I'm trying to get the addin Fabrio to work on Fusion. I've got Fusion 2.0.20494 arm64 running on MacOS Sequoia with an M1 Pro. Trying to run the addin leads to 'SCRIPT ERROR' in the text commands window. I've been in contact with the developer of the addin who is unable to replicate the issue. Trying it on similar Macs also does not have the issue.
From my understanding, the issue comes from an incorrect version of Python according to Autodesk's Documentation. Editing the addin through VSCode shows that Fusion has version 3.12.4 of Python. In spite of this, I've installed other addins such as DirectName and ThreadKeeper via the Autodesk App Store, all the of them function.
What steps can I take to run an addin using the correct version of Python on Fusion? Could 'SCRIPT ERROR' be caused by something completely different?
I've done several clean reinstalls of Fusion including 'Hidden Files' with resetting Fusion's settings and cache while also having several reinstalls of the addin. Tried running Fusion under Rosetta 2. Also attempted removing the .bundle extension and turning the addin into a normal folder. Hadn't had any success.
