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I agree with you!

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Maybe the real final version is for local computer ? (but it's a true price :)

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it has a very simple and easy renderer! :)

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You can now use it Off Line!
And always one free year for student or personnal use!
http://fusion360.autodesk.com/pricing (rigth bottom page)

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Great Pilou, thanx for information, updatig! Looks like it good news!
Just want to ask somebody here who works with fusion, is it possible to leav sculpt mode and then return to it and continue to work with sculpted model?

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Curious question! :)

As you have historic on anything, i don't see any problem to make that you want and pass on any sections of modeling! ;)

Or maybe I don't understand the question :)

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For example I made object in sculpting mode. Than I decide to go to model mode and make some solid object. Than I want back to sculpt mode and continue to modify my object. How to make it?

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Each different part of object you modelise has a different automatic name in the tree, so you can access at any of them at any time! ;)
In different modes!

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Looks like ti is immposible in sculpt mode there is no any other object in tree except sculpted. Or i'm wrong?

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Seems you have not understood the power of the history line! ;)
And yes in this program there are different sections of Modeling for create objects following the method of creation!



And if you want also this sphere or/and or the Box BRep in Sculpt Mode just convert them -->to TSPline! etc..

In Model /Create/Create Form : a new icon form is created on the History line
so you can have again the Sculpt Mode and access Modify / Convert and Select the Sphere or / and the Box !
You can make a selection multiple by rectangle selection for avoid to click on each object! ;


This image above is the result of the BRep Objects selection!
So you can have any number of objects in The Scupt Mode (and the tree )

Double click on the Icon form on the History line for enter in the Sculpt Mode
Each mode has its own tree!

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Thanks for the update Pilou.

I didn't realize Fusion 360 had CAM features built in - I'll have to investigate it for my machining projects.

The site says the design does not even need to originate in Fusion. That could open a lot of possibilities.

I would just hate to add another software subscription to my budget though :(

Ed

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Incredible tool! (Fusion 360 is free for enthousiast, hobbyst, students and even Start Up! And without time limit!

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I should switch over to Fusion (for some projects). :-D

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Hi everyone,

After testing more deeply T-Spline within Fusion 360, I decided to include it into my current workflow,
when I need to convert Low Poly Quads into Nurbs object.

I will use "convert" feature of T-Spline, inside the "Sculpt" room in Fusion, in order to obtain a Nurbs object,
with a fewer number of patches compared to what we can actually get with (always very good) Max's SubDiv.

Nice day,

- Marco (mkdm)

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I have to say that I'm starting to appreciate Fusion too.
It's extremely powerful to have Tspline (SDS Modeling) and Nurbs working together in one environment.

Wish we could exchange data between MoI and Fusion using clipboard copy/paste :)

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@PaQ
You made the time of the reflexion! :)

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Hi Pilou,

I thank you for the persistent invitation to use fusion 360 :):)

Its "zero-cost T-Splines" is a perfect companion for Moi!

Best,

- Marco (mkdm)

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:)
Maybe the "zero cost" will be for 3 years, but in 3 years there were another marvelous things! ;)
(in any case for the moment i can use it free since 2 years)

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