..so i have to look for another alternative.
Lars you are so good at explaining in a way that even I can understand :)
Thank you so much! And, Thank you for watching
About to part ways after many, many years my friend. I have supported and defended Autodesk for well over a decade now. Why do this? I get that there is money involved, so make it $75 bucks or something reasonable for the maker community. Sliding scale works. I mentor kids and use Fusion360 to give them some skills to use as they grow into adult contributors, and that has now been decimated by basic greed. Really disgusted.
6:04 I'm glad that the text feature is getting more love. I think the emboss tool is amazing but the text feature to be SERIOUSLY lacking. You can tell that they really didn't pay much attention to it because any time you insert text, it literally inserts it upside down as a default. We even see that in this very video lol. Hopefully they give us proper text editing to match our new emboss tool
I'm going to miss these videos. They changed the terms so I'm outie!
Thanks Lars. Great video, the ruled surface is fantastic for something I am doing and I must admit I had not really understood exactly what it could do until I watched this.
Thank you for watching!
It is about time!! I am so happy that you are back:))
+1 For being disappointed in Autodesk removing functionality for hobby users. It is understood that they aren't obligated to supply us with anything, but it is still a real disappointment. I was just getting into it, now it looks like many of the cool things I was looking forward to doing are being cut off. Bummer. Since I don't do any of this to make money I just can't justify the cost of the subscription.
If it was a one-time purchase of 300 bucks, like software used to be, i'd consider it, but 300 every year is crazy talk
@@jalensailin if you can't swing 300 a year, perhaps you need a new hobby.
@@daveanderson2316 way to be a classist asshole. that is A LOT of money to some people, including me. you really only think well-off people deserve to have fun with 3d modeling? that's a nasty opinion
Dave Anderson Even for people who can afford $300 per year there is a such thing as return on investment. Many of us simply don’t use Fusion360 frequently enough to buy by the month or by the year. Not at the rates they’re charging. It’s great software, but I’m going to see what has a better ROI.
I wonder what @Dave Anderson does for a living that both affords him the ability to fart $300 while still having the time to respond to everyone's post insulting them if they can't justify the sub. I hope to be cool like him some day.
Love the T-shirt! Stevie is one of my guitar heros.
Thank you :-) He was the best
Stevie Ray Vaughan! Nice! Oh, and also, thanks for teaching us Fusion 360.
What's new is that Autodesk is fucking us small business entrepreneurs with new personal use licence totally. Nothing even matters. When I watched your first video I had never used Fusion 360 or any 3D software. Now I used it 80 hours last week! But it does not matter as Autodesk wants to dumb down their own upperhand. Not being able to even export our own creations? WE MADE THOSE, not AUTODESK. We need to have way to save our own work in which ever format suits us.
When you spend 80 hours a week using fusion 360 you are probably not a hobbyist. Maybe the startup license is for you.
@@Bazzdiver It was changed from below $250K per year to personal use @ $0 per year.....now this......don't you get it? And they keep your data......scumbags.
@@EnuffsEnuff318 Startup License is less that 100K per year so not sure what you are on about. Plus if your doing more than 100K a $500/yr license is a very small cost of such a great tool ??
welcome back. you do great videos. always informative and easy to follow. please keep it up
Thank you so much, Bernie. Thank you for watching.
I agree with some of the comments. I've ways loved your vids, but you should pull them all. The people who found them useful are all being chased away.
For me? That was perfect! I learned quite a lot! Thanks!
Awesome to hear! Thank you for watching
Really like all your videos Lars - Thanks to share that with us...
You don’t know how much this helped me😍😍😍 this solves al my headache for the A Pilar body I’m trying to make for a tweeter on a car😊 thx a lot Lars for all you’re videos, I’ve come so far thanks to you 🙏
Great to hear that you found the content useful. Thank you for watching!
I really love the videos. I just started learning fusion and am very happy. But I kinda wish I had started learning something different now. Still can I guess.
This was very, very helpful and good feature to know. Thank you Lars.
you are so very welcome. Thank you for watching
Lars, you are the best... I really missed you and so glad you are back... I feel like I am back, because you are back. Thanks
Hi Lars, I’m glad you’re back!
