assuming the install succeeded, you ought to be able to manually direct fusion to the shaper utilities addin by clicking the geen "+" button in the tools>addins>scripts and addins> addins tab. That wasn't the problem for me here - the installer failed for me even with those permissions given.Īnyone struggling with mac installation, Fusion has a tendancy to install the addin to an old incorrect location. either "Accessibility" or "Full Disk Access". A lot of installation headaches are recently being caused by needing to give permission in Mac's System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy. You can extract the ShaperUtilities.bundle file from the.
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And the plugin is working fine, just like it used to before Fusion 360 changed things that necessitated the update to the plugin.Ĭan you please update your online installation instructions? I spent over 2 hours fighting with this. YMMV.Īs soon as I installed in location 1, and re-started Fusion 360, the “Export to Origin” icon - black circle with white triangle - was right there in the Tools tab. I *think* it’s OK to install a copy of ShaperUtilities.bundle in both locations, if you have both locations available on your computer. Maybe I downloaded first from the Mac App Store and then downloaded a newer version directly from Autodesk? Crazy & confusing! Is there any easy way to know which version you are actually using? No. In real life, you might have both - or remnants of both - on your Mac, like I do. If you downloaded it from the Mac App Store, use Version 2 (the ".mas" in the pathname = "mac app store"). Why 2 options? Because there are two very slightly different versions of Fusion 360, with different folders for where plug-ins go! If you downloaded it directly from Autodesk, use Version 1. Library/ Containers/360/Data/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/ApplicationPlugins VERSION 2: Manually install the "ShaperUtilities.bundle" file into the folder Library/Application Support/Autodesk/ApplicationPlugins/ VERSION 1: Manually install the "ShaperUtilities.bundle" file into the folder The correct answer seems to be this, if the installer fails: They were just wrong as to the location in which to manually install the bundle. And none of the manual installation instructions were correct. I had a terrible time getting the new ShaperUtilities (Export to Origin) v1.5 installed into Fusion 360 (Mac OS) today.
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