Fusion - the Fusion 360 Bridge

@@ -252,6 +252,10 @@ _T = [      {"name": "str (refdes, e.g. R1)", "x": "optional float", "y": "optional float", "properties": "optional bool (default true)"},      {"success": "bool", "output": "str", "deviceInfo": "str"}, 30, None, True, {"name": "U1"}), +    ("fusion_restart_for_addin", "Finish add-in setup by restarting Fusion, SAVING the user's open documents first. Call this when any verb returns errorCode addin_restart_required (the add-in was installed/updated while Fusion was already open, and Fusion only loads add-ins at launch). ASK THE USER FIRST when a human is present - the failing verb's payload carries userMessage plus openDocuments/unsavedDocuments so you can show them what is open. Refuses with unsaved_named_document rather than discarding a never-saved document.",+     {"save": "optional bool (default true) - save open documents before restarting"},+     {"success": "bool", "addinReady": "bool", "tookSec": "float", "steps": "[{step, ok}]"},+     300, None, False, {"save": True}),     ("fusion_inspect_bodies", "GEOMETRY READ-BACK: what actually got built, in MILLIMETRES. Per body: bbox, sizeMm, volumeMm3, areaMm2, faceCount, cylindricalFaceCount, appearance, material, isVisible. Use this to VERIFY your own modelling - a body at the wrong Z (a double-applied offset, a part buried inside another) renders perfectly and is INVISIBLE in a screenshot, and this work is often matte-black parts on a dark canvas where pixels are a weak check. cylindricalFaceCount is the cheap way to confirm holes were actually cut: a symmetric cut that reaches nothing fails SILENTLY with no exception. Pass worldSpace:true to resolve bodies through their occurrence transforms (assembly placement); optionally filter with occurrence. Fusion's API is centimetres - this converts for you.",      {"worldSpace": "optional bool (resolve through occurrence transforms; default false = root component only)", "occurrence": "optional str (substring filter on occurrence name, worldSpace only)"},      {"success": "bool", "units": "str (mm)", "bodyCount": "int", "documentName": "str",

@@ -11,10 +11,6 @@     "uninstall": "./uninstall.sh"   },   "tags": [-    "ab",-    "bridge",-    "fusion",-    "desktop-app",     "fusion360",     "autodesk",     "cad",@@ -79,10 +75,7 @@     "build a basic parts library",     "add a 3d model to a component",     "make a fusion 360 library with 3d",-    "set up the fusion bridge",-    "fusion dashboard",-    "fusion status page",-    "open the fusion launch page"+    "set up the fusion bridge"   ],   "discovery_pitch": "Use the Adom Bridge Fusion 360 bridge when the user wants to DRIVE Autodesk Fusion 360 from the cloud: open/search their team's Fusion cloud designs, lay out a PCB or do electronics, export STEP/IGES/STL/Gerbers/BOM, or build a component library with real rendering 3D. It runs Fusion on the user's own machine via Adom Bridge. NOT for web/browser/login/form-filling (that's the native-browser extension) and NOT for KiCad (that's the kicad bridge).",   "brief": "Drive Autodesk Fusion 360 from the cloud via Adom Bridge: component libraries, IPC package generation, board layout, exports (STEP/Gerbers/BOM/CPL), fast APS cloud search, and parametric modeling.",@@ -111,5 +104,9 @@       "label": "Part volume",       "prompt": "How much material does each printed part in this assembly use?"     }-  ]-}+  ],+  "author": {+    "name": "John Lauer",+    "email": "[email protected]"+  }+}\ No newline at end of file