Fusion
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Pros
- Funny thing is I kinda used Fusion wrong/inefficiently for years until I found this tutorial that teaches you how to model by showing things that you would actually WANT to make.
- So I downloaded fusion having never designed a single thing. Armed with a set of calipers, a camera, and some fusion YouTube tutorials, worked from a picture and almsot perfectly duplicated the part!
- I sweared that when i learn modeling in Fusion enouhg, i'll design my own.
- If order doesn't matter to you, I'd recommend Zero Mission or Fusion next as they're more easier to get into as someone new to the series.
- I’d like to learn fusion because it seems to be more catered to making components like hinges, latches, etc it just seems better for making objects.
Cons
- Sounds like what I would do in fusion
- One thing I most certainly learned is that parametrizing or just navigating timeline in Fusion with generated gears is pain - the damn thing takes ages to recalculate at best and freezes or crashes Fusion at worst.
- I’m seeing a lot of 2013-2016 Fusions in the price range listed, and they seem to have mixed reviews. ... I’d be in a rough spot if I spent $5000 on a Fusion and the coolant issue happened so that makes me hesitant, otherwise it’d be my...
- One day I'm gonna have to sit and watch hours of fusion videos
- My model making journey always goes the same. Open Fusion. Click some things. Click some more things. Whisper to myself “what in the fuck did I do now” (x10). Continue to stare at screen. Then slowly accept the fact that I must go sit ba...
Sentiment
8 positive (47%) · 5 mixed (29%) · 4 negative (24%)
Trust + time weighted score: +30% · raw score 24%
What redditors said (10 of 17)
Funny thing is I kinda used Fusion wrong/inefficiently for years until I found this tutorial that teaches you how to model by showing things that you would actually WANT to make.
So I downloaded fusion having never designed a single thing. Armed with a set of calipers, a camera, and some fusion YouTube tutorials, worked from a picture and almsot perfectly duplicated the part!
I sweared that when i learn modeling in Fusion enouhg, i'll design my own.
Sounds like what I would do in fusion
One thing I most certainly learned is that parametrizing or just navigating timeline in Fusion with generated gears is pain - the damn thing takes ages to recalculate at best and freezes or crashes Fusion at worst.
I’m seeing a lot of 2013-2016 Fusions in the price range listed, and they seem to have mixed reviews. ... I’d be in a rough spot if I spent $5000 on a Fusion and the coolant issue happened so that makes me hesitant, otherwise it’d be my top choice.
If order doesn't matter to you, I'd recommend Zero Mission or Fusion next as they're more easier to get into as someone new to the series.
One day I'm gonna have to sit and watch hours of fusion videos
I’d like to learn fusion because it seems to be more catered to making components like hinges, latches, etc it just seems better for making objects.
My model making journey always goes the same. Open Fusion. Click some things. Click some more things. Whisper to myself “what in the fuck did I do now” (x10). Continue to stare at screen. Then slowly accept the fact that I must go sit back at the kids table again.
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