Free Generative Design - Beginner Fusion 360 Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Try Generative Design for FREE with Fusion 360. Autodesk recently announced they’re letting everyone use it for free (no cloud credits required) until January 1st, 2020.
The basic premise of Generative Design is that we let the computer generate a large number of ideas, in a much quicker fashion than we could ever explore on our own.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Generative Design for Fusion 360 Beginners
1:11 - Generative Design overview
2:40 - Getting the sample file
3:27 - Entering the Generative Design workspace
4:15 - Toolbar overview and creating a new study
7:13 - Preserve components
8:07 - Obstacle geometry
8:45 - Starting shape
9:23 - Structural constraints
10:39 - Structural loads
11:37 - Cloning a Load Case
12:00 - Edit a structural load
14:04 - Objectives and limits
14:58 - Manufacturing limits
15:59 - Study materials
17:59 - Pre-check list
18:32 - Run generative design study
20:27 - Generative design study results
21:00 - Viewing a model
21:49 - Exporting a generated model
22:34 - Edit the model's t-spline faces
22:56 - Summarizing generative design
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*TIMESTAMPS*
0:00 - Generative Design for Fusion 360 Beginners
1:11 - Generative Design overview
2:40 - Getting the sample file
3:27 - Entering the Generative Design workspace
4:15 - Toolbar overview and creating a new study
7:13 - Preserve components
8:07 - Obstacle geometry
8:45 - Starting shape
9:23 - Structural constraints
10:39 - Structural loads
11:37 - Cloning a Load Case
12:00 - Edit a structural load
14:04 - Objectives and limits
14:58 - Manufacturing limits
15:59 - Study materials
17:59 - Pre-check list
18:32 - Run generative design study
20:27 - Generative design study results
21:00 - Viewing a model
21:49 - Exporting a generated model
22:34 - Edit the model's t-spline faces
22:56 - Summarizing generative design
Considering it's April 2020 and I'm needing to use it now, yes they should extend it!
It would be nice if Autodesk give us an option to use generative design for free on our local computers processor. Even if it would take many times longer, it would be a nice option.
Hi, Utmahr. I did chat with someone at Autodesk about this. They claim that one would need a "super computer" to get it to process locally. My guess is that it could be done on a standard computer that can already run Fusion 360, but it would likely tie it up for quite a few hours (something they're likely trying to avoid, especially as their big push is for everyone to utilize F360s cloud features).
It would be great if they added a set number of cloud credit per each Personal Use license (per year) so that we could continue to run studies and or simulations throughout the year. Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline Thank You for information. First part about need to compute long hours is not really a problem for enthusiasts. I did some renderings in engines like Maxwell Render which took up to few days on my computer, and still was very proud of myself ;) I guess that part of pushing everyone to utilize their cloud is a real reason it is turned off. Still, even without that feature I am really grateful for possibility of using this software for free. Thanks again.
@Thu Nell Ⓥ I rendered hundreds of images through architecture school using Vray, this can't be that different. It honestly should be allowed to use your own computer to generate designs, same with their option to render
Completely agree with this, only companies would use the credit system where they require speed to get a product out. For enthusiasts it would be an awesome option to use on's own computer to render and use generative design.
@@ProductDesignOnline I've done a few similar analysis tasks using Autodesk Inventor. For a similar job to this video's I think it would take my i7 4790k around 4-8h.
Thank you for this tutorial. Its been a nice walktrough without hassle and straight to the point.
Brilliant and concise tutorial. I didn't even know what Generative Design was before this tutorial.
Thank you very much for patiently walking us though this!
YES they should extend till December 2020
Who wouldn't agree with that comment! Thanks for watching and commenting, Nabham. Cheers, Kevin :)
Thanks Kevin! Great video! My own personal worthless opinion as someone who designs for a living, is that I am fine with paying for products that work miraculously well and can allow me to do the work that 4 engineering use to take an entire week to do. If that only costs me 33$ USD, then that's a steal! Plus, Autodesk works for a living and I support people who supply the world with value rather than complain that they don't work for free!
