How to use Frames, Labels, and multiple Sheets in Fusion 360 Electronics Schematics

[@chadbailey7325]

To modify the Sparkfun frame, select the Attribute tool in the Document tab and click the title block origin (not the frame origin). You can change the designer and version attributes but you have to change display to "value" and reposition the text.

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Much appreciated

[@Fogaata]

Nice useful video but… I came here to learn the label mod that he didn’t know at the very end, funny! But the first comment did it! Thanks!

[@oceanexplorationlab]

Glad it helped, thanks to @chadbailey7325

[@lusher00]

Why didn't you show how to create additional sheets?

[@oceanexplorationlab]

I show how to add sheets at the 6-minute mark.

[@BeefIngot]

10:12 Is what I came here hoping to see. I guess Ill just have to manually add text for titles, which seems insane, but this is Fusion 360 electronics..... I gotta say, this software is the most tacked on, half effort software I have ever had the displeasure of paying for. It would be better if they just said Fusion 360 didn't have PCB design with all the complete levels of "no human could have possibly used this software before shipping it" levels of ??? I have encountered. What makes it all worse is the absolutely horrible documentation. Its just so sparse, and void of any useful images.

[@oceanexplorationlab]

check @chadbailey7325's comment.

[@lusher00]

It's almost entirely based off Eagle which has been around for 100 years and loved by many long before Autodesk put a colorful wrapper around it. I still google "how to xxx in Eagle" when I want to know how to do something in Fusion Electronics. This guy, who seems to be the narrator of all the Fusion Electronics videos, is not very good at explaining things without getting stuck in the weeds.