3D Voronoi Studio for Autodesk® Fusion 360™ - Voronoi Bowl Tutorial 2

Creating a beautiful Voronoi bowl using 3D Voronoi Studio add-in for Autodesk Fusion 360
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Music: Chris Haugen

[@matteodemozzi4951]

beautiful video, I have a question... when I select the two parts to remove it deletes everything. how can I solve it? Thank you

[@perceptino707]

Thank you, Matteo, for your good question. I think other users may encounter the same issue. You should first double-click on the created base feature to enter the base feature editing mode (Video time: 2:20), and then ensure that the selection priority is set to 'Body' by using the menu [Select > Selection Priority > Select Body Priority]. Deleting bodies without entering the base feature editing mode will delete the entire base feature.

[@juniorelectronics8255]

great video!!!, I am using Hobbyist Fusion 360, but under the utilities, I don't have the option of perception(3D Voronoi studio) option ,any tip?

[@perceptino707]

It is a subscription-based product produced by Perceptino Inc. that you can subscribe to through the Autodesk App Store.

[@iCongress]

Hello, I can't follow the tutorial after around ~2:29, because the "Base Feature Solid" Menu does not show up. Why is that?

[@iCongress]

Okay, the solution was to double click on the timeline, if anyone else is wondering.

[@Fishtails100]

Would this work on a sphere?

[@perceptino707]

Thank you Dave for the insightful question. The short answer is Yes. It's worth noting that the smoothing operation makes the walls thinner and the body smaller. For a sphere, because there are no base faces that we can exclude for smoothing, these effects will be more pronounced.