ThreadKeeper
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Description

ThreadKeeper is an Autodesk® Fusion 360® add-in that restores custom thread definitions every time they are removed (i.e. when Fusion 360 is updated).

 

Thread definitions to restore are put in the Threads directory of ThreadKeeper.

 

Every time Fusion 360 starts, ThreadKeeper checks if thread definition files are missing. In that case, the files are restored.

 

This add-in is free, but if you like it, you can buy me a coffee (Ko-fi link).

About This Version

Version 1.2.1, 11/17/2023
* Fix for start-up error due to Utilites Tab not being loaded. Contributed by Sune Trudslev. * Fix problem loading add-in in Fusion 360 Insider Preview.


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  • Works great on F360 on my MAC
    dekapp dekapp | November 09, 2024 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Does exactly what it says.

    Easy to follow installation instructions.

     


  • Love it.
    Stephan Bürger | April 23, 2024 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Does exactly what it is supposed to. Already saved me a lot of time.


  • Lifesaver
    Seth Nicholson | January 06, 2023 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Immediately fixed the problem, no hassle. Followed Garbriel Gallois Ficht's comment for setup.


  • Works great
    Jason Brinkerhoff | February 11, 2021 Verified Download (What's this?)

    Exactly as advertised.


  • Installed great, now I have to wait for updates
    Gabriel Gallois Ficht | October 10, 2020 Verified Download (What's this?)

    To install I had to copy the .msi file to "C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\Autodesk Fusion 360\API\Scripts" to run, If it's intencional maybe you should add it on "how to intall". Thanks, I hope it works.

    Thomas A (Publisher) | October 12, 2020

    Hopefully Autodesk will release an update soon. If the "Force Sync" menu item works, there is a big chance that the add-in works well during a Fusion update as well. Regarding the installation instructions, they are provided by Autodesk. The .msi as well. I did try it when the add-in was released and did not see the problems you are seeing. I will keep a look out for any more reports of installation problems. (And, just in case you unpacked the msi manually: API\Addins is the correct directory for add-ins. (In the case of DirectName, having it in Scripts should not give any loss of functionality, as far as I can tell.))

    Gabriel Gallois Ficht | November 13, 2020

    It's working perfectly, thanks for the add-in, it saves me a lot of time.

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