Fusion 360 – Lannix Design https://lannixdesign.com.au Welcome To Lannix Design Tue, 23 Jan 2024 23:39:15 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.6.1 https://lannixdesign.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/cropped-LD_Logo3-32x32.jpg Fusion 360 – Lannix Design https://lannixdesign.com.au 32 32 Building A Pirate Treasure Chest For My Son https://lannixdesign.com.au/2024/01/17/building-a-pirate-treasure-chest-for-my-son/ https://lannixdesign.com.au/2024/01/17/building-a-pirate-treasure-chest-for-my-son/#respond Tue, 16 Jan 2024 21:30:08 +0000 https://lannixdesign.com.au/?p=5346

I had the idea to build a treasure chest for Emmet months ago before the shed was even built. Leading up to the Christmas break, I thought I had plenty of time to get it done but then the renovation project came up, where Jade had decided to take a week off work so we could make a start on it. I managed to get the treasure chest done though, getting the final coat of oil on it the day before we were due to leave to spend Christmas with my family.

I’m quite proud of this one, and I hope when he’s older, Emmet will be proud of me too. I put a lot of work into designing and building the chest and I hope it comes across that way when you watch the video.

Check out the link from our YouTube channel

If you think I did alright and would like to make a treasure chest for yourself of a loved one, I’ve made the fabrication drawings available on our online store for a couple of bucks. Check out the link below if you’re interested in grabbing a copy! We really appreciate your support!

For more woodworking content, check out the video below where I build a set of shelves around our TV to spruce up the lounge room.

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Making Graphics For Our Website https://lannixdesign.com.au/2023/08/30/making-graphics-for-our-website/ https://lannixdesign.com.au/2023/08/30/making-graphics-for-our-website/#respond Tue, 29 Aug 2023 21:30:17 +0000 https://lannixdesign.com.au/?p=4762

Making graphics for a website seemed like a daunting task a couple of years ago when I jumped into the project. I had no idea what the deal is with using downloaded images and the like when you’re making a commercial website, and I actually wasn’t that keen to just use someone else’s artwork. 

Since I’d designed the logo myself in Fusion 360, I came up with this plan to use renders with low lighting that would hopefully just fade into the background of the website and look like a nice subtle image. I was initially quite happy with this for our original website, lannix3d.com.au, but when it came time to build our new website I wanted something a little more artistic to grab people’s attention when they clicked on our home page.

Originally, the main page background was a brick wall with our logo as an illuminated sign hanging on it. I was happy with it at first but after looking at it closely I realised the brick texture wasn’t as high-res as I’d like and I felt it was looking a bit uninteresting. The light didn’t seem to stand out as much as I’d hoped so I went back and gave it some more attention.

Our home page graphic made in Fusion 360 and Blender.

The original background that I decided to evolve.

In the mean time I’d revamped our YouTube channel graphics with a teal & orange theme which I really loved. So I thought I’d incorporate those colours into the brick image somehow. I’d also been watching tutorials on how to light a scene for making videos so that gave me the idea of having the coloured lights illuminate the scene from either side. I thought opposite corners would look good and I’m happy with that part of it.

Our logo sign needed to glow and stand out more so I used some techniques I learned from Blender Guru on how to get a nice glow from your rendered emission textures. 

Lastly, I wanted to add some more subtle detail to give a sense of realism so I modelled up an electrical conduit in real scale and stuck it in the top right corner. It’s barely noticeable but that’s exactly what I was going for.

Check out the screenshots of the Blender layout in the gallery below to get an idea of how the image was made.

Gallery - Making Graphics For Our Website

I’ve also included some screenshots of the Fusion 360 models I’ve used to create other graphics on our website. Hopefully some of you might find them interesting.

If you’re interested in learning Fusion 360’s modelling with text or rendering features, check out the video below. It’s a simple tutorial for beginners and we’ll go through the steps used to create the Lannix Design logo.

See how the Lannix Design logo was made on our YouTube channel

For those interested in learning animation in Blender, check out this video to learn the basics in a tutorial aimed at beginners.

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Designing Our Logo In Fusion 360 https://lannixdesign.com.au/2023/08/02/designing-our-logo-in-fusion-360/ https://lannixdesign.com.au/2023/08/02/designing-our-logo-in-fusion-360/#respond Tue, 01 Aug 2023 21:30:38 +0000 https://lannixdesign.com.au/?p=4590

This week we’ve uploaded a video where you can learn how to use the text function and render a logo in Autodesk Fusion 360. You may find inspiration for your own logo and realize the versatility of using text in 3D modeling.

Stay tuned for the next installment where we export the 3D model to Blender to really amp up the rendering!

Check out the link from our YouTube channel

A screenshot of the model after it was exported and tweaked in Blender

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