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The easiest way to make sure your CSV file follows the correct format might be to first export the parameters into a file and then have a look at its content - the import will require the data in the same format. When importing parameters from a file, if a parameter with the given name already exists, then its unit, value and comment will be updated, otherwise a new user parameter will be created with the provided values. When exporting parameters to a file, all available parameters will be exported, not just the user parameters.
Great little tool. The option to only export certain parameters and all the info the actual value, not just the input would make this an indispensible tool in my shop. Without these export tools, it's just a novelty at the end of the 'modify' menu. Final result in the new file is the first couple parameters are succesfully imported but when it hits one of the more complex formulas it stops. The expression it seems to be breaking on or the one just after the last succesfully loaded one is.
Super simple and works great. Allows me to maintain a master parameter list across many files. Now, if I could find a plugin that lets you create a user input dialog that directly changes values in the parameter tables, as in Inventor. Being able to have a dockable or free floating dialog with only the parameters predefined on canvas while working would be remarkable!!! Excellent idea I think it would be great!! Also just the funtionality to sort the parameters in F I am "moving" to Fusion from another CAD system and most of my designs are built with full Parametric data.
Without this utility I would had to re-enter all this data manually! It is great, I can import all these values in Fusion with very little extra work. The CSV file got Imported with this module perfectly!
Very, very useful to be able to export, edit, and import parameters. It's far easier to create a load of parameters in a spreadsheet than the using the clunky F parameter interface. I use a mac, and ran into a peculiar problem though - if you import a CSV file which does not have double quote " symbols around each parameter, then the first one in the list is unusable in F and can't be manually deleted F says it is in use by ' '.
If you create the CSV file using " delimiters around every field, it works fine. This plugin does what it says, however it exports ALL parameters.
It would be great if there was a way to export only the user-defined parameters and not every single dimension in existence. I just tried this and everything imported fine except the unit value remained the same.
Specifically - I was converting from in to mm. When reimporting user parameter units were still in. Could this be a break from the latest update? I found that exported CSV contains model parameters named like d e. This is probably the result of using allParameters instead of userParameters in the method writeParametersToFile. I was hoping that if I sorted the parameters by name in the CSV that this same ordering would be reflfected in Fusion but it is not. This might be a limitation in Fusion though.
When creating a model I tend to add parameters as required and then when I want to go back and edit a value I have to look thorugh a disordred list to find the parameter name. If maintaining the sort order of the CSV file were possible that would be a great addtion.
Yes, it is a limitation of Fusion Notice that you cannot reorder or sort parameters in the "Parameters" dialog either. Would it be possible to add a column with the parameter value given or calculated without the units, as a number type? By replacing the row "csvWriter.
I use it on a Mac in a German environment. If I use Numbers to edit the CSV file, then it is exported with a semicolon as delimiter import into Numbers is no issue. So a direct import into F using your tool is not possible. I can change the language setting in MacOS to get work. But this will affect all other programs too. I am sure I can edit the source code to change from comma to semicolon.
It would be really nice to set the delimiter as an option or autodect it form the system settings. I was very pleased with the working of this app. However, now it seems that it is not possible anymore to change a numerical value in your. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought this was possible in the past. Is anybody else experiencing the same problem? Help would be much appreciated.
Thank you. I have the same issue, a fix would be nice! Otherwise this plug-in is not useful anymore. Yes, the latest Fusion update broke the add-in. I ran into the same problem. You can fix this by deleting the "paramInModel.
The plugin works great, but some clarification about importing measurements in inches would be helpful. I had some import errors before figuring out the correct formatting. Measurements need to be preceded by one straight quote characters and appended by three. So 2 inches would be "2""". However, I have an issue with V1. The script is exporting the parameters in the CSV file but it is leaving one empty row between each parameter.
That causes then the Import to fail. I did not have this error with previous versions of the plugin. Best improvement would be the ability to re-order parameters during import.
Would this be possible? I use this plugin for my every project. Very usefull, it's simple and works every time. Good work! I really needed something like this as I am a creature of habit and like consistency. So I use very common param names and formulas.
This seems to work very well. I have tested exporting and importing, even with formulas and all works well,. After exporting to a file, before I can import the file to a new design, I must first replace all insances of "" with " ". When the Units are inches, decimal numbers export OK. Fractional numbers display in Fusion with a double-quote mark for inches. They export as a string enclosed by double quotes, so the resulting string has an odd number of double quotes. This plugin functions well for me but it runs really slow when importing my csv containing a couple hundred parameters.
I find that it takes mins for the parameters to load but as long as I am not in a rush it works ok. At first I thought it was because my model was taking a long time to rebuild but the performance is similar if I roll back the history bar to the begining where there are no features. It works pretty well, unfortunately the import failes when calculated parameters are exported.
This is quite a pain to keep track of manually. Hi Markus. I just now installed this and saw your post. I was able to export that, X out the project, start a new and import my params with your test. It worked a charm. I wonder if what I downloaded is an "updated" version? Which brings to mind, how does one remove something like this that was installed. I'm new here, but this might help. I exported my parameters from a project that I had assigned a few "Favorite" parameters to.
That meant that they were at the top of the CSV file when it exported. I then imported them into another project and got parsing errors. The "Favorite" parameters were referencing other parameters down lower on the list. I used a text editor to reorder the CSV file and the import went great.
And the final column where you define the value of your comments must have something in it. My text editor opened it as "".
I searched and replaced with " " and all is fine. I save all my formulas down at the bottom of the.
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