It’s also good to know that the Thread command is still there on it’s own, if you need it. There’s even a nifty visual that shows you exactly what area of the hole you’re changing. Now when you use the Hole command, you’ll have options to thread them, with all of the standard options that come with the thread command. Many of you have told us that you’d like to have the ability to create a hole and thread within the same command, instead of creating them separately in 2 different commands. Here are some handy tutorials to help you get started. We’re already working on a tighter integration for future updates, by getting rid of the separate install and bringing the technology within Fusion 360 itself. If this is something you want to try, subscribe to Ultimate tier of Fusion 360 here. You’ll note that the button will only appear for Fusion Ultimate subscribers on Windows OS. Even Shuri from Wakanda would be impressed.Įxplore variations visually or on a scatter plot, select the design you want, then bring that model into Fusion 360 and get it made. Install it, and you’ll be able to bring in your Fusion 360 model and run it through our super advanced algorithms to explore a plethora of design variations based on model constraints you set. Click it and you’ll land on a download page, where the Autodesk generative design installer will begin to download. Right within the modeling workspace toolbar, there will be a “generate” button. You heard all the talk, and now you can walk the walk (at least the baby steps). Autodesk generative design technology within Fusion 360
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