I'm working on this project for work and I'm wanting to use Fusion instead of Illustrator. I know Fusion is not ideal for this task but it's what I know. I'm replicating this image with .PNG's and I can't determine if Decal or Canvas is the correct workflow. I've done tests with both and neither rendered very well. Hoping for some tips or advice. Thank you
Hi,
A Canvas is an image that you insert on a plane in the background usually as a guide for modelling. It works like this.
I don't think a Canvas would be useful for your job, unless you layed it over the top of you design on a plane. It isn't
really meant to be used this way.
A Decal is a way to apply an image directly onto a shape. The image will wrap around the contours and can be
accurately placed and will be rendered that way.
The AutoCAD logo on this image is a Decal.
The quality of the render will be directly related to the quality of the image. Low quality image on a large surface
will be low quality. Try to improve the resolution of the image and placing it on a smaller surface.
Cheers
Andrew
Most definitely Decal!
John Hackney, Retired
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