How can you animate an assembly in Fusion 360?

To animate an assembly in Fusion 360, you would use the Animation workspace, which is specifically designed for creating and controlling motion. This workspace provides tools that allow you to manipulate the components of your assembly over time, applying transformations such as movement, rotation, and changes in visibility. It's tailored for creating visual animations that showcase how parts of an assembly interact or move relative to one another, making it ideal for demonstrating functionality or assembly processes.

In contrast, the other workspaces serve different purposes. The Drawing workspace is focused on creating 2D drawings from your 3D models, primarily for documentation and manufacturing purposes. The Simulation workspace is intended for testing and analyzing the performance of your designs under various conditions, focusing on their physical behavior rather than visual motion. The Render workspace, on the other hand, is used to create photorealistic images of your models, enhancing visual appeal with lighting and textures but does not facilitate the animation of parts.