Sorry about the delay, things got a little hectic and this post honestly slipped my mind.
@jan.vonasek - the material we are trying to use is a graphite, but these varry widely in all properties from all manufacturers. It isn't like metal were you can say two samples of a certain type of steel (say, 1061) will be similar to each other, regardless of origin. The only way we've found to input a custom material is taking an existing material (usually ceramic, in this case), copying it and editting it in favorites. The trouble is, after closing and re-opening Fusion, it keeps defaulting back to the Fusion 360 library, and won't let us select the custom material or add it back into favorites. Fusion's interface to accept and work with custom material libraries needs a lot of work. A way to build a material library as a part of the file, that then shows up for everyone working on the file, would be amazing.
@tomas.bujnoch - The engineer who is handling our FEA could probably answer this question better than I, but I do suspect that the weaker post-processing capabilities was part of his motivation for asking mesh export from Fusion. I know the other part is that he loves working inside Linux, and Fusion doesn't seem to have a desktop client for Linux distros yet.
