Fusion 360: Animate a Parametric Standing Desk

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[1] Introduction

[1] Animating 3D models in Fusion 360.mp4

00:52

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:59

[2] 1. Preparing Designs for the Animation Workspace

[1] Preparing models for animations.mp4

02:20

[3] 2. Setting up Animations in Fusion 360

[1] Entering and navigating the Animation workspace.mp4

03:57

[2] Creating the first storyboard.mp4

03:12

[4] 3. Creating Product Animations in Fusion 360

[1] Auto exploding Fusion 360 designs.mp4

08:23

[2] Manually exploding Fusion 360 designs.mp4

03:54

[3] Creating a product assembly Part 1.mp4

05:43

[4] Creating a product assembly Part 2.mp4

04:29

[5] Creating a product assembly Part 3.mp4

05:50

[6] Finishing the product assembly with callouts.mp4

04:15

[7] Publishing the animation video.mp4

04:48

[8] Sharing the animation video.mp4

01:47

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:51

Description

Fusion 360 is a unique CAD package for product design. In this course, which is a companion to Fusion 360: Design a Parametric Standing Desk, product designer Kevin Kennedy teaches you how to animate parts and assemblies to communicate design functionality and assembly operations to project stakeholders. Beginning with the completed design from the previous course, Kevin shares practical skills that apply to creating product animations and exploded views. He shows how to leverage the animation workspace in Fusion 360 to evaluate and communicate design functionality, and to illustrate assemblies.

Note: This course was created by Product Design Online. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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