beam analysis with beams in z-direction

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Re: beam analysis with beams in z-direction

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I am able to clone your repo https://github.com/berndhahnebach/FreeCAD_bhb but I can't seem to branch it.
I initially branched from FreeCAD master and it worked but then I tried to branch from Bernd and I was not able too. However I cloned it to my pc with the Kraken (really like this name!!!). So today I will finally check out the code. Since you changed the GUI I need this time to compile freeCAD. Am I correct?
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After cloning with Kraken I can now branch it! Great program :) Thanks Kunda1!
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My compile process failed. I would like to try and compile on another machine but it has windows. I found it difficult and confusing to setup compiling in windows 10. (Followed the FreeCAD compiling guide)
Is there some kind of homebrew for windows? In my mac machine with compile -j5 option still takes a while.
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FemUser wrote:Is there some kind of homebrew for windows?
you could try to use conda. I have finally set-up a development environment of FreeCAD with qt5, py3 in kdevelop on windows10. There are some hacks necessary, (especially running kdevelop in a environment) which are not quite obvious, but I could guide you through that process.
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That is good enough for me! I will start installing Conda.
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Installed. I am assuming that it will work with windows 7 same way.
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looo wrote: Thu Oct 26, 2017 7:13 am
FemUser wrote:Is there some kind of homebrew for windows?
you could try to use conda. I have finally set-up a development environment of FreeCAD with qt5, py3 in kdevelop on windows10. There are some hacks necessary, (especially running kdevelop in a environment) which are not quite obvious, but I could guide you through that process.
@looo an aside, would you be able to write a tutorial for other devs on how to do this with conda ?
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@looo thanks... @Bernd I compiled the source but it seems to crash on my machine... The "standard" version runs well but changed source code doesn't.
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Re: beam analysis with beams in z-direction

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just checked the development environment on windows again. There is still a problem with selecting the right python-interpreter:
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=24718
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