Hi I am trying to convert pythonocc objects to freecad objects. However, when I run the Part.__fromPythonOCC__ i receive an error: "OCCError: No SWIG wrapped library loaded" What seems to be the problem here ? I have attached the script here for reference: from OCC.BRepBuilderAPI import BR...

Hi ickby, thanks alot, I will read up on parametric surfaces to have a better idea.

Its kind of different, let me paste the code for the loft surface here. I believe i mean something like reparameterise the surface. If you run the code and print the parameterrange of the face, its [0.0,1.0,0.0,1.0]. The domain of the surface is divided locally within the surface and uv is normalise...

But I have manage to do it with this example, a loft surface. Freecad automatically normalive the UV of a complex surface. Is it because of the way the surface is defined ? loft_subdivide.png Anyway I did a work around: subdivide_extrude_workaround.png for anyone who is interested I paste the code h...

Hi all, I have been trying to subdivide an extrusion shown here: extrude.png So I try to subdivide it according to the u v parameter of each face and this is what i got: subdivide_extrude.png What I realise is that the ParameterRange of each face is not normalise or trimmed (I am not sure how to cal...

thanks !

I just realise i can post the whole script here. Here is the script. import FreeCAD from FreeCAD import Base, Part, Draft, MakeBottle def curve(points): geomCurve = Part.BezierCurve() geomCurve.setPoles(points) edge = Part.Edge(geomCurve) return(edge) def create_hoops(centre_edge, num_seg): edge_len...

Hi I just started using Freecad python api for a project I am working on, I did a simple architectural example called the kilian roof. Just like to share the script and hope that it will be useful for people learning freecad python api. You can download the python script here https://drive.google.co...

Just an add on other than dynamo there are other open-source visual programming tools that are platform independent, here are a few:

coral - https://code.google.com/p/coral-repo/

vistrails - http://www.vistrails.org/index.php/Main_Page

Yup i agree with bitacovir, a visual scripting environment will also make python scripting more available to the users. It could be a very interesting development.