I would like to traverse the dependency graph that is shown in the treeview of the combo view. I'm interested in ARCH related objects. I know the information is there but how do I get to it? Is there a script that illustrates how to do it? I created a simple model with four ARCH objects and looked a...

Is there any chance of getting this fixed?

I was poking around in this forum and I saw the following image.
How do I enable this view of the model in the combo view? I'm attempting to learn how to traverse a model and this would help me understand how the model is constructed.

-David

Hmmm, this is new behavior. I have been using a zero thickness joint which would apply to dry stack masonry that is surface bonded.

Why was a non-zero thickness joint enforced?

I have in interesting problem. I can no longer compute the block for a wall. I get the error that the wall has an invalid shape. I have attached the test case and pictures. The version info is OS: Windows 10 (10.0) Word size of OS: 64-bit Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit Version: 0.19.24267 (Git) Build ...

Paullee, You are absolutely correct regarding the issues introduced by subtractions as you illustrated. This also applies to subtractions caused by Windows and Doors. The same applies to volumes, taking into account subtractions. The problem I'm facing right now is that I have to compute the areas o...

Ooops,

I corrected the uploaded file.

ElSordo

Have any developers looked at this? I'm finding that I cannot do cost estimations from the model because the height is wrong. This leads to the area property not having the correct value. To do cost estimations, I need to use the output of TechDraw and compute these fundamental measures by hand. -El...

It seems that there is an inconsistency between dimensions shown in the property box and actual dimensions in the View Window. Attached is a model called WallWithSubtractionVolume. It has a wall that is shortened in height by a subtraction volume. The height attribute in the property box shows the o...

Yes, thank you!