I’m down. I’d put money on Affinity being faster.
Not with affinity. One or two clicks can combine any overlapping shapes. Then just a little rectangle to add to connect the others, then move the nodes a bit and you’re done.
Inkscape can do the same thing. I could have done a “Union” to the overlapping shapes and added blocks to join the ones that don’t overlap and then moved some nodes to smooth it out. I just prefer to do it this way, because it makes it easier for me to visualize the cut lines. Its not the fastest way, but it works for me.
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That’s better. I prefer that method, because it guarantees a completely connected path.
Don’t get me wrong about inkscape, I learned on it, but Affinity is a big step up as far as accuracy and smoothness. I’ll post my process in a bit.
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I’m out of town right now but when I get back I’ll do that same test font in fusion 360. I’ll see if I can learn a method for recording the screen.
I have a multiple monitor setup I’m sure there’s one set about there where I can use to concentrate the recording to one screen.
I look forward to seeing the same thing be done with different programs.
Here’s mine
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You on a Mac or PC?
PC windows 10
Try using Loom. Perfect for this kind of thing.
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I just downloaded Loom and recorded a new Sheetcam video here:https://www.loom.com/share/b1fc42d3dc9e46b196c1ac3d6ca31e01
I have done the CAD CAM for the “Test” font fix in Fusion360
LOOM video “Test” font fix Fusion 360 CAD CAM
just downloaded Loom but look good so far.
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I’m impressed! You made that look easy in fusion.
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Thanks I’ve been working hard on streamlining my fusion360 workflow.