3D printing icons in the Manufacture area have disappeared

3D printing icons in the Manufacture area have disappeared

F19Aurora
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3D printing icons in the Manufacture area have disappeared

F19Aurora
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Guten Abend zusammen,

wollte eben mal schnell für den Tevo Tornado im Fusion 360 Slicer zu Druck vorbereiten. Leider fehlen mir nach Auswahl des PP und der Einstellungsdatei jegliche Symbole, wie infill usw., zur weiteren Bearbeitung. Berechnen mit den aktuellen Einstellungen aus meiner Druckdatei lassen sich Problemlos Slicen. Die Symbole zum Verändern fehlen leider komplett. Zum Positionieren sind noch vorhanden.

 

This is how it looked before Christmas:

Fusion 360 keine 3D Druck Symbole so war es mal.png

This is how it looks now:

Fusion 360 keine 3D Druck Symbole.png

the first picture I copied from a video is therefore in English. I can't restore my condition anymore. It's not because of the existing files either. I quickly drew a circle that extruded and created a setup under Make. Here too, unfortunately without success.

 

Did I miss something with an update or something similar? In advance, THANK YOU for your help.

 

Heiko

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F19Aurora
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Sorry for Copy the first Block in German. Here  the Englisch Translation:

Good evening everyone,

I just wanted to quickly prepare for the Tevo Tornado in the Fusion 360 Slicer. Unfortunately, after selecting the PP and the settings file, I am missing all the symbols, such as infill, etc., for further processing. Calculate with the current settings from my print file, let yourself be sliced ​​without any problems. Unfortunately, the symbols for changing are completely missing. For positioning are still available.

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sanjana.shankar.goli
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@F19Aurora 

 

You should be able to see all the icons if you go ahead and create a setup

 

sanjanashankargoli_1-1642948391482.png

 


Sanjana Goli
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F19Aurora
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Hi Sanjana,

I've been using the Fusion Slicer for 1 year, so of course I know that I have to select a setup, then the printer and then the appropriate profile. Unfortunately, that would have been too easy to be true.

 

Step 1.png

 

Step 2 with Setup.png

 

But thanks for looking

Heiko

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sanjana.shankar.goli
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@F19Aurora 

 

If you're asking for these settings, they're available here

 

sanjanashankargoli_1-1642953396584.png

 

sanjanashankargoli_0-1642953309088.png

 


Sanjana Goli
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F19Aurora
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These are the basic settings of my print profile, one of which I have with and one without support. I can certainly set a few things there, but unfortunately not everything that I can select in the standard via the buttons that I am missing now. I can configure the infill there but not enter the filling as a % number. Unfortunately, it's exactly the infill I need here.

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sanjana.shankar.goli
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@F19Aurora 

You'll find the infill % in the Basic tab

sanjanashankargoli_0-1642986106175.png

 


Sanjana Goli
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F19Aurora
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Hi Sanjana,

oK thanks for the workaround but not what makes the Fusion 360 program different in the standard. I can work with that first. How does it go on now do others have this problem or is it only local for me? Autodesk should record the path here and look at which update the error crept in, even if it was for others.

Thank you for the quick help here in the English-speaking forum.

 

Greeting
Heiko

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thomas.stock
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HI @F19Aurora ,

 

In the recent Fusion 360 update (which occurred 18th January) we made a change to the way you can edit your print settings.
The additive toolbar will now look something like this:

thomasstock_6-1643029772845.png

 

 

Previously you had the following 4 extra icons in the toolbar:

thomasstock_1-1643029250269.png

1. Print setting selector

2. Print setting editor

3. Infill specific print setting editor

4. Support specific print setting editor

 

In order to improve the user experience we have simplified the workflow and removed duplicatd steps.
The print settings can now only be selected when creating or editing a setup - see below:

thomasstock_2-1643029472200.png


For the print settings editor, this can no be done either within the print settings library (found under the "Manage" toolbar group within the additive toolbar), or by selecting "edit" on the print setting itself within the setup - shown below:

 

thomasstock_4-1643029561231.pngthomasstock_5-1643029579498.png

 

As for the infill and support print settings, they can still be fully edited within this print settings edit dialog as they have always been - see below:

thomasstock_0-1643029950920.png


Note, expect to find "Infill pattern" & "Infill Density" in the 'Basic' Tab.
 

 

 

If my answer has helped you, please click "Accept Solution".
If not, please reply back and tag me.

Thanks,

Tom
Fusion Additive Team


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F19Aurora
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Ok and thanks, now I know that the symbols were eliminated due to a slower process so that you can only make your settings in the temporary profile. so the issue is closed for me. I'll pass it on in the German-speaking forum. Nobody there seems to know.

Thank you for everything
Heiko

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thomas.stock
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Great thanks @F19Aurora !

Note you are still able to make permanent changes to print settings, and this can be done via the 'print setting' library.

You can create you own print settings in your local & cloud folder.

 

See the image below showing this:

thomasstock_0-1643125986278.png

 

Again, thanks for passing the information on to the German-speaking forum!
 

If my answer has helped you, please click "Accept Solution".
If not, please reply back and tag me.

Thanks,

Tom
Fusion Additive Team


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