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NOTE: Developing FUSEE Apps is currently only supported on Windows operating systems.


Before following the FUSEE installation instructions on this page, make sure all Necessary Tools are installed.

Installing

dotnet tool install -g Fusee.Tools.CmdLine

dotnet new install Fusee.Template.dotnet

On Computers managed by an administrator such as classroom PCs it might be necessary to additionally set PATH=%PATH%;%USERPROFILE%\.dotnet\tools.

Uninstalling

dotnet tool uninstall -g Fusee.Tools.CmdLine

dotnet new uninstall Fusee.Template.dotnet

Updating

dotnet tool update -g Fusee.Tools.CmdLine

Usage

fusee and follow the help text.

Install/Enable the FUSEE Blender Add-on within Blender

  1. Download the io_export_fus.zip Blender Add-On
  2. Open Blender
  3. Open the User Preferences window ("File → Preferences" or Ctrl+Alt+U)
  4. Open the Add-ons Tab
  5. Under Supported Level activate Testing (The FUSEE Blender Add-on is still experimental).
  6. Click the Install button
  7. Goto the io_export_fus.zip location and select it
  8. Click the Install Add-on button
  9. Activate the Add-on by checking the check-box.
  10. Save User Settings and close the User Preferences window.
  11. Blender's File->Export menu should now contain the FUS (.fus) option capable of writing FUSEE's .fus file format for 3D Assets.

Screen Cast: Enable the FUSEE Blender Add-on within Blender.

Enable FUSEE Blender Add-on

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