Fusion
There is no "mass backup" option, it's a one-by-one process, unfortunately 😞
Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
You do have the ability to Cache a complete design folder to your hard drive at one time but you need to understand how to use the cached files before doing this method. Look it up on the web, there are a lot of articles on it.
John Hackney, Retired
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@jhackney1972 could you link to those articles? My last attempt at caching a project folder gave me a .zip folder with indeed all the project folders in it, but each one was empty, save for any .png images that were in the cloud.
Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
Here are a couple of them. This one is location of cached files. Here is the Fusion 360 help file talking about it.
I personally access them directly from the cache folder mentioned in the first article. You can cache a full project if your like.
Or just a folder which I do most often.
Again I will warn you, the format is a little different and the file names are modified to make the files available to Fusion 360 when working in off-line mode but they are still very useable directly. Below is the local drive cached files after I cached the folder shown in the last screen capture. Like I say, you have to get used to it.
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@chuckcxr wrote:
False. There are add-ins that do exactly what he's asking for.
Cool, care to enlighten us as to which addins or scripts you've used to accomplish this task?
Seth Madore
Customer Advocacy Manager - Manufacturing
