Custom Size Sheet Drawing
Hi @rprovideo
To see the roadmap, you need to sign up for Mural, then request access. I'll get a notification and approve you (There have been some changes to our security settings with Mural).
Clint Brown
Senior Product Manager - Autodesk Fusion
Book some time on my calendar
The Ultimate Guide to Drawing Automation
First of all I can't believe this is still an issue after.. 8 years !!!
Today I had to change the size of my drawing sheet (not expecting to have a "custom" option as I'm not expecting it anymore at this point) but to my surprise all the non ISO 216 format (letter, B size etc...) are gone ! Have they been moved somewhere else ? Is it a bug ?
No, this is not a bug in Fusion 360. You are working in an ISO Standard drawing and these are the standard paper sizes available. The paper sizes you seemed to be looking for are found in the ASME Standard drawing. Since you cannot switch between ISO and ASME drawing standard ONCE THE DRAWING is created, the sheet sizes are the only ones you can select in this standard. Below are the standard drawing paper sizes per standard.
John Hackney, Retired
Did you find this post helpful? Feel free to Like this post.
Did your question get successfully answered? Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button.
Good news folks
Custom sheet sizes will be available very soon. The drawings team have been working on this project for some time. Testing and validation have gone well and general feedback from the Insider program has been positive. You can take a look at the public roadmap for more details (link in my calendar).
Clint Brown
Senior Product Manager - Autodesk Fusion
Book some time on my calendar
The Ultimate Guide to Drawing Automation
I've been waiting on this one for years also...
I just figured out an OK workaround. If you just design a 24x36 size title block & border @ bottom left of the 34x44 largest size available. Then as long as we keep everything within the border, some quick post cropping after export can easily crop the pages to 24x36 anchored to bottom left of the page. I'm thinking of creating a quick script that would do this post cropping on pdf export. Let me know if anyone else is interested in this script if I get it working.
For Mac in preview, you can bring up the inspector while cropping and type in the size you want to crop to
On windows we use PDF-Expert on all of our workstations that has a very decent batch crop feature.