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Generate gerber files in Fusion 360 electronics from step files created outside AutoCAD
Hi, I am trying to 3D print an antenna design that I created in COMSOL and imported as a step file into Fusion 360. The idea is to create a gerber file of the antenna design from the imported step file and print it on a PCB using the Voltera V-One PCB printer. I would appreciate help on understanding how to create the gerber file from the imported step file.
Generate gerber files in Fusion 360 electronics from step files created outside AutoCAD
Hi, I am trying to 3D print an antenna design that I created in COMSOL and imported as a step file into Fusion 360. The idea is to create a gerber file of the antenna design from the imported step file and print it on a PCB using the Voltera V-One PCB printer. I would appreciate help on understanding how to create the gerber file from the imported step file.
@vrnaidu , you can first import your STEP into modeling environment and project the edges onto a sketch, next export the sketch as dxf and then import the dxf into electronics environment. With it, you will be able to create the geber.
@vrnaidu , you can first import your STEP into modeling environment and project the edges onto a sketch, next export the sketch as dxf and then import the dxf into electronics environment. With it, you will be able to create the geber.
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