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Render with visible edges

Render with visible edges

The rendering capability within Fusion 360 can give almost photographic quality results, which is excellent, but not for all purposes.

Renders used for technical illustration  benefit from a slightly different approach, and that is rendered with edges, and hidden edges removed.

You actually offer this as a style option in normal modelling mode, so could you consider offering it for the rendering mode.

This  illustration using the technique shows the improClock-22-Gravity-escapement-No2-6vement in clarity that can be achieved when using the technique

 

8 Comments
keqingsong
Community Manager
Status changed to: Future Consideration

Thanks for your idea - changing this to a future consideration project since we are focusing on higher priority projects right now. 

3Dpcb
Advocate

This is already possible in Fusion. You can use the Drawing module, to make a tridimensional illustrations with nice visible edges.

There is just one big problem. You can not do this in perspective, only in isometric mode.

 

 

I think you should also vote on "Perspective view in Drawings", because these two suggestions is somehow connected:

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/ideastation-request-a-feature-or/perspective-view-in-drawings/idi-p/5...

 

Anonymous
Not applicable

yeah i like this

SEIZMICdesign
Collaborator

Also, rendering with ONLY edges and NO materials would be very nice for things like instruction manuals.

ktuerk.4881
Explorer

Can you be more specific on how to make tridimensional illustrations with nice visible edges?

cirrus7-de
Contributor

This feature would be incredible valuable. 

SEIZMICdesign
Collaborator

any change in prioritization for this feature?

Anonymous
Not applicable

Absolutely agree with this feature request - much more useful for HMI diagnostics and instruction manuals but looks like it's not going anywhere. Dammit.

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