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See if I can finish that and use it as the basis. I might try giving it a more built from the ground up attempt. The design of the prop was around the basic Thomson machine-gun, and I think that one of the drawings I have is a very basic one of those. My end goal is to piece it such that I can run it through one of my 3D printers and assemble the prop. There are lots of inconsistent side projection drawings, and I've done quite a bit with those, but I think that I've been starting doing all the of detail in sketches of the side of the rifle, and then trying to work from there has been my biggest problem. I've recently begun modeling a Marines Plasma Rifle from Aliens. I've been using Fusion for a couple of years now for smaller projects and more practical pieces I've needed printed or to design. Each project will include Blender2Fusion to Fusion2Blender2Fusion simply so the students learn both equally Next week we will do a basic rendering and studio design session and then after next week send the design Worked perfectly.ДЇor more about Fusion and Blender check this you can take a look at my YouTube playlists. Afterwards the temple was exported as OBJ back to FusionДЄnd via TS converted it to BREP. I sculpted the templeВ flat and then bend the design along a path as needed.

We imported from Fusion the reference frame to work with. I helped a client where we build the temples for a new set of glasses in Blender. However if TS is just not able to do it then one can and should use Blender.ДЇor example Fusion offers no deformation tools.

That they brought new knowledge to their future work places.Д«lender is like T-Splines but on steroids.В If what you need to sculpt can be done in TS then there is no need to leave Fusion and use Blender. If they will be later to use it is a different questions. I try while I am in ID teach interiorДЄnd exhibit designed based on what I feel students should learn. Only teach AutoCad drafting based on how they learned it which 99% does not include constraints. I am quite sure that all interior designers that teach CAD

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So you can use the Fusion build in while exploring designs and when done use Thea to do the pro grade renderings for print and guess it really shows how some industries just don't really embrace technology. Quite cheap for what it does and it offers GPU based rendering. The clue is how you mix them in your workflow.ДЄnd from my experience both apps are fantastic together! So Blender is just a toolbox of sculpting tools.ДЇusion is just a toolbox of CAD tools. I think it is not ideal to try to make Fusion to be able to do everything.

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In my class I teach less software centric. Well thats no surprise since Blender is made for animation T-Splines is not.Д«ut because Fusion allows you to import OBJ mesh and convert it either via TS into smooth BREPS or Mesh2Brep convert flat quad faces into flat nurbs it is a killer combo. You cannot use dimensions or sketches as Blender is more like Direct Modeling.Д«ut Blender adds object end mesh edit modes so you can pose an object and then in edit mode manipulate it including local and global translations which is a killer feature.ДЄdding the modifiers which are like features you have a very fast and productive sculpting tool that allows you to work a bit like in CAD or Fusion.Д«lender I mainly use to make concept models, hard edge models, or general organic shapes all CAD apps including Fusion T-Splines is not able to do.

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Cannot really compare Fusion and Blender this is like apples and oranges.ДЇusion 360 is fantastic for CAD work precise parametric but with that comes the down side you need to pre plan your design when you want to useД«lender on the other side is more a free form sculpting workflow.

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