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Introduction to 3D modeling

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Introducing 3D modeling in Fusion
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Create a new cloud project, upload, and save a 3D model
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Survey and edit a 3D model
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Sketch 2D rectangles using lines, constraints, and center
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Create a 3D model using Extrude, Fillet, and the Timeline
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Create technical drawings and document the 3D model
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Overview of Fusion modeling and workspaces
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Parametric modeling - Import and calibrate a reference image
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Parametric modeling - Sketching intricate shapes
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Extrude a 2D sketch to model it in 3D
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Managing physical materials and appearances
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Create and edit Face and Cylinder freeform bodies
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Insert edges, sculpt, and bridge freeform bodies
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Refine, copy, and complete a freeform body
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Direct modeling versus parametric modeling
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Direct modeling imported 3D CAD models
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Introduction to Fusion assembly modeling
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Assembly modeling using Ground, Group, and Joint
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