Convert STL mesh to a Solid Body In Just 3 Minute | Fusion 360

Convert STL mesh to a Solid Body In Just 3 Minute | Fusion 360
Here you can convert your Mesh file in to Solid model by just some clicks,
Note : Only Low facet body can convert to solid body.
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[@yannickbordes8878]

We need to buy the prismatic method, do you have a free method

[@jheli22]

Genius and simple, straight to the point, I subbed just because of this video. Great Job.

[@mezmon4517]

Step 1: pay for the subscription to access the most valuable part of tutorial lol

[@andrewmaksimovich2432]

Yes its dumb. The feature is available if you have the educational version of fusion 360

[@Stealthmode72]

@@andrewmaksimovich2432 so is this why when i use "faceted" that I get a tone of lines through the faces? I cant even delete the faces. Sucks

[@xXSasSusXx]

bro i get free fusion 360 for ever and i don't know why its my4th year without paying a dime

[@patrickboisvert9802]

THANK PAL!!!! I WAS ASKING TO MYSELF TO MUCH TIME HOW TO DO THAT. YOU SAVE ME A LOT OF TIME !!!!

[@Eluderatnight]

Been looking for this forever Thank you.

[@GUCR44]

Thank you.. Right to the point no talking and wasting time.. Very good video. Peace man.. Rolfie

[@hugoguerra6008]

THIS is the real tutorial I was looking for, not that "transform to mesh" thing that create infinite faces.... Many thanks!

[@fernando3061]

Awesome! Also thank you for picking dope relaxing ambient music in the bagck ground. Not epileptic acid pop or whatever they usually do.

[@spudnickuk]

Thank you for a detailed Stl to Solid tutorial that has no messing around and clear mouse clicks. and this info worked fine.

[@Mon2-3D]

Thanks for your kind response.

[@mlbarkley]

when I do this process, and export or convert the solid back to stl for printing, the size is changed. Any way to maintain basic dimensions throughout this process?

[@johnsix7055]

The video was quite informative and would be very helpful but it uses some commands to accomplish this that isn't in the hobby personal version. Do you have the process for the free version in a video as well? I just don't use any cad program enough to buy the more expensive options. Sorry

[@broderp]

I'm in the same boat. You can do this is the free version but have sever limitations as you know. They don't give you the one-click "all faces smooth" option. I just spent over an hour fiddling with removing triangles one by one, with over 1/2 of then throwing an error claiming it could not be removed. Hobbyist use this program a lot for 3D printing so this feature is very important. Do you think limiting our ability to easily do this wasn't a calculated decision? It was. I need to find someone with a license to convert the file. What a hassle.

[@johnsix7055]

@broderp I agree. A tool to create A need fir the hobbies to register. I think we use to be able to but now it has been removed from free version. Between that and creating a surface loft of variable widths on top a new model. Must be something else removed. Been fighting with it for 2 weeks and got niwhere.

[@TheSuburban15]

FreeCAD has this, to some degree. I have been using it to convert STL to STEP, and then import into Fusion.

[@jonahdonahue2930]

Youre a saint! Thank you!!

[@magicmanspaz]

I find when I import mesh its always scaled up like 100x, Thanks for the video it made things easy to convert.

[@cake2806]

tysm! it's 1am and I needed to convert something for a design review

[@diaryandnotes5350]

turn off face groups is not available, do you know how to turn of the faces after the solid body is created? thanks for your work!!

[@TheGnthreman]

just what i needed

[@TasosX]

Hello fiend i m tryin to convert stl file to g code solid body but my 3d design a wheel rim after i convert missing the center. You know how i can fix that?

[@loubano]

Wahou !!!! Thanks a lot. I did not know this method. Many thanks !!!🙏

[@vilunki_]

Thanks!!!

[@DH-ts6ho]

This guide has more substance than my life.

[@barros6622]

Very thanks !

