

There's a Library drop-down that allows you to select from the Fusion 360 library or to pick environments that are already connected to the design.

Now switch to the Environment Library tab. But the environment option gives a lot of richness to the rendering. A solid color can be useful, especially using something like a white background to capture images for printed materials. First, we will change the background option to environment. The scene setting properties are on the right side of the screen, and while it is a simple dialogue there are a lot of options. The scene settings control the lighting, background, and camera options for the rendering. To start this process, click the scene settings tool. So they will begin to generate on the cloud and download in the preview area when they're complete. Since this is a new file, no stock renderings have been created yet. At the bottom of the screen is the rendering gallery. As soon as the render workspace opens, things will begin to change. Once that's open switch to the render workspace. We'll start by creating a new design from the FSAE steering wheel render file. In this lesson, we will begin to explore the render workspace. Looking for Autodesk Fusion 360 certification prep courses? Check out additional learning resources to help you uplevel your skills: View Syllabus

