Description
If there were ever a “required class” for Fusion at Autodesk University—this would be it. In this interactive session, we’ll demystify assemblies in Fusion by grounding you in the core concepts every user needs to build confidently: top-down vs. bottom-up design, internal vs. external components, and finally clear up the confusion between components and bodies.
Then, we’ll take a deep dive into Fusion’s brand-new assembly experiences, a transformative shift in how everyone will interact with Fusion design. You’ll learn how these changes simplify best practices, improve collaboration, boost performance, and make Fusion more intuitive—especially for those transitioning from other CAD tools. Whether you're just starting with assemblies or are a seasoned pro, this session will leave you with a clear mental model and the insight into what’s coming to the product.
Key Learnings
- Understand the difference between components and bodies, and when to use each in Fusion.
- Compare top-down and bottom-up approaches and apply them appropriately in assembly design.
- Learn the role of internal vs. external components and how to structure data for reuse and collaboration.
- Explore Fusion’s new assembly experience and how it promotes best practices by default.