Thanks. In my case there are too much information to push them all into one dialog. And the information is well divided into "logical" blocks, so I prefer to have separate dialogs. I'm not on the PC where I have the code, will have to check it later if there are several dialogs in the task...

Hi all, What is the convention for the case where I need to add multiple dialogs into the tasks view panel? How the user should interact with those dialogs? Prev/Next buttons and OK for the last one? Lets say I have a multi-stage task that I want to implement using several dialogs in the tasks view....

I've asked zolko a while ago how do I access variables from sub-sub-links and his answer was that it's impossible to set such variables, only read them... His proposal was to create a separate document, which will be linked to all other documents that want to use it. It's very much the same as havin...

Found a case.
Reported to realthunder:
https://github.com/realthunder/FreeCAD/issues/47

It would be better if you provide an example file; often the model has modelling problems and that causes invalid shapes. Hmm... I'm trying to find the file where I saw the problem, but can't reproduce it. I've used many old tutorial files, which probably were created with some old or custom build ...

for obj in App.ActiveDocument.Objects: if obj.isDerivedFrom("PartDesign::Feature"): print("It's a feature") Thanks, I will try that. Looks like that's exactly what I need. However, I'm not sure what you want to do. For an exploding assembly you would need to move entire Bodies, ...

Hello All, Is there an easy way to identify a visible part of an object in python? I'm trying to implement explode feature for Assembly4 and need a way to traverse other sub-objects and find a visible part/face. I thought to filter the objects using their TypeId, but now I realize that I have to tak...

Teaser for work in progress feature...
Original part: Exploded:

Open a test assembly4 project (I used example2 with crankshaft). https://github.com/Zolko-123/FreeCAD_Examples Right click on any linked object in the tree view. Select "Send to Python Console" from the context menu. Python console will execute a command that will assign the selected objec...

A bit more data: Commenting out the following code block from the ViewProviderDocumentObject::show() function cuts the execution to 0.02-0.03 seconds every time, while the functionality still works fine (at least the 3D view gets updated). // use this bit to check whether 'Visibility' must be adjust...