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📐Early GPU Acceleration Progress - Part 3 AutoDesk Fusion working with OpenGL backend. This is really big for CAD folks. AutoDesk plans to remove OpenGL in new versions of Fusion, but I think you can keep using the current one and have it working. #winboat #linux #opengl #CAD

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14,236 views • 1 year ago

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62,257 views • 3 months ago