How to Design Brick Texture in Fusion 360

[@TNSR-Destiny]

STILL living in this. It would really help if at 2:50 you showed how you applied that body to your model. Joint? Combine? Emboss? Sharpie??

[@NicodemusT]

Nah. Benefit from the clout and peace out. That's the way.

I looked for brick patterns and learned a few things from this video. Thank you!

[@TNSR-Destiny]

I really loved it all! But newbies ALWAYS are ignorant to a degree you can't possibly assume. How did you put that brick pattern on the base? Did you 'joint' it?

[@spikekent]

Great tutorial as always Vlad.

[@WhatsupwithMike]

Great guide, just what I needed. Thank you!!

[@americorosales2085]

thanks for sharing your skills and experience, some thing more I learned from you.

[@Joshkashley1]

More great tips. Thin extrude FTW!

[@orlandomosquera4784]

Great video again, thank you sir.

[@adambergendorff2702]

excellent as always!

[@oldfarmhand7714]

Hi It's been a while since I have asked you a question, But Here it go's. At the 2:37 mark of your video you explain how to create a bigger texture pattern, but can you detail more in depth how to do this step by step. I have played the video several times but don't seem able to follow it. If you don't have time I understand. Thanks Kenneth

[@videotrains]

The Pattern tool is found in the Solid tab under the create menu. You select the entire body and select two axes, X and Z if you;ve been following his instructions. Then offset by whatever amount looks right

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great tip. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@ktankinfinity]

How would you apply this to a wall?

[@amarissimus29]

Seems like every added feature also adds three crash modes. Save your work often in Fusion, and don't rely on autosave. Especially in parametric mode. The program is wildly unstable.

[@gillisdebilio4516]

cool tips.

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks!

[@ApolloMcrib]

Great stuff, but you completely lost me on the pattern feature you just kinda skipped the most important part.

[@TNSR-Destiny]

Now trying your approach for bricks after failing hard (and 1000+ bodies later) using Adafruit kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnrFfXp5l7ucfrs. While losing that battle, it kept telling me the brick pattern floating in the air couldn't thin extrude because not body present to extrudy...or something. This looks simpler so far. THANK YOU!

[@NicodemusT]

"Basically, I took this pattern...and I pattern it" - doesn't bother to even pretend to show how to "pattern it."