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So I bought a 3D printer at the beginning of January and tried installing Fusion 360 a few weeks after. The day after I install it I get an e-mail from some guy at Fusion360 asking me why I downloaded their software. I tell him that I had just got my first printer and I'd like to learn to use the most difficult detailed program myself so all others would pale by comparison and that I had been told about the hobbyist license and I thought everything was ok.
The next day I tried to reopen a file and it would open it and let me look but it wouldn't let me do anything BUT look. I eventually got into a fight with the software about needing mesh mixer enabled and having it enabled and told that I need to enable it but it just acting like it was never and has never been enabled. Uninstalls and reinstalls, close and open between setting changes, nothing worked. I did get one thing from TinkerCAD to open in Fusion360 one time about a month ago but I've been hesitant to even attempt to use the software if it doesn't want me to and now I get an e-mail that says my license is about to expire less than 2 months after I applied for it in the first place so.....
Am I allowed to use this software or what? What is going on here? Am I being treated like this on purpose for some odd hobbyist issue? None of my replies have been answered via e-mail so I'm finally posting here after getting this latest expiration notice. I haven't been able to design any of the things I've wanted to because TinkerCAD just isn't enough and I don't even know if I'm even allowed to have the Fusion360 software installed legally at this point.
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