Yes, you must copy the DLLs to the build folder, see https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Compile ... ng_FreeCAD
So have you used the CMake flags FREECAD_COPY_*** as described?
Yes, you must copy the DLLs to the build folder, see https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Compile ... ng_FreeCAD
The 11.x series of Libpacks are PY2/QT4.
Thank for your help!sgrogan wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 11:48 pmThe 11.x series of Libpacks are PY2/QT4.
The CMake flags FREECAD_COPY_***, don't exist in the 0.18 release branch.
The binaries on the 0.18.x release pages use QT5.6/PY3, I used Conda as a package manager to build these, but I did not use the native Conda build tools so the build process is convoluted. If you really need to build 0.18.x I can try to help with this.
The development branch of FreeCAD (master) is typically quite "stable". Generally we treat it as a rolling release. On the whole there are probably as many bug fixes/new features as there are new bugs introduced. Breaking bugs are typically fixed in a very timely fashion (literally minutes to days)
I would discourage using the 11.x Libpacks, as QT4 is already EOL and PY2 will be by the end of the year. Any devepment you do might be obsolete already.
FreeCAD is Free and free, so we can help with whatever you decide.
I'll try this, thank you so much!uwestoehr wrote: ↑Fri Nov 15, 2019 9:11 pmYes, you must copy the DLLs to the build folder, see https://www.freecadweb.org/wiki/Compile ... ng_FreeCAD
So have you used the CMake flags FREECAD_COPY_*** as described?
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