Fusion 360 Quick Tip: Assembly Context

Sr. Product Manager for Fusion 360 Design & Documentation serves up a quick tip for Assembly Modeling in Fusion 360. Assembly Context is an extremely useful tool that turns assembly modeling on its head. In many situations, having access to part orientation in an assembly or other parts of an assembly are only accessible when you have the assembly open and active. With Assembly Context in Fusion 360, you have access to orientation and other components from the part level!! Rob geeks out as a result.

[@Astfresser]

Finally a good explanation of what assembly context even is, thank you!

[@paulcottingham241]

Hey Rob, Your tutorials are about the best that exist. It would be great to see some more from you.

[@benmo2227]

Quick and concise thanks

[@paologalli3718]

Great stuff, super useful!

[@rkrmtest]

Hi Rob, I wanted to connect with you one some of your videos related to PLM concepts. Let me know.

[@jdeg2000]

How would you go about editing each leg separately, even though they're from the same assembly? Does each have to be unlinked?

[@shubhamdalvi3992]

What configuration of pc or laptop do I need to run these cad and simulations softwares in 2020 and beyond ?

[@ScottMoyse]

Just check the relevant products System Requirements page.