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I want to thank you for creating this very interesting project.
But, TBH, for me the most interesting part of this project is the way you used to create 3D models. I know about OpenScad and I like this idea of converting code to 3D models. It's very cool that you used the same idea but for Fusion 360.
But, unfortunately, it's pretty hard to figure out how to get a Fusion360 to "compile" this. Maybe it makes sense to add some instructions about this to Readme? Something like this:
Copy the content of parts folder to %appdata%\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\API\Scripts (this path is valid for Windows, for macOS please check this link).
Copy lalboard.py to %appdata%\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\API (the same about the path).
Start Fusion 360, go to Tools->Scripts and Add-ins... select the script from My Scripts folder and press Run.
Also, IMHO it would be very cool to have message_box_on_error enabled by default (this would make it easier to solve any problems).
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it would probably be a good idea to at least have a pointer to that here or something
Exactly! It's cool that this guide exists, but I couldn't find it when I was trying to figure out how to build your project. This may mean that some random guys like me won't be able to find it either :) So, I guess, it's worth adding a little clarity.
Hi @JesusFreke!
I want to thank you for creating this very interesting project.
But, TBH, for me the most interesting part of this project is the way you used to create 3D models. I know about OpenScad and I like this idea of converting code to 3D models. It's very cool that you used the same idea but for Fusion 360.
But, unfortunately, it's pretty hard to figure out how to get a Fusion360 to "compile" this. Maybe it makes sense to add some instructions about this to Readme? Something like this:
parts
folder to%appdata%\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\API\Scripts
(this path is valid for Windows, for macOS please check this link).lalboard.py
to%appdata%\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\API
(the same about the path).Tools->Scripts and Add-ins...
select the script fromMy Scripts
folder and press Run.Also, IMHO it would be very cool to have
message_box_on_error
enabled by default (this would make it easier to solve any problems).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: