perspective view in drawing

[shaiFT4VG]

Hello, I know that the issue of perspective in drawing has already been discussed, but I want to raise the issue again because it is really difficult every time to take a picture (PNG) and put it in the drawing, and then every time you change, delete the pictures and bring new ones.
This will be a serious change for many people.
It would also be nice to bring a simple DXF for drawing or alternatively a sketch from Fusion so that small details can be added to the drawing.

i love fusion 360 keep up the good vibes (: 

shai 

[HughesTooling]

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@shaiFT4VG wrote:

It would also be nice to bring a simple DXF for drawing or alternatively a sketch from Fusion so that small details can be added to the drawing.

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You can make a sketch visible in the 2d drawing. Here the circle is from the sketch.

As for a perspective view you might be able to use a named view. Just setup the view in the design workspace and then save as a named view. Then in the drawing add a base view using the named view.

[shaiFT4VG]

Hi Mark, thanks for the answer, interestingly I tried to turn on a sketch in the drawing before and it didn't work and now it works! so thank you.
Regarding the perspective - unfortunately isometry is not enough to illustrate the model, in general , perspective in Fusion is lacking, I plan carpentry details and sometimes entire rooms, the last time I had to illustrate the rooms I sent the file to Sketchup.
I think it's a waste of time, to go out of fusion for simple perspective views and different field of view.

[HughesTooling]

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@shaiFT4VG wrote:

Hi Mark, thanks for the answer, interestingly I tried to turn on a sketch in the drawing before and it didn't work and now it works! 

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You have to be careful if you use a section view as it will remove a sketch if it's the wrong side of the section. Might have been the problem? Also make sure the sketch folder and the sketch are visible.

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@shaiFT4VG wrote:

Regarding the perspective - unfortunately isometry is not enough to illustrate the model, in general , perspective in Fusion is lacking, I plan carpentry details and sometimes entire rooms, the last time I had to illustrate the rooms I sent the file to Sketchup.
I think it's a waste of time, to go out of fusion for simple perspective views and different field of view.

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I'd forgotten that saved views don't use the camera setting from the design workspace. I always work with the Orthographic setting in the design workspace so get the same view in both.