As a PhD candidate who has been working on finite element analyses of sheet-based lattices, I believe it would be a great idea if you could add a feature to the workflow which leads to shell elements. Actually, for FE purposes, shell elements can reduce the computational time up to 98% less than solid elements taken from volumetric lattices.
I can generate lattice structure using volmetric lattice in Fusion 360; however, I couldn't render any lattice in Fusion 360. Do you know how to do it? Thanks
You can do this by using various infills (gyroid would work great), and turn off your top and bottom layers and set your perimeters to zero for specific areas using modifiers. It makes for a MUCH smaller file.
Thank you all working on Fusion 360. this is an absolute powerful and smart tool for designers. 👍
Finally! So happy with these new features!
This is progress for sure, keep it coming guys, more creative design friendly
Very cool feature !!!
Will this be available to Hobby users?
As a PhD candidate who has been working on finite element analyses of sheet-based lattices, I believe it would be a great idea if you could add a feature to the workflow which leads to shell elements. Actually, for FE purposes, shell elements can reduce the computational time up to 98% less than solid elements taken from volumetric lattices.
Awesome feature, I wish it was available in the general features, luckily I was able to get product design free for 30 days with educational license.
4:18 wow 😳
Interesting going tool, who is going to make the manufacturing tool, casting dies, extrusion tooling etc?
Awesome video présentation!
Is fusion 360 free for hobby use ?
I can generate lattice structure using volmetric lattice in Fusion 360; however, I couldn't render any lattice in Fusion 360. Do you know how to do it? Thanks
Wow this trick for option fast 3d printed progress..
You can do this by using various infills (gyroid would work great), and turn off your top and bottom layers and set your perimeters to zero for specific areas using modifiers. It makes for a MUCH smaller file.
Is there no volumetric lattice on the free version? I do not see this option on my version. Thank you
How to perform subtraction operation on volumetric lattice
is it possible to do a static simulation of an lattice body. Because, It didn't working for me...
5 minutes in and tNice tutorials is 10 tis harder than garageband on my phone
Ain't too keen on sharing the market with Ntopology huh?
What do you mean by that?
Can you reupload to 4k?