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Hello,
Attach the CSV file you try to import.
Jérôme Briot, Freelance engineer - Mechanical design and prototyping
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Hello,
I have this same issue:
Below is the data format:
And the file in attachment
@Protective-foam_com Think your problem might be using a comma rather than a point in your numbers and a semicolon rather than a comma as the separator.
Mark
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@Protective-foam_com I edited your file in notepad and replaced the commas with points and the semicolons with commas and it works. See attached file.
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It works!
You were right, the semicolons were the reason:
Thank you very much for help!:)
@jmpframce, @Protective-foam_com, @HughesTooling
I wrote a new version of this script that should accept more CSV file.
See there: [Script] Import spline from any CSV file
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Jérôme Briot, Freelance engineer - Mechanical design and prototyping
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@smostini Remove all the periods from the file and try to load it again.
Jérôme Briot, Freelance engineer - Mechanical design and prototyping
3D Print Plus / Pro | IDF Import | GitHub To Fusion 360 | Tube Bending Data Exchanger | Slice Data Export
Memory Used | Basic Calculator | Check Computer Specifications | Import spline from any CSV file
Hi!
I have the same problem with Fusion and .csv file import.
I also could not download your new version of the script, I don't understand why, but the Fusion 360 App doesn't see it...
I have attached my file to the message.
I would be very thankful if someone could tell me, how I can import this file!!
@memsmith1 Try with this script: ImportSplineAnyCSV for Fusion 360
Jérôme Briot, Freelance engineer - Mechanical design and prototyping
3D Print Plus / Pro | IDF Import | GitHub To Fusion 360 | Tube Bending Data Exchanger | Slice Data Export
Memory Used | Basic Calculator | Check Computer Specifications | Import spline from any CSV file
Hello @JeromeBriot,
At the beginning, I wanted to thank you for your commitment to the development of the script.
I'm currently testing the new version of the script. Regarding the delimiter characters, everything works correctly, and the points are loading into Fusion properly.
Since I started using the script, I've had an issue with the scale.
Example:
In Excel, the coordinates of one of the points are as follows:
After loading the CSV file into the script, the coordinates of this point in Fusion are as follows:
I solve this problem by scaling it by a factor of 0.1:
Is it possible for the script to consider the scale factor when importing points?
I would like to add that in Fusion, I have the units set to mm.
best regards
Wojciech