My yearly subscription is up this January and although I've always qualified for the personal plan, I've always felt like paying for Fusion. I don't feel that way so much anymore and am looking for any advice you all might have for making the transition to the personal plan.
Some questions:
- I have a ton of projects. Would it be advantageous to prepare for their archival in any way?
- Does "No Support" really mean No Support? For example, twice this past year Fusion has broken something on the backend or frontend which required an employee to fix a file (or several). Both issues were caused by bugs in Fusion and not that I just needed to be walked through a process. Presuming the trend continues, would I be left in the lurch with broken files or have people with Personal plans been able to get these kinds of things fixed?
- I generate toolpaths for a 3 axis CNC and export STLs for a 3D printer. Any gotchas to worry about there? I don't use any of the paid extensions.
- I make simple 2 layer PCBs. Nothing crazy or huge. Anything to worry about there? I was fine with free Eagle, which is all this seems to be. Is SPICE considered "Simulation" and therefore removed?
- When they say "no extensions" is that just the pricy Fusion ones or also the free stuff (like GF Gear Generator, etc)
- Any other gotchas you wished you'd known about?
Thanks!
Fusion