[@muhammadaimanbinzakaria2584]

this is a really amazing video indeed. however, why can't i change the view like you did at the end of the video ? there's no mesh display selection

[@pratikbhatti3566]

Superb

[@bombswabs3041]

hey thanks for this. Im sure the free method works just fine. Im printing it now.

[@jwonderfulsuccess]

Excellent. Much gratitude 🙏 Subscribed. God bless✨

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@billb295]

Will this work on an organic shaped mesh?

[@broderp]

How much is an Educational license? I'm going to have to get one to get full access to this program.

[@mattfarrar5472]

Only for the paid version! Don't waste your time here.

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@annefox2013]

Works for student version aswell

[@GATEWAYFLMZ]

@@annefox2013 how

[@annefox2013]

wdym how search how to download student/education edition than follow the steps in this video @@GATEWAYFLMZ

[@jonahdonahue2930]

​@annefox2013 it absolutely does!

[@gsavogin]

Such a valuable video, thanks so much!!!!!!

[@Mon2-3D]

Thank you for your valuable comment 😊

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@TMS5100]

prismatic is only available in paid fusion 360.

[@zajawamotocykle9256]

:( the video is sucks. I want free trips

[@IvanSchob]

Thanks

[@JuliuszMCMXCVII]

very helpful, thanks a lot

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@anomessi5130]

Thank you😢

[@tratzum]

hmm. seems I must pay to use the prismatic feature. Is there any other way to turn an STL file into something that can be edited?

[@Mon2-3D]

Hmmm yes but lengthy process kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6q1fmSIfs-loqs

[@dhriya_hk]

Good

[@mihal2115]

love u

[@sokny9490]

thank you brother🙏

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@TheMustafaC]

thanks, it was realy helpfull

[@Mon2-3D]

Welcome sir

[@Gyan.Yatra1]

Nice

[@Mon2-3D]

Thanks

[@milanmondal7851]

Wow

[@liorsound]

thanks for the video

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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[@mixedd69]

The model is kind of easy enough to be converted without prismatic, with just a bit of surface modeling

[@TheGnthreman]

Whenever I did that it scaled it up a lot. 😢

[@marvelousmarvin2]

Not one of those only click but can’t see wtf they doing

[@Mon2-3D]

Wow 🤩

[@61-k64]

what is this song?

[@surflaweb]

prismatic method is a paid method.. :C

[@David_Best]

some talk-over would be really helpful here.

[@CoolThangz]

would be nice if it worked for the personal license

[@Grillaaja]

I love you

[@omerkaganbarut88]

hello i want to export a stl format in any solid format like .sldprt How can ı do? thanksss...

[@Mon2-3D]

Direct export is not possible. First open stl in Solidworks.. then you can save as .sldprt... But the internal geometry save as stl...

[@Way2Do]

best video!!! sus :D

[@authentic4225]

Can this be done with trial version?

[@Mon2-3D]

Low facet model possible .. mine is trial version.

[@Pyriscent]

PAID FEATURE? : (

[@llemieux1660]

Video is very confusing as he has left out some steps.

[@pedromfa2006]

Prismatic is paid so.... this video is click bait. ;)

[@Mon2-3D]

When i made video at that time it was free 😂😂

[@mbstudiopl]

not work for hobby users

[@philno]

not without paying for fusion you wont prismatic has been disabled for free users

[@LT72884]

prismatic is a paid feature now :(

[@Duckers_McQuack]

Too bad the prismatic is a paid feature.

[@Mon2-3D]

Yes but we can use low facet mesh file to check feature feast

[@Mon2-3D]

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[@stanleywhite4240]

another freaking mime video

[@waltermartinez5907]

Thanks!

[@InitiallyJB]

Does this save as 3dm file? Sorry I’m new to this.

[@joshadsett4835]

Thanks

[@pratikbhatti3566]

Good

[@Mon2-3D]

Thank you.

[@reverseengineeringnx]

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