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New update - new hidden features to try
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Hello all,
Well, another month, another update. I hope you are loving the new features. I for one am a big fan of accessibility shading.
This update also brings a few goodies that we'd really like to get some feedback on:
- New Turning Strategies for Roughing and Finishing:
- These strategies are much more streamlined and offer better control over gouging, leads, tangential extensions etc.
- New "Rotary" toolpath. This gives us a toolpath that nudges us in the right direction of true "wrap" machining!
- Containments on this toolpath is still a work in progress. That said, it was a big enough step forward we wanted to give a few of your power users a chance to try it out.
Neither one of these are readily visible in the product, but are hidden under a "feature flag". Think of it as sort of a "Beta Test" of a tool that is being developed. Now, turning these on and using them DOES assume a fair amount of risk on your part. Autodesk doesn't imply any guarantee as to the quality or performance of these tools. They are still in development and are to be used AT YOUR OWN RISK!
How do we turn them on? For now, follow the directions below.
- Go up to the File and turn on "Show Text Commands"
- Set to "Txt" (the default is "Py" I believe)
- type in "cam.f" in the text box and hit the enter key on the keyboard.
- That's it, the new strategies are now available for testing!
Couple things to mention:
- We will be changing the process of how you access these in-development features to provide more consistency across Fusion. More details to follow.
- To turn off the feature flags, just type "cam.f" and un-tick the boxes.
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AL Whatmough
Director Product Management - Manufacturing
Note, I love to engage on the forums. However, I spend a lot of time in meetings trying to help clear the path for our amazing team of Developers working on Manufacturing at Autodesk. So, if I don't respond immediately, it's not that I don't care.
AL Whatmough
Director Product Management - Manufacturing
Note, I love to engage on the forums. However, I spend a lot of time in meetings trying to help clear the path for our amazing team of Developers working on Manufacturing at Autodesk. So, if I don't respond immediately, it's not that I don't care.
