Export model views to 2D SVG

[Anonymous]

Hello, 

I am trying to export views from my fusion 3D model into a 2D vector format. More specifically, I would like to be able to select any view angle of my model, and just export the visible lines (and possibly textures) into an SVG file that could then be used to be displayed on a website. The ultimate goal is to be able to change the color of each component of the model directly in the web app on the website, modifying the svg code that allows for color coding of different areas of the vector file. 

Is there a simple way to export a view from Fusion models into a clean 2D vector file ? I've tried using the drawing 

workspace, and export in PDF, but it seemed I couldn't just choose any view, and was restricted to ISO presentation angles. And after converting the PDF into SVG, it seemed we weren't able to apply colors or textures to the different areas of the vector file. 

Any input or idea would be greatly appreciated

[chrisplyler]

You can create a view from any angle you like in the drawing workspace. But first, you must set up the angled view you want in the design workspace, and create a new Named View by right-clicking on this:

Now, the rest of your question isn't really an F360 question. You're going to have to find somebody who can explain both the SVG file format, as well as programming a webpage to make changes to it, or perhaps convert it into an HTML5 object that can be manipulated, or something similar.

[lorenzomaran]

I have the same question. Having saved that view. How can I export a svg file of the visible lines?