Getting Started with Fusion 360 Part 5 - MATERIALS AND RENDERING!

In this video, learn to apply materials to objects in Fusion 360, and how to create photorealistic renderings of your models using Fusion 360's rendering engine!
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction
0:11 - Applying materials to objects in Fusion 360
3:42 - How to edit materials in Fusion 360
4:46 - Editing advanced material properties (shininess, bump, etc)
7:26 - Creating custom materials in Fusion 360
9:33 - Getting started with Rendering - Render mode
11:32 - Lighting environments in Fusion 360
12:40 - Using an in-canvas render
14:17 - Creating a final render
15:18 - Downloading rendered images
16:05 - Saving rendered images to update with changes

[@TheFusionEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions about materials in Fusion 360 in the comments below! :)

[@LiamAllbright]

B r e a t h e, is there a way to make noise onto a object *say a few bumps* onto something like steel or stone? @TheFusionEssentails

[@MetronusPrime]

HOW TF DOES THIS NOT HAVE MORE VEIWS!! Kick ass video man. Im just learning fusion 360. This is sooo helpful. Thank you soooo muchh

[@Mr_AbdulRehman]

Amazing series. It's really helpful.

[@cortex-technologies]

You should consider providing the 3D files in the description

[@jmcn34]

Is there a way to use aspect ratio to preview your render border before rendering? I have to guess then re-render if bodies are too close to the edges or out of frame. Thanks