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They are on your disk somewhere. Search for files with an f3d extension and you will should be able to find them. You should also be able to export an f3d arch
by criddell 2y ago
They are on your disk somewhere. Search for files with an f3d extension and you will should be able to find them.
You should also be able to export an f3d archive as long as it’s a standalone design (ie not linked to other designs).
- mszcz 2y agoHowever true that might be, I’d rather try to avoid wrestling with software for my data. If that’s really the case then even if it’s free I’m pretty sure you’re not getting your money’s worth.
- criddell 2y agoI actually agree. If having copies of your files is important, subscribe to SolidWorks. It's inexpensive and better than Fusion 360. Most of what I use Fusion 360 for is ephemeral stuff that I print once and never need the design again.