Stop the Auto-Rotate after every "OK" click in an operation?

[ARTHUR-HM]

Is there a way to stop the part from orientating itself after every single time I click okay in an operation? It is very much not needed, and makes me constantly have to adjust my view. When did this "feature" get added to Fusion? I know this wasn't always the case. I tried to find something in the settings but no luck. 

Anyone have any suggestions?

PS: This has been going on for quite a while, I just assumed it was a bug and would get fixed but apparently not.

[devon.dupuis]

If you Disable the sync View with active setup it turns this unwanted rotation off. But i like the setting, i dont like the toolpath "ok" Rotation.

[ARTHUR-HM]

Ahh, I see. Yes I really like that setting. There needs to be a way to turn off that auto-rotate. Working on a part right now with 50+ operations and every single time I pop in and out of them having the view do it's own thing gets super old very quickly.

[rasmus.pedersen]

Sorry about this issue @ARTHUR-HM 

This is a bug tracked under CAM-24450 and a fix should be in the pipeline. I cant say when but it is being worked on. 

[rasmus.pedersen · Accepted solution]

Update: this should be fixed in the release that just went out.

[mattdlr89]

@rasmus.pedersen 

Why are Autodesk so secretive about updates?

"I cant say when but it is being worked on."

12 hours later "it's out"

It would be nice if Autodesk/Fusion was a little more transparent with bug fixes and release dates. I recently had a bug that I went through with support and I get told - "it's been fixed and will be in the next update" - great! but Autodesk are unable to give me any idea when this will be. Is it tomorrow or 4 weeks? Please Autodesk give us a little bit more information it can make a difference to how we plan and execute orders/projects at work if bugs are slowing down projects I may need to move onto something else or find a workaround depending on urgency of project and likely fix for a bug.

I want to decide if I need to pause work on a project and wait for the update that could be going live in a few days, or am I going to be waiting weeks and need to find a workaround to get it completed in time?  

Obviously this wouldn't be a problem if there weren't any bugs 😉

[rasmus.pedersen]

I cant provide details on releases. Thats not something I am liberty to disclose. The best I can offer is to notify when a fix has been shipped. 

I understand this can be frustrating but it’s the best I can offer. We do generally keep an eye on the forum so it’s usually a good place to raise and re-raise issues/bugs that might have slipped through. We do listen.

[ARTHUR-HM]

Thank you so much for the update on this. I see it is working. Massive QOL improvement. That was seriously driving me nuts.

And also, I understand not being able to give specifics. As long as I know the issue is logged and will be dealt with eventually that's good enough info for me.