You are the best tutorial maker in general. Thank you so much for these videos.
I downloaded Fusion 360 with Education License and the cloud credit is unlimited. At least I can understand this generative design concept. Thank you Autodesk!
YES , They should extend until December 2020 and I would also love to see simulation videos on your channel soon
Great content, explained the concepts really thoroughly
Fantastic tutorial! Thank you.
for sure yes on the extension
thanks Kevin keep doing what you do it's very much appreciated by us RUclips community
. from Washington state
bug thanks for your work
Glad to hear that, Dand Garciaih HT! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Cheers, Kevin :)
ps. I'm also in Washington State :)
thanks a bunch, just started today and your explanations were very clear to follow :)
yes please, it will definitely benefit students like me who want to make their way into the design field.
Still relevant. Great beginner's lesson! 👍👍👍
Yesss, it would be much better for small designers and an unique feature, thanks for the tutorial.
Yes, it would be awesome if they extended the period, I just discovered this workspace and would love to have time to learn and play around with it.
beautiful, clear and concise video, much appreciated
Thanks - appreciate you!
Yes! Like many others said, a local calculation option would come at a much smaller cost for the developers while pushing people to try it. It would be an unique possibility to grow their customer base.
Hi, D8g0b8 . I do agree with you there. However, I chatted with someone at Autodesk about this. They claim that one would need a "super computer" to get it to process locally. My guess is that it could be done on a standard computer that can already run Fusion 360, but it would likely tie it up for quite a few hours (something they want to avoid so it doesn't look bad)
I would love to see them add a set number of cloud credit per each Personal Use license to continue to run studies and or simulations. Cheers, Kevin :)
Thank you very much for this tutorial.
You are a fabulous teacher. really.
Hell yes! Sir! i really need more time for my projects. Just right now, I only have 1 hour per day to make my designs.
Thanks for watching, Jonathan! Fingers are crossed that they will extend this to give us all more time to play with it. Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes, of course!
thanks for these tutorials! you da man
Thanks for watching, Grant!
Yes. More generative design!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Michelle! Cheers, Kevin :)
YES on the extension!!!
Fingers are crossed...will see if we can drum up enough attention/demand for them to extend it. Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes, this will be great to play around with. I've already experimented with topology optimization and CNC machining optimized parts. I'm looking forward to playing with generative parts as well.
Hi, Seth. Glad to hear you'll get some use out of the free GD. What objects did you create wit the topology optimization?
Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline I was working on a 3-pound combat robot where weight is at a premium, so I used it to optimize the quarter inch aluminum supports I use to attach the weapon in the most weight efficient way I could. Ended up with very organic pockets and cutouts.
@@Seth-mb9nt That sounds like a fun project. Generative Design results definitely would've been interesting with that. Do you have any pictures anywhere (website or blog)?
@@ProductDesignOnline I have a website/portfolio, though it isn't super up-to-date. I've recently started my own youtube channel which is extremely small where I go into detail for the design process. Team Just 'Cuz Robotics is the channel. sites.google.com/view/sethschafferportfolio/home
Yes. New territory and very interesting for me.
Thanks for watching/commenting, Rod! It's a lot of fun to see what ideas are generated. Fingers are crossed they allow more time to experiment with this. Cheers, Kevin :)
OUTSTANDING! I wonder for a retired engineer and hobbyist if there are special cloud pricing available? I am so excited to find your tutorials and use of the updated GUI, I am definitely buying you a coffee today.
Hi, Dennis. That would be a great addition to the new Personal Use license. Maybe if they even issued so many cloud credits per year. As of now, the only "discounts" they give license holders for cloud credits are with their contracts for the companies that are paying many license seats.
Fortunately, we can render and do some of the other things locally without the need for the credits. Cheers, Kevin :)
yes
absolutely
Yes, I'm just hearing about it now
Yes! Of course 😊
Thanks for watching, vladomie! Glad to see you're on board! Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes!
