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Llewellyn D.
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Co Founder and MD at Robo Bionics | IIT Patna Alumni | Rapid Prototyping Expert | Project Management and Execution

1. Add multiple light sources in the rendering environment by accessing the lighting settings in your rendering software. Use the 'Add Light' option to introduce new light sources, and adjust their properties such as intensity, color, and position to achieve the desired effect. 2. Use the iteration tracking feature by enabling the version control system in your design software. This feature allows you to save different versions of your design, label them appropriately, and track changes over time. Senior designers can review these iterations to ensure consistency and quality. 3. Add a descriptive change logging mechanism by integrating a change management tool that automatically records modifications made to the design files. Alternatively, maintain a manual log where designers document each change with a description, date, and reason for the modification. This log should be stored alongside the design files to comply with industry standards like ISO 13485 for medical devices.

Many products must adhere to strict testing standards and maintain documentation. By using logs and a straightforward approval system for business or enterprise users, the necessity for tracking and logging changes could be reduced. I couldn't find such features. If it is possible, please share how we can utilize these features.
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Tree L.
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I'm not a rendering expert but light sources can be defined. Use the predefined or make your own. History is kept (if you chose) and is easily back tracked. I think the best place to look is the plethora of help on the Fusion 360 website and bulletin boards. If you are a paying user you can get instant help with the chat feature (I personally love that feature) to break inertia on a problem.
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