You should have a look at the MangoJelly Solutions Curves workbench series on YouTube. There are 30 videos in the series that explore the workbench and what other workbenches can be used in conjunction.
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Re: Curves workbench
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Re: Curves workbench
This is done via python, with my work-in-progress code-refactor of BlendSurface.
Indeed, I need to change the icon.
Thanks.
The way the mouse interaction with shapes is currently coded is rather dirty.pafurijaz wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 10:43 am I think I miss this possibility to create a B-Spline through the Points, because this would allow to do a manual continuity by constraining the points on construction lines and tangents, and I wanted to ask if you can implement this kind of curve like in Silk.
I don't like it, and I don't wish to work further on that base.
So, that won't happen until I can put together a better shape manipulation library.
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i did this 6 years ago with NURBSLib_EVM (which later turned into the Silk addon). so you could probably get a similar result now with Silk.
looks like i also used Part>Shape Builder to close the pointy triangle.
looks like i also used Part>Shape Builder to close the pointy triangle.
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Holy smokes, the file actually opened and built! 6 years later, without the macros available, and through a million FreeCAD versions
slightly different topo, but this could give ideas to rebuild in a different workbench. my goal was to be G2 to the cylinders coming in, and across the midplane of the connector. obviously the flat face gives issues.
edit: i'm just sharing this for ideas, not suggesting using another WB over Curves (Chris, i hope these posts are ok here)
slightly different topo, but this could give ideas to rebuild in a different workbench. my goal was to be G2 to the cylinders coming in, and across the midplane of the connector. obviously the flat face gives issues.
edit: i'm just sharing this for ideas, not suggesting using another WB over Curves (Chris, i hope these posts are ok here)
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... stay cool ChrisG, your "customers" are true followers, because your workbench has reached the critical size, is useful and very interesting.
If one looks into the addon manager, there is a nearly babylonian WB-collection
=> after my feeling one of the FC-flaws, it's caused by the multiplicity of developers.
Commercial CADs would combine their sources into theme WBs (and earn their money with downward incompatibility).
FC individualism and different UIs may inhibit such a walk through.
And grant a teasing and interesting participation!!!
If one looks into the addon manager, there is a nearly babylonian WB-collection
=> after my feeling one of the FC-flaws, it's caused by the multiplicity of developers.
Commercial CADs would combine their sources into theme WBs (and earn their money with downward incompatibility).
FC individualism and different UIs may inhibit such a walk through.
And grant a teasing and interesting participation!!!
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LMAO
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EDIT: This is the post that generates images below. https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 10#p566010
Wow fantastic example and code:
Sadly you have not posted images.
From most of your post there is always something to learn. Many many thanks.
Best Regards
Carlo D.
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Re: Curves workbench
When using a Freehand B_spline as the path for a Pipeshell what are the squiggly lines and can they be smoothed out?
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