This is a re-implementation of the streamer.exe application used by Fusion 360 (maybe from other Autodesk products too?) to install the application. The same binary (just bundled with everything in a single exe) is used by the "Admin Install" exe.

This software is completely unrelated to the Autodesk corporation and its subsidiaries and is the product of reverse engineering (legal within the EU).

All installation methods will install both the GUI and CLI versions of the software. Just running the binary (or python module) will open the GUI and passing any arguments will run the CLI version.

Download the single binary from the releases page for your operating system and run it.

Install the python module with pip install --upgrade --user fusion360-streamer and run it with fusion360-streamer.

Clone the repository, use pipenv to install the dev dependencies and run python -m fusion360_streamer:

git clone https://github.com/dzervas/fusion360-streamer.git
cd fusion360-streamer
pipenv install --dev
pipenv shell
python -m fusion360_streamer

The main reason is to add version history to Fusion 360. A daily GitHub workflow is run which checks for a new version and if one exists stores all the links to archive.org. That way safe versions of Fusion 360 can be downloaded and installed that are no longer available on Autodesk's website.

It also serves as a much easier way to install Fusion 360 on Linux under wine.