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If that does not help, then you could follow these steps:ġ) Get an app that can read pkg files, like Ģ) In that program, open the pkg file that you downloaded from the Autodesk App Storeģ) Select the. You can simply right-click on the correct " ApplicationPlugins" folder, select " Get Info" and provide " Read & Write" in the " Privilege" column for your account. Fusion 360 installed from the Mac App Store: ~/Library/Containers/360/Data/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/ ApplicationPluginsįor some reason, you may have the access rights for the folder set to " Read only", and so the installer cannot write into it:Īnd that can cause the installation to fail:.Fusion 360 installed from the Autodesk web site: ~/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/ ApplicationPlugins.bundle extension on the folder) into the appropriate " ApplicationPlugins" folder - the location depends on where you installed Fusion 360 from: If (($TestKeyValuePath) -and ((GCi $LauncherBasePath -Filter $LauncherName -Recurse -File -Depth 1 -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue).When installing a Fusion 360 app from the Autodesk App Store, the installer simply copies the so called bundle (hence the. #Test for a positive result that the application and Reg Key are present. $TestKeyValuePath = Get-ItemProperty -path "$KeyPath" -Name "$KeyValue" -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue #Outputs a true/false result if Reg Key exists. $Keypath = "Registry::HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\Fusion 360 CAM" #Sets variables for the Reg Key path and it's name. #Due to file naming convention, this removes the underscores and file extention from the file name. #Sets variable as the name of the installer executable. $Executable = Get-ChildItem -Path $InstallerPath -Filter "*.exe" | Sort-Object LastWriteTime | Select -Last 1

#Sets variable to retrieve the latest file (this assumes that historic versions of the application are stored in the same location). #Sets variable for installer file path location. $LauncherBasePath = "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\webdeploy\Production\" #Sets variables for installed application path and it's name. #The reason the naming convention is so important, is to do with the Registry Key it writes to enable version checking of the software.

#The latest Version of Fusion as of 27/11/19 is, therfore the file name would be "Fusion_360_2_0_6613.exe". Please use the following example as a guide on how to name your Fusion installer executables: #There is a naming convention that needs to be applied to make sure this script works. #This script will install or update Fusion 360, whether it has been installed previously or not.