
To get the transparent background, change the file format to TIFF (uncompressed) and check the Alpha (Transparency Background).

You may want to adjust the render quality and image size. In the pop-up window, change the required configuration. Įxpand the project and click the arrow near the view you want to render. It’s easy to do in Autodesk 360 rendering.Īfter you upload your file (or using render in cloud in your CAD application) go to. It is easier to render it without background and edit the image later in an Image Editor to add background image. Rendering with background sometimes can be difficult to set up. If you are experiencing the opposite issue with “backwards” projected view when your Preferences are set as ASME, then change the Drawing Standard to ISO to use Firt Angle Projection.Do you like the Autodesk 360 rendering? If you have cloud points to access Autodesk 360 rendering, you can render your model in the cloud. The extruded piece is facing towards the base view of the component. Now the Left, Right, and Isometric views appear how we would expect. Notice the Projection Angle is now set to Third Angle when the Standard is set to the ASMS Standard. Notice from the Prefences dialog box that the Current Standard is set to ISO and the Projection Angle is set to First Angle. Select the user Autodesk account initials in the top right corner of Fusion 360 and then select Preferences. The expected behavior for the Projected Views, with the extruded piece of the example component, can be obtained by changing the defined Drawing Standard or Projection Angle. If the view appears “backwards” then Fusion likely has an undesired setting in Preferences.

The typical standard in the United States is the ASME Standard so we expect to see Third Angle Projected Views in drawings. These Standards and Projection Angles can be changed from within Fusion 360 prefences.

The ISO Standard (International Organization for Standardization) has a default First Angle projection. The ASME Standard ( American Society of Mechanical Engineers) has a default Third Angle projection. There is the ASME standard and the ISO standard. However, the view appears “backwards”in the image below because the extrude is visible on the right side of the component.įusion 360 has two drawing standards that can be defined in Preferences>Drawing. The Projected view, to the right side of the Base View, should show the extruded piece on the left side of the view. The extruded piece should be in the positive Z direction or coming out of the screen.

The component is placed in a Drawing with the extrude and cut visible in the base view. This issue be illustrated using the following example component created in Fusion 360. After placing the Base View for the component, the projected views are not appearing as expected. A Design has been created in Fusion 360 and it’s time to create the Drawing.
