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 ==== Basic Tools & Use: ==== ==== Basic Tools & Use: ====
-Watch the video below to see a basic walkthrough of the most commonly used Fusion tools and their functions.+
 1. The sketch tool  1. The sketch tool 
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-  * This is the most important tool it allows you to begin designing. + 
 +  * This is the most important tool as it allows you to begin designing. 
   * Once you press this sketch button, it will give you the option to choose an Axis to begin designing on. I always choose the bottom axis that way I feel most oriented. The axis you choose will determine the direction your design is oriented.   * Once you press this sketch button, it will give you the option to choose an Axis to begin designing on. I always choose the bottom axis that way I feel most oriented. The axis you choose will determine the direction your design is oriented.
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 +2. Now that you are in a sketch, your toolbar should change to look like this:  
 +  * {{:sketch_tools.png?400|Unordered List Item}} 
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 +  * Your toolbar may look slightly different depending on what you have pinned to it.  
 +  * To see a full list of tools, click "create" and this drop down menu will appear: 
 +       * {{:fusion_drop_down.png?400|}} 
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 +  * From here, it is fairly easy to design and model. All objects are made up of lines, squares, circles, etc. Use those tools to build your design! 
 +       * Advice: to begin designing, think of the basic shapes that make up the object you are designing. 
 +  * Once you have designed a complete object, you can bring it into the 3D world by using a tool called "Extrude" 
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 +3. Extrude:  
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 +  * Once you click this button, your screen should look like this:  
 +  * {{:extrude2.png?400|}} 
 +  * Using the blue arrow, you can pull the object to be as tall as you want.  
 +  * Here, I have made a rectangle that is 5in tall 
 +  * {{:rectangle.png?400|}} 
 +  * This process can be repeated for many shapes and can be built upon to create more complex objects. 
 +==== Other Resources: ==== 
 +For a more in-depth look at Fusion, see the AutoDesk Website: 
 + 
 +[[https://www.autodesk.com/autodesk-university/article/11-Fusion-360-Tips-Tricks-2019]] 
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