Don't know how valid that claim is.Īnswered: Re: AutoCad 123D free alternative besides TinkerCad? PS: 123 Design will supposedly remain functioning in offline mode if you keep the installer handy. I am quite happy i took the plunge from 123D to a more complex tool like Fusion. And if they do, the skills learned in Fusion won't be wasted. Cynical me is saying: of course there's no guarantee that eventually they wouldn't change their minds. So, no, I do not think they're going to do away with the Free Fusion 360 any time soon. Sounds to me that Fusion / Tinker are meant to remain as free for us Makers. Rest assured that we remain committed to providing free tools to hobbyists, kids, hackers, and makers around the world. Today, we are sharing the news that in early 2017, after we complete this consolidation, we’ll be shutting down and turning off many of the apps to new download. "We are consolidating these tools and features into key apps such as Tinkercad, Fusion 360, and ReMake. As I said, I just renewed for another free year, the offer is still right there on the homepage, in addition to that - quoting from their announcement: People keep overlooking the free offer all the time.ĭoubt it.
But it still is and has been right there on that same page as long as I remember visiting their site, just a bit further down. It doesn't surprise me that their free offer isn't on the single most valuable spot of their homepage, after all they are in it to sell software. Re: AutoCad 123D free alternative besides TinkerCad?
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