Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days - Day #30: Animate Your Product

This tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to using Fusion 360's animation workspace. It covers the basics of the animation interface, including how to create camera views, manually explode components, and use the show/hide command. The tutorial also explains the timeline and storyboard features, as well as how to add annotations and export animations. It emphasizes that Fusion 360 is not a full-fledged animation software but is useful for demonstrating product assembly and operation.

What are the two main purposes of the animation workspace in Fusion 360?

What must be set up in your file for the animation workspace to function properly?

What is the function of the scratch zone in the animation timeline?

How can you create a new storyboard in the animation workspace?

What keyboard shortcut is used to record changes in the camera view?

Describe the process to manually explode a component in Fusion 360.

How can you hide components during an animation?

Explain how to leave an annotation or 3D call out in the animation.

What should you do if you want to delete an annotation in Fusion 360?

What steps are involved in exporting an animation from Fusion 360?