Middle button feature not working again after latest upgrade Fusion 2.0.18961 ARM, Mac OS 14.4.1

[thicot01]

Following the update of Fusion Mac Arm towards version 2.0 ARM, the middle button of my Logitech Lift is not working anymore. I do have a setting in Logi+ that set the scrolling button to act as a middle button for the application Autodesk Fusion but using this button in Fusion is like the application did not have any specific setting at all. In order to use the middle button to orbit in Fusion, I must first set the scrolling button to be the middle button for all application in Logi+. This is very annoying.

[lance.carocci]

Does your Logi configuration require defining the location of the Fusion app executable? In the past when these settings have been "forgotten" it has been due to the fact that Fusion downloads a new app in a folder alongside the installed version, swapping over after restart. This breaks external processes which are dependent on a hardcoded application path rather than hooking into an active process name. We're aware of the inconvenience this method causes and are investigating a transition to a less "disruptive" update method. In the meantime, can you ensure your software is simply not seeing the new Fusion update as a "different" app with its own profile?

[thicot01]

The new installation was effectively in a different path than originally. I had to uninstall the previous version that did not launch anymore and download the newest version from autodesk website, it installed in the user's application folder instead of the system application folder. I then removed the old Fusion link in Logi+ and set the new application path in Logi+ but it still refuses to take Fusion's settings in account. For the whole system, my scroll button is set for Mission Control to swap apps quickly but for Fusion, it is set to "Middle Button" and does not work this way. I even renamed the application from Autodesk Fusion to Fusion, recreated the link in Logi+ with no success.