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One of Fusion 360's most substantial shortcomings is its
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ability to work with and export other file formats. Facebook
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recently added support for 3D Models in posts, but they only
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accept .glb files. The format isn't very widely used in any
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CAD software yet, so this guides purpose is to walk you
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through the steps to go from Fusion to Facebook. Below is an
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example of a 3D post on Facebook.
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<h2 id="orientation">Orientation</h2>
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<p>
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This step isn't essential, but it is most accessible to orient
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your model before actually exporting it from Fusion 360. Using
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the view cube in Fusion and clicking Top, then making sure
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that Y is up and X is to the right is how it will show up in
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the final export. The Facebook viewer only really lets you
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rotate the model around the Y-axis so keep that in mind.
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Example Below.
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<figcaption>Check your Models Orientation</figcaption>
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<h2 id="export">Export</h2>
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As I mentioned earlier, I find that Fusion is plagued by a
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lack of export options which is the whole reason this guide is
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necessary. However, there is a much more extensive list of
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export options on the Fusion website. The Fusion 360 website
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has a ton of interesting features; it even has wiki pages for
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projects!
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</p>
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<p>
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<a href="https://myhub.autodesk360.com/g/all_projects/active"
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>https://myhub.autodesk360.com/g/all_projects/active</a
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will take you to your dashboard then you have to navigate to
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your model and open it up, or you can hit the download button
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straight from the file navigator. Once clicked you're going to
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be greeted with a long list of export options, almost three
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times as many as available in Fusion 360 desktop app.
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<figcaption>
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List of Export Options from the Fusion 360 Website
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</figure>
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<p>
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Here is where the guide gets weird. The .obj file export
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option from the website does not include textures. So, if
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textures are important to you, then you need to export as an
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Inventor 2016 format. I understand that not everyone will have
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access to Inventor and it adds an extra step. So, if your one
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of those people skip the steps for inventor and just export as
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.obj and wait for your file to be emailed to you.
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<h2 id="inventor">Inventor</h2>
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<p>
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If your object is more than one body, then you are going to be
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emailed a zip file with all the part files and an assembly
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file. Open up the assembly file then go to File > Export
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> CAD Export.
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