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Use upload in the data panel, the cloud icon. Note you have to be in a project to upload.
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Mark Hughes
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After selecting the fz3 file and clicking Upload you should see a dialog box like this, there's also a progress meter at the bottom of the data panel.
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@Mike.Grau Any ideas on what might be wrong.
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I can unzip the f3z and then open the (one and only) f3d that is in it via "New Design from File" but I think this is not how opening a f3z is supposed to work 
No you shouldn't need to do that, does the assembly stay linked loading the files one at a time? Not sure who's available from support at the weekends let's try @James.Youmatz.
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@Anonymous wrote:
Here is the file.
The file uploads OK but it only has one design in it. Seems odd that it's an f3z if there are no linked parts, have you modified the file?
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OK I guess you downloaded from the dashboard or a download link, for some reason they are giving you an FZ3 file even for a single part design. Looks like a bug.
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Thanks, @HughesTooling. I've seen some cases like this as well. I'll look into it with the data management team. There's nothing wrong with this - you can still upload it and it will just create that single design in your project, but I agree that it seems odd.
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Jeff Strater
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Thanks @jeff_strater also seems @reiner couldn't upload the file from his data panel just to add to the problem.
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Good point. Yes, I'm not sure if those are related or not. The other thing which makes f3z less useful is that you cannot do "New Design From File" with it.
OK, we'll see if we can track this down.
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Jeff Strater
Engineering Director
AFAIK You can only open .f3z files when being online with Fusion 360. It’s always been this way and I doubt it’ll change.
@rogercaplan F3Z files are usually generated because they are linked designs, either a 2d drawing or an assembly. If you extract the files manually the links will be broken, so OK if you want the individual files but your assembly will not open.
For a while the cloud exporter would export single files as f3z but I think that's fixed.
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