The part filtering feature is a bit of a guessing game.  Presently nothing in the application shows the names of the available 1000+ assets. For example, I'd never know that that those bracket-looking-thingies in the bottom row are called "Arm". Please add a toggle to display labels under each of the parts.  Here is a mock-up:   Show More

I’d like to suggest a feature that could really expand the flexibility of the Parts Browser: the ability for users to add their own custom-modeled parts to a personal library. Currently, when editing a part by using the Cut and Combine tools, I am not able to save that Part and access it later in another bash. Being able to save custom parts to a personalized library would make the workflow much more powerful and personal. How this could work is: Allow users to save a selected part as a custom part Create a 'My Parts' sections within the Part Browser Support naming and tagging custom parts Enable drag-and-drop of the custom parts just like existing parts in the Part Browser This could turn the Parts Browser into not just a static library, but a dynamic tool that evolves with each user. Show More

If I want a part with exact measurements - e.g. a box 0.8 x 0.75 x 1.2 - there's no way to do this. Being able to specify scale and position exactly would be awesome. Show More

Hi everyone working on Project Falcon. I just tried the tool and I really like the idea. Congratulations on the first release, and thank you for working on such a tool. Are you planning to improve the Cut Tool? For example, I like how this tool works in 3D-Coat. I recorded a video for you showing how it works there. I’d like to see it improved in a similar direction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zjk1IprPcTs Timing: 0:00 - First, you can adjust the angle smoothing of these line corners and build some kind of cutting profile, instead of just cutting along a single line. 0:14 - Showing an example of a more complex profile. 0:36 - You can also adjust the profile depth, for example if you want to make small cuts with a specific depth. 1:22 - Finally, I show an even more complex curve profile. Thank you and have a great day Best regards, Andrew. Show More

In Project Falcon it can be difficult to align parts precisely because it currently requires manual approximation. This leads to time consuming trial and error trying to get it just right.   It would be helpful to have an "Align Tool" to quickly position parts relative to other parts in different ways. A feature like this would really speed up my bashing workflow.   For example... I would like to stack one or more parts directly on top of one another - like stacking boxes or crates I want to place parts equidistant from one another - like lining up bolts along a beam so they are evenly spaced I need to place parts so they line up in a certain direction, front to back, left to right, etc - like lining up a tire so it's exactly centered with a wheel Show More

I wanted to suggest a simple feature that could really improve workflow in the Parts Browser: the ability to mark parts as favorites. It can take time to find the same parts you like to use repeatedly. Being able to tag certain parts as favorites would make it much faster to access commonly used pieces without having to search or scroll through the Part Browser each time. How this could work is: Add a 'Favorite' (star/heart) icon on each part Create a 'Favorites' filter or tab in the Part Browser Eventually this could become a personalized library of parts with folder management. Show More

It would be good to have orthographic cameras. If I click Right on the View Cube, it would be good to go into an orthographic camera looking at my object from the right side perpendicular to the origin. This will help make it so that any splitting/cutting I do is guaranteed to be on plain.  Show More

it would be helpful to import stl files into project falcon in order to make modifications to fit specific situations.  someone created a wine glass holder in markersworld that is attached to the arm of a chair.  The original models specs don't fit my chair.  I'd just like to modify it. Show More

The matcap view is excellent for blocking out a model, but it would be even better if I could assign simple materials to parts. Basic material with only color, glossiness and transparency would be sufficient as a start.   This would make it easier to tell sections apart during a bash, and I’d love the ability to apply preliminary shading before exporting my model to another application for rendering. This could greatly speed up the process of assigning materials in an automated pipeline or 3D tools like Blender.   One thing to push this further could be a material browser. Then users could just drag'n drop materials to assign those to parts in the scene. Show More

have 3 separate snapping toggles for scale, movement and rotation similar to other 3d modelling tools. this way everything can be nicely snapped to grid and easy to align. Show More

