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I would love a feature that could take a high density mesh file such as an STL and turn it in to a solid, It wouldn't even have to be a T-splines body, just a dumb body that was as close to the original shape as possible.
Right now the limit for Fusion (and solidworks) is 10k triangles to convert from STL to solid. I can upload the same STL to Fusion though, and get a mesh body.
I would love a tool that would convert that high polygon mesh body directly to a solid.
There will be improvements to mesh handling in Fusion in the next few months. One area that we are looking at is a better way to work with higher poly count mesh models. Can't comment on when this would happen yet.
The ZW3D CAD has a command under "point cloud->Trace Region" that can create profile curves from the meshs silouette. It's a bit of manual work to trace all surfaces but you can extrude the same body from these curves when done. Maybe a similar approach could be implemented but one that traces all the regions around the whole mesh leaving a set of curves/edges in 3D space. A bit crude maybe but this procedure is very fast.
