AnyMacro
TionAnyMacro
TionChain together multiple commands such as Extrude, LookAt, Loft, and any other you can imagine into a single command that will fire them consecutively and can be mapped to a key combination.
Free
AnyMacro is an add-in for Autodesk® Fusion 360™ for chaining multiple commands in a row to form a Macro. Macros are created from a set of commands which run while the add-in is recording. The macro, when finished, will fire each of the recorded commands consecutively. Additionally, the macros created can be mapped to keyboard shortcuts for ease of access.
*This add-in is based on some work done by the creator of the AnyShortCut add-in but is completely independent. With that said, using both is highly recommended as they provide a large range of control over your Fusion 360 application.
Details
Operating system
Release date
Feb 2, 2022
Last updated
Feb 2, 2022
Version
v1.0.3
Language
Compatible with
FSN
Capabilities
Data management
Sustainability
General utilities
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
What else should I know about this product?
- Download the add-in from the Releases page.
- Unpack it into API\AddIns (see How to install an add-in or script in Fusion 360).
- Make sure the directory is named AnyMacro, with no suffix.
- The new menu TOOLS-> ANYMACRO is now available.
The add-in can be temporarily disabled using the Scripts and Add-ins dialog. Press Shift+S in Fusion 360 and go to the Add-Ins tab.
The AnyMacro add-in includes two built-in commands that are used in the built-in macro 'Align Camera'. These commands can be found under the menu item TOOLS -> INSPECT. The macro demonstrates how these two commands can be chained.
Built-in commands include:
- Change Cameras Up
- Change Cameras Forwards
Built-in macros include:
- Align Camera
Are there any known issues with this product?
Be aware of the following quirks in Fusion 360.
- Fusion 360 cannot handle all key combinations. Forget Alt+Left to roll back history, because Fusion cannot save this combination and it will be broken next time you start the application.
- Menu items in sub-menus are not always clickable (bug).
Is there additional support information provided?
If you get any problems, please check out the section on Fusion 360 quirks.
If that does not apply to you, please report any issues that you find in the add-in on the Issues page.
For better support, please include the steps you performed and the result. Also, include copies of any error messages.
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