Geometric components are simpler objects that can be made with traditional solid body modeling techniques, like extrusions, lofts, and sweeps. In other CAD programs, you would attempt to make those features with surface modeling and hope, but, with Fusion 360, we'll be tackling them with the sculpt tool. Organic components are those that have a complex curvature. Identify key features of your design I split mine into two categories: organic and geometric*, and I do that based on major break lines in my drawings. If you ever want to lower the opacity of the drawings, you can change the transparency settings by editing the feature.īut before you do, you should think about what types of shapes you're going to have to make for your design. It is also optional that you scale the size of the final model, which is what I did. Changing the size of the drawings later will make everything weird. However big your drawings are will dictate the size of your model.
This is the time to make sure that your drawings are whatever size you want.
Scale the drawing until the height of the Front view drawing matches the height of the Side view.Move your drawing until the YZ plane bisects it down the center.Manually align the image so that the bottom edge of the drawing is in line with the XZ plane.Insert Canvas and select the Front view drawing as your image.Manually align the image so that the bottom corner on the "front" side of that drawing is touching the origin.Insert Canvas and select your Side view drawing as your image.Once you have a new document in Fusion 360, do the following steps: The whole point of this step is to make sure that every one of your drawings is aligned to a single origin. Crop the drawings down until the edges of the crop touch the widest and tallest points of your drawings. Use your camera or scanner, digitize your orthographic drawings onto your computer.
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