Fusion 360 для линукс
My notes on how to run Autodesk Fusion 360 under Linux (CAELinux 2018 / Ubuntu 16.04 amd64) Procedure adapted from https://gist.github.com/probonopd/0fab254aa0b6fc371d8db641822bd530
OS: CAELinux 2018 / Ubuntu 16.04 amd64
#please note that you need to start with no initial wine config in
/.wine. If not, create a new «prefix» (=config) and set WINEPREFIX=your_path_to_wine_prefix
Graphics driver and Vulkan support (not sure if it is really mandatory. )
#NVIDIA install nvidia proprietary drivers from additionnal drivers, test with version 384 for me #AMD: probably fairly similar, but see online docs to enable Vulkan on recent AMD GPU
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa
sudo apt-get update
#This will open the additional driver installer
#and finally vulkan
sudo apt-get install vulkan-utils
#for intel GPU, also install mesa vulkna drivers: sudo apt-get install mesa-vulkan-drivers
install winehg-staging (wine 4.6)
sudo dpkg —add-architecture i386
sudo apt-key add winehq.key
sudo apt-get update
#install winehq staging (4.6 for me)
sudo apt install —install-recommends winehq-staging
chmod +x winetricks
/winetricks atmlib gdiplus msxml3 msxml6 vcrun2017 corefonts fontsmooth=rgb winhttp win10
#DirectX 11 via Vulkan
tar xvzf dxvk-1.0.2.tar.gz && cd dxvk-1.0.2
/.wine ./setup_dxvk.sh install
Patch and Install Fusion 360
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full git curl
7z x -osetup/ «Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe»
sed -i ‘s/winver._platform_version or //’ setup/platform.py
wine setup/streamer.exe -p deploy -g -f log.txt —quiet
run script in addition to the start menu entry that is automatically added
#please edit $WINEPREFIX to match your config. If using default prefix it is equal to
env WINEPREFIX=»/home/jcugnoni/Fusion360″ /opt/wine-staging/bin/wine C:\\\\windows\\\\command\\\\start.exe /Unix /home/jcugnoni/Fusion360/dosdevices/c:/ProgramData/Microsoft/Windows/Start\ Menu/Programs/Autodesk/Autodesk\ Fusion\ 360.lnk
chmod +x runFusion360.sh
RUN FUSION 360 a first time !
Fixing issues with adcefbrowser and online connection:
#- 1. run winecfg, change platform to Win7 for both Default and eventually also adcefbrowser app if specified (see below) In case ofgraphics issues, go to preferences->General and switch from DX11 to DX9
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Fusion 360 для линукс
Fusion 360 is a cloud-based 3D modeling, CAD, CAM, and PCB software platform for product design and manufacturing, what you can use on Windows and macOS.
But the problem is that there are also people like me who don’t want to use either of these two operating systems on there systems. Then these users have installed a Linux distribution such as openSUSE Leap, Ubuntu or Fedora.
And so I got the idea to start this project here to find a way to solve this problem.
I started looking at different tools and my choice was Wine!
With this nice tool we don’t need longer two operating systems for Fusion 360, when we will create a fantastic project in the future or if you want to work on a project with other people.
Is that a great idea for the future?
Personally, I think this idea is good and for this reason I will do my best to give you the opportunity to use it on Linux as well!
You will get more information about this program, then you can visit the original website of Autodesk Fusion 360 with this link: https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/features
- 📂 Downloads: Stable and development builds
- 📔 Documentation: GitHub-Documentation & Videos
- 💬 Would You like to get in touch with me? Or if You have any questions, suggestions or problems?
- 📫 Then You can create an issue here on GitHub or You can contact me via my contact form!
- 📜 Code of Conduct: Contributor Covenant
- 📖 Information for contributors: All contribution information, Compilation instructions, Roadmap (Still in Progress!)
- ❤️ I’d like to thank everyone who has helped me to get Fusion 360 up and running on Linux!
