u/Earthquake-Hologram

So we're at my daughter's gymnastics meet last night and the announcer gets on at the start. Does the usual count down and walks through some announcements, and then at the end asks everybody named Mike to please stand up. After a few seconds a handful of guys do and kind of look around at each other and then the announcer goes "okay, thank you. You can sit back down". Announcer takes a beat and says ”thank you that concludes our mic check. Have a great meet.”

Widespread groans throughout the audience and smiles from the dads. 10/10.

I'm a casual CAD user and have been using the free/personal plan for Fusion for a couple years, mostly making functional prints for my home and hobbies. The most recent update seems to have changed assembles to require a structure where each component takes up an editable 'part' in your limit of 10, and then the assembly itself takes up another. That was pretty annoying, but manageable.

However, today, I can't seem to edit components of an assembly at all anymore. It's a paid feature. So it seems like now having an assembly is fundamentally a paid feature?

EDIT: I realized I can still edit the component if I have the parent assembly context selected, so I guess a non-issue except I no longer have component timelines?

https://preview.redd.it/i8yllb6tqcyg1.png?width=974&format=png&auto=webp&s=28ad4e99c22468370cc0374d3288632e42f15965

Am I missing something?