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beas
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March 10, 2020
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Adobe Fuse does not install.

  • March 10, 2020
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I am currently trying to download Adobe Fuse but it doesn't work. From the Creative Cloud app is not in my apps list and if I search for it and then click on it, the download does not start and I am directed to the main page again. The same happens when I try to download it from adobe.com . It directs me on the Creative Cloud app and does not install it. Could you please advise?

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    Correct answer thatsmauri

    A word of warning: Fuse has been discontinued some time ago.

    However, it is still available - try any of these:
    - Click the blue "Download" button on the Adobe Fuse website: https://www.adobe.com/products/fuse.html
    - Inside the 'Creative Cloud desktop app', click the gear icon, then Apps. Check that the "Default install language" is set to "English US" or "English (International)" and the "Show Older Apps" box is ticked (blue).

    Also, be sure to read the system requirements - if you're on a Mac and have a newer version (Catalina), you're out of luck:
    https://helpx.adobe.com/beta/fuse/system-requirements.html

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    RuskinF
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    March 10, 2020

    Which OS are you using?

    Do you have an older version of the app on your system?

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      beasAuthor
      Participant
      March 10, 2020

      I am actually using Catalina, apparently Fuse does not work with it. Do you know if Adobe is providing any alternatives to design 3D avatars?

      thatsmauri
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      thatsmauriCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
      Community Expert
      March 10, 2020

      A word of warning: Fuse has been discontinued some time ago.

      However, it is still available - try any of these:
      - Click the blue "Download" button on the Adobe Fuse website: https://www.adobe.com/products/fuse.html
      - Inside the 'Creative Cloud desktop app', click the gear icon, then Apps. Check that the "Default install language" is set to "English US" or "English (International)" and the "Show Older Apps" box is ticked (blue).

      Also, be sure to read the system requirements - if you're on a Mac and have a newer version (Catalina), you're out of luck:
      https://helpx.adobe.com/beta/fuse/system-requirements.html

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