Then pick a resolution you need to match your curvature and printer capabilities. You can simply take your solid body, Save as a Mesh from the body or from the file menu > Export. Unless you are doing actual mesh manipulation like reducing face counts or something, that all gets turned into triangles at the mesher. Maybe Dan can correct me but there isn't a need to pre-mesh before you export. Instructor Cura is open source software that helps you prep a file for 3D printing on a desktop FTM printer. Exported Mesh body as STL, Exported Mesh body as 3mf, exported mesh body after remesh as 3mf. CAM basics in Cura - Fusion 360 Tutorial. Solid exported as STL and imported back in, Solid body, Solid converted to a mesh and remeshed heavily. This page has been translated for your convenience with an automatic translation service. Share Fusion 360 issues here and get support from the community as well as the Fusion 360 team. I did a bunch of testing of the same shape just now with the dimensions you listed exporting from a solid body or from a mesh body to STL, 3MF and bringing them back and didn't notice any dimension issues.įrom left to right. Fusion 360 Support Report issues, bugs, and or unexpected behaviors you’re seeing. Then Right-click on the body in the browser and select Save as Mesh. only one dimension is correct I added the barbarian add-on still no luck Solved by dan.banach.
when I export to Cura slicer my dimensions are wrong I keep getting 35mm x 35mm x 120mm. I would consider trying to cap the ends to make it "water tight" and stitch it into a solid. fusion 360 to Cura wrong dimensions I made an object on fusion 360 the dimensions are 120mm long 9mm on one end and 18mm on the other end a cylinder object. In your screenshot of the design it looks to be a surface. Are the dimensions in cura the bounding box size?
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