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Sticky Notes on Browser Objects

Sticky Notes on Browser Objects

Oh how I wish I could place sticky notes on (or somehow add comments to) objects within the Browser. It could be an Add Note item in the menu that pops up when you right click on the object. There could be some small icon that appears with the object icon that lets you know that there's a note for the object and clicking on the icon would pop up the note. Or at the very least, when you hover over the object there could be some indication that there's a note for the object and the right-click menu would include a Note menu item that brings up the note.

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ecnels
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This is a NECESSITY, for communicating the Overall Project's Purpose, Design Intent, potentially massive cost savings from not hosing up someone else's great, but misunderstood design approach, promoting best-practice understanding - just from reading how successful FusionFuturists, who can see further than the rest of us do it right, rework elimination, and on and on.

 

Since this capability is not currently in Fusion these under-the-radar losses are huge.  It's a short time (hours) in Fusion 360 design until Complexity rears it's fifty-headed dragon.  Fusion does a fantastic job compartmentalizing Complexity - great Start.   I need to know what I was thinking 6 months ago during a particular design and I need to know what  the other guy was thinking; especially, if he's one-better than I am.  Creative moments don't necessarily come with great memories so faded ink does much better than brilliant recall!

 

The Fusion Team Nailed It with a great approach seeing that Communication among ALL players is a key to successful design.  The Integration of Notes to maybe any Fusion Object (but at least for Components, Scripts, and Construction Planes) is the natural progression of Communication (including Re-Communication of the original designer's approach to that original designer.  It provides cost saving cautions, codified rationale for deliberate, "exceptional omissions/inclusions", etc. ).

 

This approach already works very well with Parameter Comments.

 

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