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I have a sketch created from a step model I would like to export as DXF to import it into KiCad. Trying to import into KiCad I'm getting the error message "No graphic items found in file to import". Is this one any better? It seems to be individual lines in LibreCAD. Hi wanderfan, yes this is what ...

Yes I'm able to export, but when opening in LibreCad it's a single part, not multiple lines. I'm not able to import into KiCad

Is this a bug?

Hi, I have a sketch created from a step model I would like to export as DXF to import it into KiCad. Trying to import into KiCad I'm getting the error message "No graphic items found in file to import". I opened the file in LibreCad and saw that the dxf does not consist simple lines which are moveab...

Hi, great work :) Is it possible to put the widget into the project window? OS: Linux 5.0.1-arch1-1-ARCH Word size of OS: 64-bit Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit Version: 0.18.14555 (Git shallow) Build type: Release Branch: (HEAD detached at 8ece48c) Hash: 8ece48c70bb7438112aa0cccb892c2109ae53082 Python...

Hi, I tried to make something with the datum planes and there I saw that the coord system is not the same like on the cube and the small coord in the right lower corner. (see attached image). Also when I rotate the datumplane around the z axis, it rotates around a different axis. Is it a bug or is i...

Can I move the Post?

Here are the assembly files:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LrqNUQ ... sp=sharing

Hello, I'm using the Assembly 3 workbench to assemble a frame of a multicopter, but I get always the error "inconsistent constraints", but I didn't find out how do I find the inconsistent constraint? Is there a way to find the inconsistent constraint? Martin OS: Linux Word size of OS: 64-bit Word si...

Is there a way to define multiple paths, where stepup searches for the 3D model? In the pcb file is the information where KiCad find the 3D model.

Hi NormandC,

great thanks to the great explanation! I tried it another time complete step by step. Thank you!!