- ☕️ Discussion: https://github.com/cryinkfly/Fusion-360—Linux-Wine-Version-/discussions
- 🍷 Super Application Maintainer (WineHQ): https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=15617
There are some script releases available, built from the release targets.
It’s recommended that if you’re new you start with the stable builds. Development builds are available here if you need it, but correspondingly may be less stable.
Hardware and Software Requirements
- Internet connection (Cable/DSL speeds recommended)!
- Latest graphics driver, see here!
- The script fails silently on some Linux distributions if the package „dialog» isn’t installed!
- My script install some packages (dialog, p7zip, p7zip-full, p7zip-rar, curl, wget, winbind, cabextract, wine, wine-mono, wine_gecko, winetricks, . )!
- Supported Linux distributions:
Install Fusion 360 for Linux client:
1.) Check my GitHub-Documentation & Videos before you install Autodesk Fusion 360 on your system!
2.) Open a terminal and run this command:
3.) Now, You can use Autodesk Fusion 360 on your Linux system!
Which work areas and functions have I tested:
| Windows | macOS | Linux | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction | |||
| Animation | |||
| Rendering | |||
| Production | |||
| Simulation | |||
| Generative Design | |||
| Drawing | |||
| Electronics | |||
| Online- & Offline-Mode | |||
| Support all languages | |||
| Scripts and additional modules |
With the help of my script, You get a way to install Autodesk Fusion 360 on your Linux system.
Certain packages and programs that are required will be set up for You, but it’s important to know, that my script only helps You to get the program to run and nothing more!
And so, You must to purchase the licenses directly from the manufacturer of the program Autodesk Fusion 360!
All my scripts are released under the MIT license, see LICENSE.md for full text.
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This is a project, where I give you a way to use Autodesk Fusion 360 on Linux!
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А под Linux будет работать?
Нет. Разве что Вы запустите на Linux виртуальную машину, а на ней уже Fusion 360:
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На данный момент наверняка не известно, реализуют ли это.
На сайте с идеями от пользователей (Autodesk IdeaStation) данная идея создания Fusion 360 одна из самых обсуждаемых. Если хотите ускорить вероятность выпуска программы под Linux, то можете поддержать идею нажатием на кнопку «VOTE» по ссылке http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/ideastation-request-a-feature-or/linux/idi-p/4530727 (но я никаких гарантий за разработчиков дать не могу)
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Official Linux support through Wine
This has been asked in some form a couple of times in the past.
Though I would like to add some arguments why this should maybe taken as a serious request.
I get that Linux does not seem like a typical target platform for mechanical engineers but especially Fusion 360 touches an audience that may have previously not engaged too much with mechanical CAD at all but has now embraced Fusion 360. I know from personal experience that at least in my industry many colleagues have and that the wish for a Linux version is much bigger than one might expect.
I for once use Eagle professionally at work a lot and the interconnection between the tools is a super exciting feature but the fact that I have to boot a VM for Fusion is a huge hurdle in the workflow.
A lot of my work revolves around Linux for various reasons, one being f.e. that all the good open source software for working with embedded systems runs best or only on Linux, so using Windows or Mac professionally would never be a serious option for me.
I’m sure people of other professions who might not immediately identify as mechanical engineers are also profiting from a good and lean mechanical CAD tool in their work and might already do but also boot into a vm or dual boot to run Fusion at the moment. Just think of all the people doing research. Any scientific research that takes place in the physical world profits from easy and rapid physical prototyping. The success of desktop 3D printing and desktop mills like the Bantam/Othermill in this areas is proof enough that there is a large demand for this. On the same side a lot of researchers utilize Linux in their work because it makes their work easier or even possible at all.
Now the interesting thing is that the support for Fusion through Wine is actually very far already. There are mostly rather minor things that keep it from running flawlessly. I would never expect Autodesk to write a native port from scratch, unless your toolchain would offer an easy path for this I can’t imagine this would ever be profitable for you.
