Fusion 360 on Multiple Machines

[Lumenarius]

Just learning Fusion 360 with a personal license and I had a question about multi-machine access.

I invested in a small form factor computer for my CNC. Something to check design files and run them. It works great.

However, I am not able to get Fusion 360 to boot with my current email and password. It gives me a non-descript error. I follow the promot and there are not many suggestions. I AM able to login to Fusion Team sooo.... Is this to be expected?

I am not making tooling for Coca-Cola here I'm just trying to learn the program and see if this is a career I'd like to spend more time in. That being said is there anyway to allow a dual computer setup like this?

To be sure, I'm not looking for concurrent sessions. Just to be able to create a file in my office. Save. Upload. Then go to the garage and open to the file. Run it. Tweak if necessary.

Any work arounds here? Thanks!

[baribak · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Sorry to hear of the trouble.

First, ensure Fusion is not loaded on the other system. On the 2nd system can you try:

• Check to ensure there are no pending OSX updates needing to be installed. Reboot the system to be sure.
• Remove the folder Web Services. This is found in /users/{username}/library/application support/autodesk
• Remove the files NMachineSpecificOptions.xml and NGlobalOptions.xml. These are found in /users/{username}/library/application support/autodesk/neutron platform.

Regards,

[Lumenarius]

Excellent, thank you for the reply.

So it sounds like this is possible in theory I just need to try these few steps?

You got it. I’ll give it a try!

[Lumenarius]

Okay, I updated the OS for any patches.

Next I deleted those folders you specified.

Then I downloaded F360 again and it works! Thank you very much!

How did you know to delete those folders?

[baribak]

Hi,

Glad to hear you're working.

On the files, those are option files and one if "machine-specific" options and wondered if the other system might be different.

Thanks for using Fusion 360!

Regards,