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That's strange. I have the Fusion version shown below and the C++ samples are working for me. I don't know if there was an issue specific to the version you had. Can you update and try it again?
Fusion 2.0.18961 x86_64
I reproduced the issue a few days ago on my machine but the C++ add-ins work now with Fusion 2.0.18950 x86_64 and 2.0.18961 x86_64.
Maybe a problem with the Autodesk servers?
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Thanks for confirming.
Ver 2.0.18961 did not work either.
I tried switching to English just to be sure, but it did not work.
I remember hearing about an issue where some of the samples were incorrectly being built using debug libraries. If you've installed the C++ development environment on your machine you'll have these libraries, but you won't have them with a standard Windows installation. The samples need to be rebuilt using Release libraries. I'm guessing that's the problem you've run into.
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I certainly do not have Visual Studio installed. Perhaps the Japanese forum members who told me have not installed it either.
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