Cannot see Add-in after installation

Cannot see Add-in after installation

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Cannot see Add-in after installation

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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I just downloaded the Mesh Intersect add-in, installed it and I cannot see the command button where it is supposed to be. I cannot even find it in the Scripts and Add-ins dialog.

 

Is this a know issue?

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ryan.bales
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Hi @Ex_Machina_Engineering

 

You might have to back to add-ins and rerun it. Make sure if you do that you select "run on startup" or you'll need to do this each time.

 

I just had to do this after the last update to the add-ins i have as well.



Ryan Bales
Fusion 360 Product Support
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Message 3 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Okay, but I can't even see it there. Like it was never installed

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ryan.bales
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You might want to navigate to the folder location for Add-ins. If they are there, that would be a different issue. If not you may need to go reinstall them. 

 

Are you on a Mac?



Ryan Bales
Fusion 360 Product Support
Message 5 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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I'm on a Windows 10 PC. And to be honest, I can see that my add-ins are stored in 2 different locations...

 

However, I have Mesh Intersect in one of them and I copied the folder in the second one.

 

I have active add-ins from both locations

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ryan.bales
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I noticed that too. Is it working after the copy?



Ryan Bales
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Message 7 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Nope. Still can't see it

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Message 8 of 18

ryan.bales
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They should be there, i'm thinking that you may need to restart your computer and give Fusion a fresh boot.



Ryan Bales
Fusion 360 Product Support
Message 9 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Done that too a couple of times...

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Message 10 of 18

Add-ins didalog.pngHere is a screen shot...

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Message 11 of 18

ryan.bales
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Have you tried adding it via the green + sign? you should be able to select the folder since it exists.



Ryan Bales
Fusion 360 Product Support
Message 12 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Error Message.pngThat's what I got now

 

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Message 13 of 18

ryan.bales
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That sounds like the add-in did not install properly. 



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Fusion 360 Product Support
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Message 14 of 18

Ex_Machina_Engineering
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So, what do we do now?

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Message 15 of 18

ryan.bales
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We could try a uninstall with the cleanup tool. It might mean navigating to the folder and deleting any remaining folders then reinstalling Fusion and then the add-ins.

 

I've seen a few with Mac where they don't load well but i've not had or seen any issues on Windows yet. 



Ryan Bales
Fusion 360 Product Support
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Ex_Machina_Engineering
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Actually, I went over to Github and downloaded the same add-in from the developer's page. It actually has slightly different functionality which I find even better. Added through the green "+" button and it worked fine. Don't know what was going on with the version from the app store.

 

Everything else worked straight away

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Message 17 of 18

ryan.bales
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I would leave feedback about it on the app store if i were you. Just so they can test it.



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Message 18 of 18

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OK, will do

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