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It is exporting the cylindrical bodies with wrong dimensions.
In fusion when right click, properties, the bounding box show the right dimensions (or projection) of the body.

I use fractional units (i.e. 1 1/2"), but if I try to generate a BOM that includes dimensions, I get the following error:

Failed:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "CSV-BOM.py", line 540, in notify
    csvStr = self.collectData(design, bom, prefs)
  File "CSV-BOM.py", line 211, in collectData
    dimX = float(design.fusionUnitsManager.formatInternalValue(item["boundingBox["x"], defaultUnit, False))
  ValueError: could not convert string to float: '27 7/8'

I'm not a python developer, but a quick google search shows this as a way to convert fractions to decimals Convert Fraction to Float, and if I manually added that on lines 211-213 and 276-278, I was able to successfully generate the cut list. Here's what one line looked like:

dimX = float(sum(Fraction(s) for s in design.fusionUnitsManager.formatInternalValue(item["boundingBox"]["x"], defaultUnit, False).split()))

One downside is that just converts everything to decimals, so I have to then mentally convert back to fractional later when using it; ideally you'd have a better solution that automatically handled fractional units.

Otherwise, I really like your extension, thanks for making it!

Thanks so much for this! All the paid-for things are such a pain in the butt. This worked super well for me!

You are missing a donation link for me to give back in thanks.

Have made some modifications to make this work with MaxCut. Anybody interested?

Open dialog won't let me choose the CSV-BOM.py file. Only folder is clickable

Has anyone experienced this by any chance?

Can the code be updated to extract each body from a component and include them in the BOM. As is, it' extracts the volume the multiple components represent rather than the individual bodies. For instance, a drawer is extracted as a box rather than 4 individual sides and a bottom.

Thanks.

I could definitely do the conversion but i'm missing a couple of decimal places when I do. I've changed the default units on Fusion from kg to g, but still get the info in Kg.

I tried adding the part number as a selectable option but I have limited exposure to python. The object does exists in the API documentation.