Dimensioning and labeling the ***3-D*** model

[thepirate1]

F360 has loads of things for dimensions and labels in sketches and Drawings (a whole different thing I have never used).  However, most of us users WANT 3-D representations, and to make them technically useful we need to be able to have visible dimensions and effective labels. 

Look at this I found while googling: 

https://forums.autodesk.com/autodesk/attachments/autodesk/125/1465/1/medium.jpg

It's beautiful and useful.  how do do that in F360? 

Apparently when you make sketch text annotations in drawings, they *do* appear in the 3-D model.  They are 2-d however, and are of course, in the plane and orientation of the sketch.  There is nothing slick like the "leader annotations" or whatever they are called in "drawings".  

What is everyone's best solutions?  Please show off.  

Thanks very much, 

TPC

[jeff_strater]

Fusion does not, today, support "3D annotations", which is what I think you are looking for.  There is an Idea Station request for this:  3d-dimensioning.  Feel free to vote for it, and encourage others to do so.

Jeff Strater (Fusion development)