One thing I was struggling with is being able to show colleagues without access to Fusion 360 the way a design was operating displayed when animating joints.
As an example we are trying to adapt the electrode arms of a spot welder. It is necessary for one electrode to pass through the other, obviously without touching. Until I came across Screencast, I had to use still images.
Screencast enabled me to set up a motion study loop and pan all around the components showing the clearance. I captured and downloaded the video and sent it to my colleagues who instantly could see we were on the right track.
Animation is good and brilliant for exploded diagrams, but needs to have joint animation as part of it to be the full ticket.
So I think Screencast has a wider use, or something similar in Fusion 360 as joints and particularly joints with motion links a often key to demonstrating a design.
