What is the main purpose of the "Sculpt" environment in Fusion 360?

The main purpose of the "Sculpt" environment in Fusion 360 is to allow for advanced freeform modeling using T-Splines. This environment is designed for users to create complex and organic shapes that would be difficult or impossible to achieve with traditional solid modeling techniques. T-Splines enable a more flexible and intuitive approach to modeling, allowing designers to manipulate surfaces in a way that captures intricate details and smooth transitions.

By utilizing the Sculpt environment, users can create freeform shapes that start with basic geometric forms and evolve into highly detailed, aesthetically pleasing designs. This capability is especially valuable in industries such as product design, automotive, and consumer electronics, where non-linear shapes and stylized surfaces are essential.

In contrast, generating 2D designs, creating detailed technical drawings, and managing materials and resources pertain to different functionalities and environments within Fusion 360 that serve distinct purposes, focusing on more conventional CAD workflows rather than the organic and flexible modeling that the Sculpt environment emphasizes.