3-dimensionale B-Splines gibt es in der Draft workbench. Leichter zu handhaben sind aber oft Schnittkurven von orthogonal liegenden 2D-Kurven. Das ist auch als "Wilfrieds Trick" bekannt.

Cobraschock wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 12:45 pm Wie immer schneller

Na ja, dafür hast Du ja noch weitere sinnvolle Änderungen gemacht, z.B. alles in einen Body gepackt.

Ich gehe davon aus das dies aus ein Teil gebaut/gedruckt wird.

Wenn es das ist, was der Dateiname sagt, dann würde ich es eher nicht drucken...

The newly created object has a depth which goes into the object where it is projected on. Make a boolean cut to get it "pocketed".

In diesem Fall solltest Du den ungewünschten Teil zu Konstruktionsgeometrie machen und dann das Teil in der Part-Workbench extrudieren.

david69 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:46 am why not to put this primitives in an addon?

I use the part cube all the time. Not in real models, but for quick checks to validate some answers to user questions. I even have it integrated in the toolbars for CAM and TechDraw.

My guess: The body has lost its Tip.

There are indeed various great submissions, thanks to all contributors and to Obelisk, doing the organizational work! And I'm glad to see one outstanding ingenious proposal. A common shortcut for FreeCAD is FC, and we have seen many proposals, here and before, which incorporate these two letters. So...

intufreecad wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2024 2:12 pm sometimes i make a draftwb clone when i work with partdesign geometry in part wb. is that good praxis?

That's good practice !

It was mentioned to me by PM that I am using a mix of Part WB and Part Design WB. Is this a bad practice? It's bad newbie practice, because they hardly know the details which must be respected. - PartDesign in Part or Draft workbench: Use only bodies, not features - you can use a Part object as Bas...

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