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As a graduating Engineering student that is about to lose access to some really powerful and incredibly expensive CAD software I can't agree enough. I think I j
by MisterBiggs 5y ago
As a graduating Engineering student that is about to lose access to some really powerful and incredibly expensive CAD software I can't agree enough. I think I just need to say goodbye to parametric modelling and embrace Blender.
- mdorazio 5y agoI recommend giving Fusion 360 a try before you switch to mesh modeling. You lose so much when you leave parametric behind if you want to do anything practical for hardware / manufacturing or even 3D printing.
- MisterBiggs 5y agoI've used Fusion 360 pretty extensively. It is pretty buggy and has performance issues especially for even small assemblies. I also worry that with Autodesk moving towards ridiculous pricing that I'll lose access to everything I've made eventually. Its fine for now for small 3D printing projects but I don't think I would start any major projects using it.