Thanks Lars, appreciated the insight into perhaps starting with surfaces if the endgame is a more asthetic consumer item with complex curvature on the outside surfaces. I find the body modelling great for straight mechanical designs but have come unstuck trying to get the final product looking good with fillets etc. Could you suggest some ideas on a workflow for combining the required "mechanical" aspects of a design with a good looking surface/shape from the "Form" workspace.
Thank you, once again you taught me new things. I have never even looked what those other modes are..
Great to hear. Thank you for watching!
Hi Lars, Thanks. I think the yellow warning apears when you select a bidden body when stitching it together. Assume when you select all and deselect the cylinder it will be not yellow. I didn't try.
Love the Videos. Glad you are back. :)
Thanks for the tutorials. Time for me to get some practicing.
@Lars.Christensen a little bit in there for everyones use be it 3d printing, moldmaker or just plain drawing and all nicely explained. thank you
Thank you, Derek. Thank you for watching
@@cadcamstuff No problem, you deserve it.
I just had an email from the fusion team saying that from the 1st of october 2020 the free to hobbyists version is going to be limited and a list of thing that will be limited, is it possible to do a video on the limitations or if not (understanding your position) a brief description on how it will effect us as I don't know half of whats in new restricted list. Thanks again.
Live and learn together. Really good.
Supper Job!!! I learn something new every time.
Awesome. Thank you for watching!
Very very useful. Thanks!
Great! Thank you, please keep up the good work.
I tried it for the first time and it's quite useful. However, the feature needs a bit of refining to make it easier to work with. Forms are much the same as faces, splines, and vertexes inside of a 3D mesh modeller (3DMax/Maya/etc) which give you a spline, face, and a vertex with their own set of modifiers, such as the ability to convert the points/vertexes into bezier and then use the handles to adjust the curvature/angle of each spline intersection... and the ability to just click and drag vertexes, splines, and faces into position, without having to use a Move/Copy widget. Throw those features in and I may just consider getting back into mesh modelling, using F360.
It took me a year to learn this to start building cad and now this lic. Just destroy all my hard work learning. Pls keep step so we can work with the 10 documents limits. I use fusion 360 to make my cosplay props and now this just make it imposible to work with. They need to make a lic for hobbies and small makers.
Thanx for adding steps back.
While not as powerful have you tried design spark mechanical? I used to use it then moved to fusion, but am thinking about moving back to it. It is still free to the best of my knowledge.
Pretty cool! Excellent tricks and tips!!
Hi Lars. Nice video. Is it possible to make a "stepped" part line instead of a straight, flat one? Many times when I design parts for molds they might need a stepped parting line.
A shame they these awesome videos are no longer useful for the majority of the user base (hobbyists)
Why?
how so?
@@quartercat The changes in licensing has basically crippled Fusion360 so that hobbyists should start looking elsewhere for CAD software
Agreed.
@@ryanrose8856 Specifically which changes have crippled Fusion360 for hobbyists' use?
Thanks great explanation of how to create using different tools.
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching
Amazing as always!! Thanks Lars.
When software makers hobble their products by doing deliberately annoying things with no end user benefit like removing rapids from CAM, the company and their products are no longer worthy of support in my opinion. Best wishes Lars.
"No end user benefits" , and by this you mean the users that the software makers get $0 from for their product......somehow i doubt its a concern. You could use the argument that "Your learning" or "Just starting out in business" in which case they have student and startup "unhobbled" licenses for. The only people this is hurting now are the people that will NEVER have paid Autodesk a single cent....and gauging by the whining and moaning they never intended on paying them in the future. Somehow I really don't see Autodesk caring alot about the butthurt leavers
Love Stevie Ray Vaughan and the ruled surface.
@Lars Christensen There's a odd popping sound through the video. It stops during the outro. Also, please do a video on what we're going to lose in F360 in the coming months.
That's the frenetic background glitch loop. Can't call it music because it's only like an 8 bar loop
I was trying to be cool with some background music. I'm not cool :-)
@@cadcamstuff LOL You're still cool. Save F360 for those of us who can't afford it and you'll be the COOLEST!!! :P LOL
I tried Emboss the other day, couldn't get it to work on a revolved face. (putting text on the sidewall of a tire)
I ended up having to do it the old way by extrude the text in and create and offset on the sidewall sketch to revolve/intersection. Perhaps it because my text was from an imported drawing file.
i dont think emboss works on surfaces which are curved in more than one direction (e.g. a sphere). i think they only work on conical or cylindrical surfaces more or less
Thanks lars, good job u do ,can u make a video of assembly?