YES and thanks for the very informative video
As always, thanks for watching and commenting, IceCreams62! Glad you found it to be informative and fingers are crossed they extend the free use a bit longer (or give each personal use license some free cloud credits). Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline We all hope this :-)
YES THEY MUST
Yes as many have said even locally would be great for free accounts.
Hi, Victor. I chatted with someone at Autodesk about this. They claim that one would need a "super computer" to get it to process locally. My guess is that it could be done on a standard computer that can already run Fusion 360, but it would likely tie it up for quite a few hours.
Alternatively, I would love to see them add a set number of cloud credit per each Personal Use license to continue to run studies and or simulations. Cheers, Kevin :)
Y-E-S-!
Amazing video! Thank you!
Thanks, LeebeeTech! Glad you enjoyed this one. Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline Is this working on the student version of fusion?
@@leebeetech7156 Generative Design is available to the Commercial license, Personal Use license (through the end of the year), and the Education licenses for all 200 Autodesk Partner schools. However, they did announce they're planning on releasing Generative Design to all education licenses in 2020. Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnlineok, now I understand why it didnt work for me.
Thank you very much! I appreciate it!
Btw, can you update if they will do it?
@@leebeetech7156 Yep. I'll be keeping my eyes out for another announcement and will try to post when they do. Cheers, Kevin :)
YES!
Yes absolutely
Thanks for commenting, zwazi09! Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes, they should extend it to December 2020.
Yes forever!
Thanks for everything..
Thanks for your support! 🙏🏼
Yes, they should definitely extend the period!
Hi, Matt. I spoke with someone at Autodesk this past week. They are considering it...so fingers are crossed they will at the very least give everyone another month or two! Cheers, Kevin :)
YES
nice!!
would love to see some organic lattice structures available!
Great idea, Andrew! I'll have to experiment with that and see if I can tie that into a 3D printing project. Cheers, Kevin :)
This is a fantastic tutorial, still in 2022
Of course, YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for watching, JG Kim! Glad to see some excitement around Generative Design. Fingers are crossed they add some cloud credits to the Personal Use license or extend the "free period". Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes! I want more time to learn it.
Fingers are crossed...
I'm hoping to come out with another Generative design video this week to show some more tricks. Stay tuned. Cheers, Kevin :)
It'll be perfect have Gen Design for more time!
Fingers are crossed! 1 Month is barely enough time to scratch the surface with a project or two. Thanks for watching, David. Cheers, Kevin :)
YES PLEASE
absolutely, autodesk should extend the period; that will make that becomes in the best CAD software ever
Hi, Jose Pablo Arbelaez Jaraba. My fingers are crossed... I've talked to someone at Autodesk and they're (actually) considering this.
Thanks for watching! Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes
yes
YES YES, please YES
Love the enthusiasm, Aamir. Fingers are crossed that they give us some more time. Cheers, Kevin :)
So cool! Is the stl for this stool available!?❤
Yes - although a free locally processed option would be nice but I suspect the computing power would be horrendous for a home system!
Hi, Mike01Hu. I did chat with someone at Autodesk about this. They claim that one would need a "super computer" to get it to process locally. My guess is that it could be done on a standard computer that can already run Fusion 360, but it would likely tie it up for quite a few hours (something they're likely trying to avoid).
On the other hand, I wouldn't mind them adding a set number of cloud credit per each Personal Use license (per year) to continue to run studies and or simulations. Cheers, Kevin :)
YES on the extension
Kevin, you did a GREAT demo for this new feature for us, BUT as a hobbyist this example is WAY past our world of fusion use.
Would you consider another demo down to our level with something we could or would really use? For example something simple like a hinge on your box or something in our real world?? Now most of us can 3d print, and then we could try it out.
Our new version of Fusion 360 in for Non Commercial use …… HOBBYIST for example. Non production for "ONE off" things we might need.
I am tryin to figure out a spout for my G scale coaling tower that must pivot or hinge up to get away from the loco tender, as a hobby example.
Once again a GREAT job on your demo presentation on this subject, BUT it would be more fun to put this to use on something we could really use.