I’d like to suggest adding the ability to switch between different camera control presets, including controls from other popular 3D apps like Blender. While the current camera system works well, camera navigation hotkeys is something many users build strong muscle memory around. For those coming from other tools, having to relearn basic navigation can slow things down and create unnecessary friction early on. If Project Falcon provided camera control presets that map to Blender, Maya, etc., experienced users could feel comfortable in Project Falcon right away, while new users would use the Project Falcon's default camera controls. Show More

I’ve been using the app and really appreciate how accessible it is for beginners. I wanted to suggest an idea that could make the experience even more intuitive and satisfying: integrating subtle, purposeful sound design into the workflow.   For new users, clear feedback is essential. While visual cues work well, adding light, well-designed audio feedback could make interactions easier to understand and more enjoyable—especially as bashes become more complex. The idea is to introduce small, contextual micro-sounds that reinforce user actions without being intrusive. For example:   Snapping actions - a soft “click” or magnetic snap sound when objects align correctly Successful operations (clicking 'Apply' after mirroring, combining, cutting, or grouping) - a short confirmation tone Errors or invalid actions - a gentle "thud" to signal something didn't work Move/Rotate and Scale tool - light continuous or stepped audio feedback to indicate motion or increments. Saving (in UI or via hotkey) - a slightly more rewarding sound cue Taking the idea even further, it would be cool to offer different sound themes (playful, mechanical, soft) for the user to choose from. Show More

could it be possible it import Fusion 360's part exported in USDZ, native F3D or 3MF ? STL is too  poor to exports appearances... Show More

A feature for submitting work directly to the Autodesk user gallery online, or an option to easily share and repost projects to other social media platforms. Create a section or feature on the forum where creators can upload their finished work to an online gallery. That way, it would be easier for everyone to share kitbashing ideas,  and it would also help promote this great project even more. Show More

Greetings, We could really use a standard copy / paste function here. Making exact dupes of parts you have tweaked would be incredibly helpful. Show More

I downloaded several assets and really like the direction of Project Falcon. One feature that would greatly improve workflow would be the ability to create custom libraries or “Favorites” collections for commonly used assets during the kitbashing process. As the asset library grows, a more structured categorization system would also become important. Currently, many assets appear mechanically oriented, but there are also anatomical components such as arms, legs, and torsos. Expanding categories into areas such as mechanical, organic, botanical, architectural/interior, hard-surface, and character components would make asset discovery and scene assembly much more efficient. UV-ready assets would also add significant value, although UV workflows can still be completed externally in applications like Autodesk Maya. It could be interesting to allow users to re-upload optimized versions of assets with cleaned topology, UVs, or additional refinements, potentially supported by a community rating or validation system. A community-driven contribution pipeline for user-generated asset uploads—organized by category and quality rating—could help the platform evolve into a much larger collaborative ecosystem for concept development and rapid prototyping.                   Show More

Another workflow idea (since there is support for exporting USD files) is to allow setting up simple variant switching for parts in the editor. Like for example, I add a wheel first and then assign two other wheel variants to it so that I can encapsulate design choices and save them as USD! Show More

In Project Falcon there are limitations to how much you can modify the shape of a part. I don't expect low level modeling tools but it would be helpful to have tools to reshape parts beyond simple move, rotate and scale. Tools for tapering, stretching and bending parts would be especially helpful. For example... I would like to taper a part so that it is thinner on one end and wider on the other - like to modify a wing shape so that gets narrower at the end, or cone shape so it is wider at the base I want to stretch areas of a part non-uniformly so the part is just the right proportions - like making an antenna taller at the top without affecting the base I need to bend a part so that it fits the shape and contour of my bash - like bending a handle to conform to the curved shape of a fuel tank Show More

it looks like moving parts with "magnet" yhe first face or the bounding box is used. in some case it could de better to use face to face or point to point. I can't reform the cube I've cutted in 4 parts with consistancy. Show More