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Setting multiple viewports

Setting multiple viewports - Fusion 360 Tutorial

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Setting multiple viewports

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- [Narrator] Hi everyone, and welcome to another Fusion 360 tips, tricks and techniques. I am currently in Sculpt or Form Workspace, and I'm trying to recreate the scar in Fusion 360, notice we have a canvas here showing the front, the top, the side and the rear of this car. If you have a design or project that has orthographic views as guides and reference, then having multiple views simultaneously speeds up the workflow in Fusion 360. To enable multiple views, simply head down to navigation bar and display settings, under view ports and select multiple views. So take note, this has a keyboard shortcut of shift + exclamation point. Our isometric view is currently active, notice the presence of this dark outline. To activate a specific view, simply left click anywhere on the blank canvas. So here I'm going to left click to activate right view, left click here to activate front view and top view. With our canvas in…

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