Hi, Rich. Thanks for the feedback. I do agree that this example is a little far out there for most Hobbyists. I wanted to use one of their demo files to streamline the process and to ensure that everyone could give generative design a try.
I'm hoping to make another generative design tutorial with a more practical example in the coming weeks. Cheers, Kevin :)
Too advanced for where I’m at, but fun too explore and see how powerful the program is.
Yes the should extend into 2020
Fingers are crossed and hopes are high! Thanks for watching, Mark. Cheers, Kevin :)
Please give more videos in generative design sir.
Yes.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Richard! Cheers, Kevin :)
Generative Design should be free forever!!!
I agree with that :)
I just looked up the cost of cloud credits. 100 credits = $100!
That's outrageous. They should offer an at home option for processing designs with dedicated GPUs.
Now you pay 3x as much… 😂
Yes....please
Yes give us self Learners a chance to get it figured out
Fingers are crossed that they can extend this for us. Thanks for watching, Brand x fab. Cheers, Kevin :)
Hello Kevin, watching your videos and receiving your input on the past week has been helping me a lot. However I've encountered another problem. The STL I'm working on was made in sketchup, and my model is not the same size as the original file when I insert it. For example in height it should be 32", but when I open the stl it says 12.73". I read a little bit about this issue being the fact that fusion360 doesn't really work with units, but I don't quite understand how to fix it. Do you mention this in any of your videos, what do you suggest?
Hi, Some Lilliputian. Did you upload the file to your data panel or use the insert mesh command? STL files are do not have units, meaning the file doesn't contain a unit measurement along with the rest of the file's data.
The best way to create a design in Fusion 360 that contains a mesh is not to use "upload", instead do this:
1. Download the file from other program/website
2. Start a new Fusion 360 file and use the Insert > Mesh command from the Insert menu.
3. Pick mm units in the insert dialog. (or whatever units provide the correct result)
4. Save the file, it is now a Fusion 360 design, containing a mesh that is scaled to the right proportions (which is what you were trying to achieve by using "upload").
The difference is that Upload assumes all unitless files (.stl or .obj) are made with CM units, and Insert Mesh allows you to pick the units.
Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline Thank you so much, I'll be trying this tomorrow. :)
Yes, Autodesk should extend the period. Chrismas is coming!
Good point, Bryan! That would be a nice Christmas present to all of us. Cheers, Kevin :)
hello! I'm new to generative design in Autodesk fusion and I wanted to ask, if I still have to use "cloud points" if I have the educational subscription? Thanks for this great tutorial!
EDU license does allow you to run GD studies without paying. This can/may change in the future, but last I checked it was still true :)
Yes
yes
yes
Thanks for watching, GAUTAM GUPTA! Cheers, Kevin :)
Did they extend? I hope so :') BTW 2 days left for the Autodesk Uni
And Yes
yes yes yes yes :D
Thanks for watching and commenting, 1powelrainbow2! Hopefully you get the chance to play around with it a lot in case they don't extend it. Fingers are crossed. Cheers, Kevin :)
YEEES
Thanks for watching, Tomás!! Fingers are crossed they go through with extending it. Cheers, Kevin :)
I am a mechanical engineering student and I have a product design project using Gen AI and I need information about the algorithms, model and libraries that I can use in this jste project to start my first step in the project and thank you very much
hello,
Is there a way to get the generative design extension for free for this month, even for a very limited date?
thanks for your supports.
Could you make an example video with this for a shelf or something?
Hi, erwe rwewtew. I'm hoping to make a more "practical" example of generative design in the coming weeks. Stay tuned! Cheers, Kevin :)
yes!
Thanks for watching and commenting, Lennart! Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline
Hey Kevin,
i tried to get access to generative design, but Autodest wouldn´t allow me to use this item. I am a student from Cologne Germany and currently working on my bachelor thesis. the topic for my thesis is generative design.
I wonder if you know more about the ability to use generative design in other countries like germany.
