GREAT - Concept Design Workflow Guide For Industrial Designer With Fusion 360

Concept Design Workflow Guide for Industrial
Designer with Fusion 360

Yuji Fujimura
Autodesk Fusion 360 Evangelist
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Class summary
The session will present concept design development workflow for industrial designers with Fusion
360 software quick Sculpt and Solid Modeling, plus Rendering. We will also mix with Physical
Sketching on Wacom Tablet. The class is about introducing new early design iteration process with
Fusion 360 software for industrial designers. Traditionally, designers start sketching when they’ve
received overall goal/direction for the product. This class suggests that designers mix quick 3D
modeling with their traditional sketching workflow. For example, Fusion 360 software has super-
flexible Sculpt Modeling, and it takes just a few minutes to generate basic forms. Designers can
start their sketches over these basic product forms and find balance and details based on real scale.
This session features Fusion 360 and SketchBook Pro.
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Evangelism
Over 50 Places
30+ Events
4000+ Live Impression
1000+Hands On
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Portfolio
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Yacht
A Concept Yacht
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Key learning objectives
At the end of this class, you will be able to:

 Discover a quick sculpt modeling approach
 Learn about flexibility in mixing physical and digital sketching
 Learn how to make a quick setup for visualization
 Learn how to cheat on a traditional process in a positive way
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Before we begin
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Here are Sculpt Modeling Tips!
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Sculpt Modeling Golden Rules
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8.
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Place CVs close together for tight curvature
Golden Rule: Like NURBS

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Golden Rule: Like polygons
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Golden Rule: Unique
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Control Link
Keep The “Link” connected to your model
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Auto Repair
Without knowing Auto Repair, you cannot master T-Spline
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Discover a quick sculpt modeling approach
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Traditional Ideation Process with Sketching
 Fast
 Casual
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Three Sculpt Modeling Approaches
 Fast
 Casual
1. Starting from Primitive 2. Modeling from Curves 3. Convert from Scan Data
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Starting from Primitive
 Challenges
 Try to find best form to begin with
 Timing to insert edge (never begin from too many polygons)
 Don’t be afraid of deleting edges
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Starting from Primitive
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Modeling from Curves
 Challenges
 Find Key character which support your design
 Avoid referring your initial curves to have flexibility
 Focus on numbers of surfaces to match them with other surfaces
3 4 5 6
1 2
3 4 5 6
1 2
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Modeling from Curves
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Convert from Scan Data
 Challenges
 Use Mesh as reference not to match 100%
 Converting Mesh to Quad OBJ will lose details
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Convert from Scan Data
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Learn about flexibility in mixing
physical and digital sketching
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Learn about flexibility in mixing physical and digital sketching
What is the job of Industrial Designer?

Explore aesthetic needs
over
Engineering requirement
Engineering
Design
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Initial Vision of Engineering
Engineer’s perspective Designer’s Perspective
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Initial Vision of Design
Engineer’s perspective Designer’s Perspective
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Mixing both perspective will support designers at early stage
Ask Engineer to put together

Minimum engineering requirement
in primitive volume
Designers can sketch over it

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Sketching in right proportion from multiple angles
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Using Tablet would be even nicer!
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Using Quick Modeling and Sketching

To share understanding of form and details
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By the way!!!
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Quick setup for visualization
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Learn how to do a quick setup for visualization
To Create Good Rendering, you need

 Good Environment
 Good Material
 Good View
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Solid Background
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 Good Material
 Good View
SOLID BACKGROUND
White or Black Object Colored Object
White or Black Object Same Color but darker or less amount in Hue
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 Good Material
 Good View
SOLID BACKGROUND
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Using Custom HDRI
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Create Own HDRI
Ricoh Theta S 360 Photo
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Good enough for reflection.
Glass Chrome Plastic
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Not good for Background
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Combine Rendering with Photo
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Background Photo + HDRI Reflections + Photoshop

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ALL HDRI –No retouching in Photoshop
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HDRI for Professionals 14000 x 7000
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Customizing HDRI
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Customize HDRI
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Customize HDRI
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Customize HDRI
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Learn how to cheat on a traditional process
in a positive way
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Using Texture Map
for Design Decision Making
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Learn how to cheat on a traditional process in a positive way
When you use T-Spline, you want to fix your design at early stage as possible, because
it increases the chance to break modeling History when you modify it later.
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When you use T-Spline, you want to fix your design at early stage as possible, because
it increases the chance to break modeling History when you modify it later.
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Creating Texture from side view to map on 3D model will help your decision making
Create Simple side View Texture Apply it as Texture. Not as Decal
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Compare your design Direction
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Final Rendering with Finished Data
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Buying rendering template
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Creating rendering template
When you are not interested in modeling Hippo, you should just purchase it!
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Creating rendering template
They have millions of 3D Data for you and some of them are FREEEEEEE
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Creating rendering template with Scan data
Using Template Data to sketch over in right proportion
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Using 3D Scanner
to create cheating Template
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Using 3D Scanner to create cheating Template
This time I tried Wacom Mobile Studio Pro to create 3D Scan Data Prop
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Using 3D Scanner to create Template
3D Scanned a Chair
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Using Mesh Tool to separate legs from Seat
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Apply Materials from material library to render.

You can also create your own fabric!
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You can also use scan data as 3D modeling template
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Creating Template Scene
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Have a safe flight!
Thank you!
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© 2016 Autodesk Join the conversation #AU2016

At the end of this class, you will be able to:

Golden Rule: Like NURBS

What is the job of Industrial Designer?

Initial Vision of Engineering

Engineer’s perspective Designer’s Perspective

Initial Vision of Design

Engineer’s perspective Designer’s Perspective

Mixing both perspective will support designers at early stage

Ask Engineer to put together

Designers can sketch over it

Sketching in right proportion from multiple angles

Using Tablet would be even nicer!

Using Quick Modeling and Sketching

To Create Good Rendering, you need

To Create Good Rendering, you need

White or Black Object Colored Object

To Create Good Rendering, you need

Create Own HDRI

Ricoh Theta S 360 Photo

Good enough for reflection.

Glass Chrome Plastic

Not good for Background

Combine Rendering with Photo

Background Photo + HDRI Reflections + Photoshop

HDRI for Professionals 14000 x 7000

Create Simple side View Texture Apply it as Texture. Not as Decal

Compare your design Direction

Final Rendering with Finished Data

Using Template Data to sketch over in right proportion

Using Mesh Tool to separate legs from Seat

Apply Materials from material library to render.

 Use the AU mobile app or fill out a class survey online.

 Give feedback after each session.

 AU speakers will get feedback

 Your feedback results in better

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