Thanks in advance! Advice on any of these 3 options would really help.Compelling renderings are an important tool for successful storytelling of designs and concepts to a wide audience. Has anyone managed to complete a turntable render using their local system on Fusion360? I hope I'm wrong here and am missing something. It seems crazy to me that some rendering options would only be available through the cloud renderer - needing to wait in a queue and pay for cloud credits when you have sufficient capabilities in house. Lastly, I am able to see a Turntable rendering option, however I can't see the selection to complete this rendering locally, as illustrated in the screenshot below: Does anyone have advice on how to engage the discrete graphics card for final, high resolution local renders?ģ.

If I do an in-canvas render however, the discrete graphics are engaged. Only the CPU is engaged, and it immediately shoots to 100% - extended the render time and clogging my whole system in the process. I have a powerful local system which I'd like to use for rendering, however I've noticed that during local renders the local/discrete graphics card is not engaged at all.

Has anyone successfully rendered the PCB with the solder mark and silkscreen?Ģ. When I render the PCB, for some reason all traces, solder mask and silkscreen information disappear, and I'm left with a bland dark green board with components on top. Unfortunately I seem to be hitting roadblocks at every turn, and would love some help or direction regarding these points listed below.ġ. After integrating my 3D Eagle PCB design with Fusion360, I'm intending to render a 'turntable' video of it to include in slide decks / presentation material.

Fusion 360 turntable render local