So,
It seems that the Autodesk plan to make Fusion unusable without a license is going splendidly well, at least for me. Can anyone spot something I’m doing wrong here?
Since the “update” I now get this when I try to start a job in Carbide Motion generated in Fusion 360 using a drilling toolpath;
Here’s the intro to the GCode, with the helpful “we broke it” note from the Fusion team;
%
(Wide End Holes)
(Finishing)
(T9994 D=4 CR=0 TAPER=118deg - ZMIN=-10 - spot drill)
G90
G17
G21
(When using Fusion 360 for Personal Use, the feedrate of rapid moves is reduced to match the feedrate of cutting moves, which can increase machining time. Unrestricted rapid moves are available with a Fusion 360 Subscription.)
G28 G91 Z0
G90
(Drill5 3)
T9994 M6
S2500 M3
G54
M7
G0 X5 Y-86
Z15
G1 F0
G0 Z5
Z2
G1 Z-0.5 F125
G0 Z5
Z1.5
G1 Z-1 F125
G0 Z5
Z1
Whereas a toolpath generated before the “upgrade” looks like this;
%
(Wide End Holes - 4mm Spot Drill)
(Finishing)
(T9994 D=4 CR=0 TAPER=118deg - ZMIN=-10 - spot drill)
G90
G17
G21
G28 G91 Z0
G90
(Drill5 3)
T9994 M6
S2500 M3
G54
M7
G0 X5 Y-86
Z15
Z5
Z2
G1 Z-0.5 F125
G0 Z5
Z1.5
G1 Z-1 F125
G0 Z5
Z1
The Carbide Motion log says this;
So, it seems that Autodesk has decided to sabotage users by setting the feedrate to Zero to ensure that the job takes infinite time.
Editing the bold lines to remove the F0 removes the Autodesk F-You and the job seems to run.
Thoughts from folks who know more about GCode?