hardeeprai wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 14, 2019 4:49 am

Has FreeCAD developers / users ever conducted any conference?

I might be good, if we have one in near future.

What is your opinion?

This would be a great initiative. I'm happy to join.

Tandy wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 12, 2019 9:59 am

I am starting working on them from today only and give you updates soon.

Some sample IFC files attached FYI.

You just have to simply unhide the structure again to apply material, constraints and loads. Don't worry about the mesh unhiding.

Rather, there are shortcuts being adopted by ETABS, ISM or other for the mapping purposes. Moreover, the mapping is done in a way considering the 'family' approach of Revit. For eg: In ETABS, section name is mapped to the 'ObjectType' of 'IfcColumn' and section dimensions are mapped to 'XDim' and 'Y...

I had converted the ifc file to ism file using software of Bantley. Then i had opened that ism file in Staad Pro. Firstly, you are importing an ISM file into Staad, not the original IFC. Secondly, when you convert the IFC to ISM, make sure you do proper mapping of the elements and their respective ...

I don't know another way to get the compiler used to build python. I suspect Dynamo's Python 2.7 is built with VC9, this is what standard Python is built with. FreeCAD's python is built with VC12, so the 2 python's would be incompatible as they would try load different CRT's. Maybe you can get some...

sgrogan wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 06, 2018 5:15 pm

What is the result of

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import platform
print(platform.sys.version)

So, now what is the solution to it? Any hints or pointers would be great.

sgrogan wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 06, 2018 5:15 pm

I suspect the compilers are different.

Well, in that case, I got a warning in Dynamo that no module named platform found. Both the applications are 64-bit.

Then cnirbhay check the Python version used by Dynamo and that of your FreeCAD version. They must match with their major and minor version number as otherwise they are not binary compatible and thus cannot be mixed in one process. I checked their respective Python versions also and they matched too...

Hi all. Please guide me in the following issue where I'm unable to import FreeCAD in the Python console of Dynamo, whereas I was able to import any other module from the same path. Please see the code and screenshot below: import clr clr.AddReference('ProtoGeometry') from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geome...