how can i add a script when I am using the trial version?

[jloyzaga]

I am trying to use the Image2Surface script when I try to add them to the scripts area of fusion 360?

[garrygoldberg1]

I also have the same case.

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[kandennti]

Hi @jloyzaga , @garrygoldberg1.

I don't know about restrictions on the use of scripts/add-ins in the trial version, but I think there probably aren't any.

"Image2Surface" is not a script, but an add-ins.
You need to register it here.

I don't think you can register it as an add-ins by downloading and extracting the zip file from guthub.
Therefore, you need to modify the folder name.

Image2Surface (folder name)
　　├ Image2Surface.manifest
　　├ Image2Surface.py

[jloyzaga]

what does this mean? ├ Image2Surface.manifest

[kandennti]

@jloyzaga .

Indicates the files contained in the folder.

The folder name, .manifest file, and .py file must have the same name, and the .manifest file and .py file must be directly under the folder.

[JeromeBriot]

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@kandennti  a écrit :

I don't think you can register it as an add-ins by downloading and extracting the zip file from guthub.

It should be easier to use the GithubToFusion360 add-in available for free on Windows and on Mac