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I too could really use this: we need to generate some images for large format printed marketing materials. Bitmapped images are not high enough quality when you blow them up to be a meter across, really need vector output of rendered perspective views.
I see this is an ongoing wish list item... please allow me to add my vote.
rendering this realistically:
but then having to import it into illustrator, to create this...
and manually trace every edge and hand-draw additional lines/text in order to show the item's dimensions and geometry for 'line art' is super tedious and time consuming. MOST of that functionality is available in the drawing area but NOT perspective (non 'isometric') or "Named Views" options....
Any chance this pretty popular, seemingly sought after, enhancement is on the horizon?
Otherwise I LOVE the product and have gone from complete newbie novice to having rendered some pretty great (if i do say so myself) photo-realistic scenes, in a relatively short train-up period.
Until then you guys fan use this easy workaround, instead of doing image trace or other tedious steps:
Easier Workaround:
While in Animation and doing explosion graphics etc, go into the front perspective and now - instead of rotating the camera - with one transformrotate the whole thing towards your fixed front perspectiveuntil it matches your desired viewing angle.
Then you can chose front perspective once you are in Drawing mode and get the perspective you wanted. So instaed of rotating the view around the object you have just rotated the object around the camera so you can make use of the normal export features!
The only work around I have for this at the moment, is exporting as a STEP and doing it in Rhino.. annoying! Even then the results are not brilliant. This feature would be so useful for me.
@rbache Good suggestion. I found this to be the only way to achieve a close enough result. One question for you: Have you had any success matching up the camera view in perspective in fusion and rhino? I'm looking for a workflow that allows the same camera "lens length" as named in Rhino to that camera "focal length" as named in Fusion. Any help in this is appreciated.
@rj.duran I really struggle with matching camera views within Rhino (I put this down to lack of experience with Rhino). If I manage to figure it out, I will report back here. On a side note I really wish the Fusion 360 team would implement this feature as it would make my life so much easier. Any news on this @keqingsong ?
This is a needed feature - in our workflow we need to do this for EVERY project - super annoying to have to move to another software to do this - been using Fusion 360 since the beginning - it has really come a long way - absence of this feature is probably one of the last
Any updates on this? This is very useful for architectural drawings and having perspective when doing a cross section of a house goes a long way in making it easier to explain projects.
@rbache this is on our roadmap. There are several items higher on the priority list than this including Auxiliary views, broken views, weld symbols, and expanded parts list / BOM capabilities. All of these features are important including perspective view discussed in this thread.
What I can provide some insight on is the internal investment of development resources to speed the velocity compared to the more recent slow pace of improvements in drawings. Over the course of the next 12-18 months you will see a marked increase in the number of improvements released in drawings.
Almost every client i do drawings for requests perspective models and currently the only solution i have is to download the model, import into AutoCAD and flatshot (I don't know when flatshot started supporting perspective but it does now). Then i have to open everything in illustrator and piece it together. This isn't so bad the first time but it means that every minor revision to a drawing (which might otherwise have simply consisted of changing some parameters) becomes a painful chore.
The ability to produce Perspective viewsof a three-dimensional object properly at selected angles would be a very valuable feature. They can be much easier to visually communicate and understand than the orthogonal views because they give a good sense of depth. It would also be invaluable when preparing Patent drawings!!