I also contacted the support but they tould me i am not allowed to use it with my study licence.
@@lennartborgfeldt Hi Lennart. From what I heard... Autodesk said that Generative Design will only be available to the "200 Partner Schools" with the education license. Next year it is supposed to eventually roll out to all education license types. In the meantime, so that you can work on your thesis, I would recommend signing up for a separate Personal Use license, which will give you access to Generative Design for the rest of the year. You will need to create a second Autodesk account with another email (your personal email). Then, simply follow the steps that I have outlined on this page - productdesignonline.com/tips-and-tricks/how-to-download-and-install-the-fusion-360-personal-use-license/
Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline
Biiiig thanks! You really helped me!
yes I wish free usage
Was the voice over made with generative voice syntheses?
Have you ever used ParaMatters/CogniCAD Generative design? I've been using it a bit today for a motorcycle bar clamp design. Pretty cool and intuitive software, though my first two attempts at it were rough. First one barely removed any material because of a boundary condition error, and the second attempt basically cut everything away except the "non-design" (basically the preserve) features... Fairly positive that these results are due to me setting up the BCs and loads incorrectly.
Thanks, Connor. I remember hearing about this a while back...but never spent the time to check it out. I'm going to give it a try :)
@@ProductDesignOnline Sweet! You should be able to get some free tokens by clicking on their COVID challenge right now!
Hi, I recently update my fusion to the last version and I follow what you do in the video but the generative design doesn’t appear to my workspace menu. Can you help me with that 🙏🏻
Hi, arshiya alizadeh. It is also dependent on the license type you have. What license type does it state at the top of your screen? You will need the Personal Use license, or Education license with an Autodesk Partner School, or the Commercial license. More info on getting the Personal Use license can be found here - productdesignonline.com/tips-and-tricks/how-to-download-and-install-the-fusion-360-personal-use-license/
Cheers, Kevin :)
Product Design Online I’ll check that, thanks for your guidance.😍
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. But how long it takes to generate.
The time really depends on the design and the amount of filters/restrictions you have in place for each GD Study.
Why do you select the outer faces of the preserved geometry as fixed? Shouldn't the inner faces be fixed since the bolts are being placed there?
That whole section will be fixed, so selecting either side will provide the same results.
Oh wow, I'm so going to use this for my new design. Oh wait, no, did they disable it now?...
Hi Marinus. If you're on the free Personal Use license then Generative Design is not available anymore. They offered it for free at the end of 2019 as kind of an "end of the year" bonus. It's now only available one education licenses and commercial licenses.
@@ProductDesignOnline Ah, and the educational license can only be used on the academy's network, which is now closed due to the corona virus :) I work at an art academy but can't use fusion from there sadly. Well, I guess it'll be just a technical design then ;)
Yes extend trial
Fingers crossed. Thanks for commenting, Shane! Cheers, Kevin :)
My newly upgraded Startup Licence includes Generative Design.
Oh, thanks for great presentation.
Hi, Lindsey. Thanks for watching/commenting. That is correct, all 4 of the new license types will have the Generative design option as they've been migrated to the new system. Any users who are still using the "old" Startup license (until their license term ends) will not be able to access Generative Design. Cheers, Kevin :)
Yes, need more time
Fingers are crossed...and communication with Autodesk has me in high hopes. Thanks for watching, wikallen. Cheers, Kevin :)
Is it possible to make a generative design in Fusion 360 of a organic design that act as a custom mandible implant? with the goal to reduce material but substain the forces involved in a human mandible(75 Pounds).
Without having full context, that sounds like it's better suited for Topology Optimization in the Simulation Workspace. The difference is that you start with the existing geometry (or existing product design) and the software will subtract all of the un-needed material based on the forces/things you input.
With Generative Design, it would be a challenge to get a feasible shape (based on what I'm seeing with a few Google searches).
@@ProductDesignOnline thank you for answering. I was thinking the same, looks like it is better suited for a topological optimization. For a little more context; half of a mandible including the condyle need to be cut and a custom titanium(additive manufacturing) prosthesis need to be designed. We need to reduce material to reduce the cost. Thanks again!
