triplus wrote:Production Release vs. Development Release

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There must be some extensions for that... There is this one https://github.com/aaronpk/Mediawiki-Glossary-Extension
but I couldn't figue out how it works yet

Yes, you can import the svg as freecad objects (select "import as geometry"). Of course you need to make sure your svg is made of objects (lines, arcs, etc) and not one big bitmap image...

There is a "pdf2svg" utility on linux... I'm not sure how it behaves with CAD files, but it might be interesting to try, if it works well it would be easy to create a pdf importer with it for freecad. But I'm not sure if/how it works on other platforms...

yes for me too it works fine...

Basically you were trying to commit without having added your modified file. With git you must always do "git add myfile" (or "git add -a" for all files) to "mark" files you want to commit...

Well transferring 3D mesh models to 2D arch drawings is a huge operation. Basically you'll want to make sure your meshes are clean, closed and non-manifold in blender, then when importing them into FreeCAD you can turn them easily into solids. 2D views of those solids can then be extracted and expor...

I liked that glossary very much! Good idea! The hardest part will be to start referencing it in the docs... Maybe there is an automatic way to do that, you know,some sites have that, like words underlined with a striped line, and when you hover the mouse, a tooltip box appears...

Normally you can do exactly like you did: Change all apprearences of PyQt4 with PySide, and you are done. If your macro doesn't use the taskview, you can safely go back to PyQt4 too. Normally the only differences I saw between the two, is that with pyside all qt strings are also python strings, and ...