So I want to suggest that Autodesk might approach Codeweavers to do a full ‘port’. Codeweaver does this as a commercial service and they are largest maintainers of wine and have made windows software work for a lot of large enterprises in the past.
You can find more details here: https://www.codeweavers.com/porting
I have no affiliation with codeweavers other than that I am a user of their software Crossover.
I hope you give this a thought and at least get in touch with them.
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Valve recently released Proton, a new emulation layer on top of WINE. Proton has proven itself to be extremely well tuned for a lot of graphical applications, not only games.
I myself have experience running Windows software natively on a Linux host through Proton with stunning graphics performance.
During the last couple of weeks I’ve spent some time over the evenings to figure out if Fusion 360 would run this way. It would require no development efforts on Autodesks part and if it were to work gracefully, it could be added as a PlayOnLinux setting to make it trivial to get Fusion 360 running on Linux based machines. This would be a huge plus for FabLabs, Makerspace and Hackerspaces (which is more than a small part of the Instructables community). However, the Fusion installation process is actively working against me and I’m not sure if it is intentional, or just a ‘bug’.
Here’s the problem: On the Fusion website it is checked which OS is running on the host machine. As a Mac user, you get redirected to the DMG download, as a Windows user you get redirected to the .exe downloader. As a Linux user, no option is given, it just states that your OS is unsupported. It’s great that it mentions that although I’m already aware of that fact. I tried to mention this over Twitter, but I got a standard message that this behavior was because my OS was not supported. (thanks again, I know, but I still want to download this file anyway)
So today I downloaded the installer on a Windows machine, put the file on a USB drive and headed over to a Linux host. I set up Proton 3.7 and told PlayOnLinux that I wanted to install an unlisted application through the Proton setup.
The Fusion installer starts, without any hassle, but after about 15 seconds I’m greeted with «Unmet system requirements». It states: «What’s wrong? Your computer does not meet the OS requirements for installing and running the software. Fusion 360 requires a minimum of Apple Mac OS X El Capitain (10.11) or higher.» (side note: does this mean the entire installer is the same for Windows and Mac OS? Because if it’s just a different wrapper that would make it interesting. )
I hope this isn’t done to intentionally hold me from installing the application on my machine, but it is sad to watch. I understand that Autodesk, in good economical concience, can’t dedicate resources to support Linux. But in this case I’m willing to jump through the hoops myself to resolve the caveats. I’ve been fortunate enough to get a tour of Pier 9 in SF, I saw there that Autodesk cares about (partial) openness in their development! So I hope this is just an ‘oversight’ because nobody thought about using the application in this way.
I work in a University Makerspace, we’ve got a bunch of students passing by, using our 3D printers, lasercutters and mills (among others). Fusion 360 is by far the easiest program to have some serious work done in designing and processing a file to be manufactured. Furthermore, being able to write plugins for Fusion without the need to use virtual studio and .net frameworks like most other software suites opens up a new dimension in how our students and researches can make innovative designs (I’m talking generative design for instance). Having it available on Mac + Windows + Linux (albeit with workarounds) would make it a no-brainer to make Fusion our default choise. Right now, depending on the person sitting before us we advice them one of the following: OpenSCAD, TinkerCAD, Fusion360, Inventor, SolidEdge, Solidworks, Sketchup, ArchiCAD, Blender, Rhino, OnShape.
The only ones that available across all OSes are OpenSCAD, Sketchup, Blender, OnShape. All of which are inferior for general purpose mechanical design to Fusion 360. We’ve tried to suggest students to run Fusion 360 in browser, but support for it is not good enough and some critical functions are unavailable. We’ve also tried to run Fusion 360 in a VM, but few laptops are good enough to pull that off without running redicullously slow.
So, in the end, my question is the following:
Is there any way for me, or for Autodesk to help me, get an installer that surpasses the OS check and just tries to install on a Linux host system? I’m willing to do in depth testing of the system and present/log my findings to Autodesk and/or the community to help us all get further.
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