Damn if they are doing this then it wont be long before a computer can write a book. I have written 10 books on Amazon. Basically then the next step is full ai.
Ok I like seeing options and then working from them. Only surely it takes away the skill of a designer. Only need this if you are suffering the equivalent to writers block.
Good video Kevin
Fortunately, I think this will have many limitations for years where the Designer or Engineer will still need to be very hands on. I will revisit this comment in ten years so we can reflect on how automated Fusion 360 is...to see if we're still needed at the keyboard or not :)
As always, thanks for watching and commenting, James. Cheers, Kevin :)
Nice video but is generative design is now free or we have to buy and pay cloud credits .
Hi, Srihari. It depends on what license type you have. If you're on an Education account then you can use it for free (with some limitations). Otherwise, most other accounts require cloud credits.
@@ProductDesignOnline thanks for replying me but I think educational license doesnt have access to generative design bcz mine is a educational license and cant access generative design
I really hope Autodesk allow us to use generative design for free on local computer . Does anyone know any good free stand alone generative design software? @Product Design Online
Hi, Derron. From what I hear/know, running it local won't be feasible. The folks at Autodesk claim it takes too much computing power and wouldn't be feasible unless you had a "super computer" or a bunch of servers.
There are a handful of standalone Generative Design tools. Although, I'm not sure if any of them are free or have a free trial. Check out page 5 of this PDF - bit.ly/generativeDesign
Cheers, Kevin :)
I wish I could use my gpu to calculate the studies. 300€ for 100 points is nuts. And you need 11 points for one task if I remember correctly…
Is there any way to do this on an Education License?
Yes. It's available in edu. Make sure your Fusion is updated and generative should be available. They have also updated the sample/tutorial parts with a generative bracket from a traditional bracket.
@@shirothehero0609 Do you have edu licence? I've updated to latest but it is not showing in workspace menu
Hi, Uģis Albiņš. I've found out that it must be on of the 200 schools that is considered an Autodesk "Partner" School. The rest of the EDU licenses will not be moved over to Generative Design until the new year 2020. However, supposedly, they're supposed to then give access to generative design to all students for free. Cheers, Kevin :)
@Jacob Nelson I've found out that it must be on of the 200 schools that is considered an Autodesk "Partner" School. The rest of the EDU licenses will not be moved over to Generative Design until the new year 2020. However, supposedly, they're supposed to then give access to generative design to all students for free. Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline thnx Kevin for reply :)
For the first time (watching your tutorials) I am completely confused. I think GD is not for me. Thanks for trying.
Hi, Bill. No worries! Generative Design is really only useful in mass-manufacturing where parts savings can total large sums (typically millions). Nonetheless, it doesn't hurt to get a high-level overview to know what it is and to recognize parts out there. Cheers, Kevin :)
I'm alright until about 10 minutes in where you are showing the load bearing constraints for the rings, it's not showing lbs it's showing degrees.
Hmmm. could you link to a screenshot so I can see what you are? (you can use a link for Google Drive, dropbox, snipboard.io, or similar...)
lol watching this video on jan 2nd 2021
Dam I missed messing with it
Too bad it wasn't made available for the EDU-accounts. Its usually among students that you find new potential customers. :-)
Hi, Schack Lindemann. The Generative Design is available to Education Licenses with all 200 of the Autodesk "Partner Schools". With that said, I've heard that they have plans of making Generative Design free for all EDU licenses in 2020 (we'll have to wait to see).
In the meantime, you'll have to sign up for a free Personal Use license to give Generative Design a try. Cheers, Kevin :)
Thanks for the heads up. Sadly we are not a "Partner School" but maybe we could be. I'll ask AutoDesk. I'll see what happens in 2020. :-)
@@ProductDesignOnline
@@schack They may even be able to activate it with individual EDU licenses on a case-by-case basis. Definitely wouldn't hurt to reach out to Autodesk :)