The second reason is that the software continues to develop rapidly. First, there are a number of work flows that can be used to achieve the desired result, but it depends on what that result is for example is it a quick conceptual design or a detailed mechanical construct. The Fusion team has resisted publishing a 'right way to do things' for two reasons (IMHO). It may also be instructive to read through the discussion in this thread: There are a number of resources available as mentioned in the first response to your post. Maybe I need to read up on how to configure a proper export recipe file to enable these features.You are having the same exprience many users have when coming from traditional parametric modelers (Creo, Solidworks, Solidedge, Inventor, etc.). Maybe Creo Parametric cannot output these features like Creo View or Creo Elements. PVZ files with views and thumbnails from Creo Parametric 1.0 and 2.0 like the online Viewable samples. Able to store files permanently in the app and delete them directly from the app would be nice Only files imported from iTunes will stay in the app permanently and these files can only be deleted via iTunes. Able to toggle this in the app would be nice Having to go to Settings to toggle orthogonal/perspective view is somewhat awkward. Offering an alternative means to obtain an exploded view would be nice The "shake to explode" an assembly into a sphere of components seems a bit childish. PVZ file from Creo Parametric and view it in an iPad in full colour for FREE - priceless Being able to open email attachments and files from Dropbox is convenient
The UI is crude but does contain all the essentials. I have been waiting for PTC to come out with a mobile viewer for some time given several major players already have CAD viewers in the App Store for quite some time.
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