I have been using MathMod for drawing graded TPMS lattice structures and converting the obj files to stl using Fusion 360 for 2+years! Now I realize how much time can be saved.
So how did you manage to combine implicit surface equations with the CAD regime? I thought it couldn't be done, and that's also pretty much the premise of the whole nTopology software. I think you've made a real dent in their unique selling point with this update.
Hi, thanks for your tutorial ...please, whats happen when "access enabled" has finish?, It´s possible extended the licence or access? (I am student PhD)
Is it possible to create a specific cell ? Or add new types of cells ? Because the cost of the extension a too expensive for 3 models.... Thank you for your reply.
Hi, I have made a mixed lattice structure using three separate bodies, now I want to generate a model in stl form and it generates a solid body (made of three smaller bodies) (which are orginally designed as lattice --> I can see the structure in Fusion360, but not in STL file. How can I generate the desired structure?
@@sualpozel1 I still only have available : "Extension Manager\Available Extensions\ (Additive Build + Additive Simulation + Machining + Nesting and Fabrication)"... No Product design Extension bar at all
@@brezovprut4431 it is there for educational licenses and I use it to teach at my university to my students. You may need to make sure you have an education license or some other license . You also want to make sure you have the latest version of Fusion 360. If you don’t, you may need to uninstall and reinstall the latest version from your autodesk account.
The extensions are quite poor in terms of cost performance, outside of the US this value metric gets much worse. While the base Fusion 360 is about 5% more here in Japan, the extensions are marked up more than 40%. With flaky patterning tools in an arbitrary and rather limited set of extra tools $595 is too much, the justification for $840 is hard to understand.
Great video! Thanks Dan!
I have been using MathMod for drawing graded TPMS lattice structures and converting the obj files to stl using Fusion 360 for 2+years! Now I realize how much time can be saved.
How do you do simulations on the lattice?
So how did you manage to combine implicit surface equations with the CAD regime? I thought it couldn't be done, and that's also pretty much the premise of the whole nTopology software. I think you've made a real dent in their unique selling point with this update.
Is this significant then? I think it’s weird they’re asking for money to basically become a beta tester
Hi Andreas,
Is there any "easy" way to export implicit bodies as CAD in nTop?
I've tried my best, still not easy.
Thanks in advance.
I'm not seeing the lattice feature in the design tree after I create it. Is there another way to edit the feature?
yes, very interesting video
Looks like this unavailable to students. 😰
Hi, thanks for your tutorial ...please, whats happen when "access enabled" has finish?, It´s possible extended the licence or access? (I am student PhD)
Is it possible to create a specific cell ? Or add new types of cells ? Because the cost of the extension a too expensive for 3 models.... Thank you for your reply.
super
Hi, I have made a mixed lattice structure using three separate bodies, now I want to generate a model in stl form and it generates a solid body (made of three smaller bodies) (which are orginally designed as lattice --> I can see the structure in Fusion360, but not in STL file. How can I generate the desired structure?
How can I get hollow Strut Lattices in Fusion 360.
Not available for Education licence? (I don't see Product design extension bar at all)
We're working on it, it will be available for educational licenses soon.
@@jon-a-trondesign1203 Thank you.
Please try again. It is available for EDU licenses.
@@sualpozel1 I still only have available : "Extension Manager\Available Extensions\ (Additive Build + Additive Simulation + Machining + Nesting and Fabrication)"... No Product design Extension bar at all
@@brezovprut4431 it is there for educational licenses and I use it to teach at my university to my students. You may need to make sure you have an education license or some other license . You also want to make sure you have the latest version of Fusion 360. If you don’t, you may need to uninstall and reinstall the latest version from your autodesk account.
The extensions are quite poor in terms of cost performance, outside of the US this value metric gets much worse. While the base Fusion 360 is about 5% more here in Japan, the extensions are marked up more than 40%. With flaky patterning tools in an arbitrary and rather limited set of extra tools $595 is too much, the justification for $840 is hard to understand.
Sadly this heat sink is going to suck...
it just export a solid block at the end? i can't do anything with the lattice created., this is the dumbest software i have ever used
have you exported to a mesh?