Using the Text Command in Fusion 360

The video tutorial covers updates to the text feature in Fusion 360, including the introduction of a new text frame that allows for precise placement and alignment of text. It explains how to edit existing text, use the explode text option, and introduces the new text on path feature for writing text on curved geometry. The tutorial also highlights changes in text height definition, alignment options, and the removal of the underline feature.

What is the first step in creating a new text feature in Fusion 360?

• Define two corners of the text frame

• Select a pre-existing face

• Choose a font style

• Set the text height

How can text be aligned within the new text frame?

• Only vertically

• Both horizontally and vertically

• Only horizontally

• Neither horizontally nor vertically

What change has been made to the underline option in the text feature?

• It has been removed

• It has been enhanced

• It is now a default setting

• It can be customized

What is the new capability regarding text height in Fusion 360?

• Height is defined by the tallest letter

• Height is defined by the bounding box

• Height is adjustable only in bold text

• Height is fixed at 10 millimeters

How can the text frame be fully defined in Fusion 360?

• By setting a fixed text size

• By using sketch constraints and dimensions

• By selecting a new font

• By adjusting the text color

What does the 'Text on Path' feature allow you to do?

• Write text with custom fonts

• Write text in 3D space

• Write text on curved geometry

• Write text on flat surfaces

What is a current limitation of the 'Text on Path' feature?

• It only supports single paths

• It only works with default fonts

• It cannot be used on circles

• It does not allow text rotation