I’d love to learn a bit more about creating drawings. One challenge I’m having is getting the QUANTITIES for components to display accurately in my parts tables. For example if I have a chair leg it wants to show that I have only 1 when I actually have 4. I’m sure it has something to do with the order or way I am creating those components.
Thank you for watching! I need to do a What's New on Drawings :-) Maybe I can dive into that specific case
I doubt he can comment on the license change as he is employed by them.
Probably, but what's going to be the point of watching his content if the free version becomes a constant stream of disclaimers... "Well what I'm going to show you today only applies to paid subscriptions..."
So glad you're back on the F360 instruction team. I stopped using the program when you left and the interface went through its big makeover. I literately lost all my confidence to use any of the tools / commands. Have to start all over again, but you make it easy to learn. Thanks to your early instruction skills, I was actually capable of designing a few things from scratch. Not great, but a few basic components. Then the update / upgrade came and I just felt lost.
Reading other comments regarding new licensing plans, I am not surprised many are complaining. A multi-tens of millions dollar platform and the overwhelming comment is thinking it should have remained free. That's completely unworkable. Makers - this isn't Facebook or Twitter. It's a real CAD program with millions of lines of code. What do you want? Advertising popping up as you work on your CAD design ?
While the pricing appears to be steep and to be honest, for the average hobbyist or amateur makers, its not going to be fun anymore. I think they could revisit this depending on the demand and cost to support the small business developer is a different category than makers.
But - let us be real too. There are thousands of makers out there that are making good money making CAD design models, prototypes, etc and selling them. The cost of the monthly subscription isn't going to break the bank. If it was, then you might as well start yelling that your computer's electricity should be free. That your 3D Printer filament should be free, blah blah blah. Don't blame Autodesk. This software is based on the some serious performance capabilities that engineers have to rely upon. And all of us get access to this potential.
And if you really need to get serious, F360 is simply going to be your stepping stone to AutoDesk's top of the line platform.
I have to smile a little bit when many say they are jumping ship to Sketch Up that's free. That's fine - but it too has limitations and restrictions. So who is fooling who? I'm just a CAD enthusiast and part-time user that likes to have good access to a high performance platform that can export my designs to a small CNC machine (HAAS TM-1 / 2) provider or to my own 3 D Printer (PLA / ABS) to prototype it or CNC Tube bender (race car chassis) that I can make a few replacement parts. If I have to spend $387 CAD per year for it, that seems like a small price compared to the alternative. Seriously, how much money do you spend on buying beer or wine every year.
Getting free CAD lessons from Lars is a bargain for a monthly subscription if you ask me. Use the free personal version to start and get comfortable using it and when I'm ready to really design a replacement part or make a prototype, I'll splurge on a $34 CAD (promo atm) per month subscription, which is cheaper than a dozen premium bottles of beer.
The only thing I ask of Autodesk :-----> keep Lars with Fusion 360 team. I bet Lars is the main reason many small business and maker community users have become attached to Fusion 360.
I would suggest that some product features be made available as standalone features for those that want a 'stripped' down version at a lower cost. i.e make sheet metal or tubing or the PCB electronics as add - on features instead of combining all of them into a standard baseline subscription price. And then maybe offer basic or advanced CNC services on top of the 3 Axis vs 5 axis or advanced CNC programming, etc. I also think once a user creates a design, the product files should be downloadable and kept by the author. It is after all, their proprietary work. Autodesk should not just automatically delete them. In some countries, this action by AutoDesk may be illegal.
Just my two cents.
Glad you’re back!
Very cool. Thanks!
Awesome presentation
Great, I've just started using Fusion 360 for work I've been a Inventor user since 2009 and also Autocad from release 11 long ago....still love the challenge of Autodesk new product.......
Thank you for watching
@@cadcamstuff i have a question I've model parts with inventor, so i was trying to insert a 2-d sketch in Fusion by using dxf, to insert it on a plane , I can put that dxf on a plane but i can't move the sketch to a location where i need it to be.....could you shed some light on this....
