Better documentation

[sanguish]

Fusion 360 is an awesome tool, but far more complicated than it appears.

I've got solid modeling down to where I can do things I need. But the form mode (t-spline modeling) is a total mystery to me, and I know I have ideas that could flourish in this area.

A book is desperately needed, as are videos. that are (broken record) readable off-line, away from the computer. As well as step-by-step teaching.

Other autodesk products have books but they are evolving at this pace. You need a documentation team for this product.

[roambotics_scott]

Also it'd be nice if the documentation (video and text) were carefully curated - because F360 has been under rapid development for so long, most of the stuff I run into is out of date.

Closely related (and I have no idea how to handle this well) but it'd be great to have a bank of well designed and extremely short (~15-30s) but sweet videos showing off features and design methodologies.

It's a testement to how much is in the product that I'm inadvertantly learning new things that it can do almost every time I watch a video.. but it's also an indication that something is amis that I didn't know about them before given how much I use it. 

[banshee10]

+1 to video curation - at least delete or mark your own videos from youtube that are obsolete.

And please, please - more text.  Videos aren't searchable, so trying to figure out which youtube videos have the things you need is just an exercise in frustration.

[jsquaredz]

THis is a pretty good course for basics while its still relavant.

https://v8.myigetit.com/Course/Display?id=10498

[keqingsong]

Thanks for the idea, we are archiving this idea and have it captured. The software is evolving so rapidly that we are always looking to improve our learning experience.