Each toolbar and all other user interface elements have unique ID’s that you can use to access a specific toolbar. The content of these three is context independent so it remains the same regardless of what’s happening in Fusion 360. There are several available toolbars, but there are three that are always displayed. A control can be a command button or a drop-down containing more controls and are described below. The buttons in toolbars and panels are represented by toolbar controls, which are discussed in the “Contents” section below.Ī toolbar is a container for controls. Shown in blue is the workspace, in red are the toolbars, in yellow are the toolbar tabs, and the toolbar panels are green. Several elements provide structure to how the commands are presented in the user interface, as shown below. When dissecting Fusion 360’s user interface, it can be broken down into two main topics structure and contents. Only if your command is doing something unique from other Fusion functionality should you consider adding new tabs or panels. If it helps control how the design is viewed, it should probably go in the Navigation toolbar at the bottom of the window. For example, if a command modifies an existing model, it should probably be added to the MODIFY panel in the Design workspace. Consider what your command does and where the user would logically look for functionality similar to what your command provides. There is a limited amount of room, and if every add-in writer puts their command in a permanently visible area, there won’t be room for all the commands. Whenever you add a button into Fusion 360’s user interface, you need to carefully consider where it will go. The creation and use of command dialogs are discussed separately as part of the discussion on commands. This topic discusses adding buttons to Fusion 360’s user interface. When customizing Fusion 360’s user interface, there are two separate concepts: adding buttons to allow the user to run commands and creating custom dialogs for your commands. User-Interface Customization User-Interface Customization User-Interface Customization with Fusion 360's API
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