@@martyfry3019 I don't have Fusion open right now to test, but you should be able to move it with the move command. Try to right-click on the dxf, either on the screen or in the tree to the left
Can you adjust the draft for debossed lettering?
The squeeze is on again. Free users being warned of more locked features. Typical geek nerd weirdo bait and switch tactics while they keep our data....punks.
Since I use fusion to make 3D print patterns for aluminum casting, I would like to know an easy way to put in pattern draft into lettering so that the pattern pulls out of the investment sand. It would be great to make rounded letters. Using filets and draft often doesn't work on the surfaces of extruded letters.
I would love to get into aluminum casting. I did a video on this a long time ago:
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@@cadcamstuff all you need do is send me your .stl file and i would cast for you. Simple machining thrown in. Search youtube for mrpete and ted sykora and you would find an example of a collaborative effort i helped him with. Good example was woodworking vice project, that project had lettering. Watch part 1
i like your tutorials very much,but hell i am missing a normal print option in fusion 360
Lars you may as well concentrate your efforts on advanced users because the new restrictions on hobby use will kill your audience base. Like Crack dealers they offer you something for free and then get you so deep in you have to start paying for more just to get a little buzz. Very disappointed in the changes, especially as the pandemic limits what we can do these days. Greed has killed many a business, and sent many crack dealers to jail where they belong. I completed a survey about my use as a hobbyist and then they tried to get me to help the development team as a volunteer. I'm retired and I have over 30 years of CAD experience, never made a dime off of Fusion but now all I've created for me is a dead end. Greedy.... Autodesk you are shooting yourself in the foot, please shoot both and kill your future customer base while you make a few more temporary millions. Too many MBA's running an engineering company... Sad decision. Blender is getting pretty close to everything I really need anymore.
I am a hobbyist myself and both enjoyed both your videos and the license auf F360. As i was thinking about to turn this into a business, i am pushed towards other software like Blender and basically just cut all ties with Autodesk. Very unfrotunate and from a strategical point of view a big mistake from Autodesk.
Remember, this is NOT an official Autodesk Fussion 360 site, this is Lar's personal site, he is doing this off his own back!
@@sausagehider well then he should reply to these comments but if this is official then his silence is understandable.
@@zac6x9 His youtube channel is his own, but he still works for Autodesk.
He helps people by teaching them how to use the software, he doesn't have to. Why try to put him on the spot. It's not his fault what is happening.
Thanks Lars, It was useful. can you export it to OBJ so you can print it whit texture on it?
You are so very welcome :-) Yes, you can hit the file dropdown and export as an obj
Very useful. Thanks for sharing.
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching
As always very informative would be great to see a video on internal features I just started cad and I'm looking to make a ifs diff housing for a rc car I'm building it's got 3 internal bearings one for input and 2 for output shafts aka the axle and is a split body design right in the middle of the bearing axis
Hi Lars,
I'm attempting to model a water bottle that I have on my desk. The body is a loft of a typical bottle shape and I am trying to emboss, deboss some grips into the lofted surface. It would seem that this isn't an option? Can't emboss on a lofted surface? Is this the case or can I be missing a step? Thanks and welcome back!
Try to play around with what plane you place the text on
Make sure the surface you are trying to emboss is a "ruled" surface. Basically, this means the surface can be constructed from straight lines (where "ruled" is another word for straight). Examples: cylinder, cone, parabolic hyperboloid - but NOT an extruded bottle, IF the surface is ultimately make to curve. Now, perhaps you are already aware of this requirement, but just in case not, I offer it for your consideration. Wishing you success in achieving your goal...
can we do array CV like in Alias? or something like this to level curve?
big thanks
I'm not sure. I will have to contact someone on the Alias team
Good info and nice video, I just find that background music a bit offputting (I'm watching the video 1.5x - 2.0x speed tho')
Thank you for the feedback. Maybe I should just drop trying to be cool and have no music
Yes please no music
Another vote for no music. Too many years of loud hobbies and work environments have taken their toll. Loud and clear is best for me.
Perfect! Thanks
Learned some very cool stuff
nice vid lars these help me so much
Awesome to hear! Thank you so much for watching
No! you have a Awsome Awsome day. that was great. thanks
Thank you :-)
Super comme toujours merci baucoup