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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
Thanks, this works pretty well.
The complicated thing is align the shapes without using Assembly No way to create a csv file for threaded fittings? Can I join a small piece of tube with an elbow?
Renato
I also tried to use threaded fittings. The shape is converted to structure and replicated correctly. The complicated thing is align the shapes without using Assembly No way to create a csv file for threaded fittings? Can I join a small piece of tube with an elbow?
Renato
Re: Flamingo Pype tools
TODO+=1
Anyway there is a lot of work to make for this tool to work without exceptions before... you probably have experienced some errors arising when laying down pipes on complex paths.
In the meantime I suggest to import fittings from external files, because there are moltitudes of them to be coded with a dedicated FeaturePython.
Anyway there is a lot of work to make for this tool to work without exceptions before... you probably have experienced some errors arising when laying down pipes on complex paths.
In the meantime I suggest to import fittings from external files, because there are moltitudes of them to be coded with a dedicated FeaturePython.
Re: Flamingo Pype tools
Submitted PR to improve the README https://github.com/oddtopus/flamingo/pull/5
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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
Hi all, please remember that this is a Feature Announcement forum, please place discussion/development etc. post in an appropriate forum.
Re: Flamingo Pype tools
That's right... it began like a feature announcement but now it may be continued under another subject.
Let me just end-up this.
Dear All,
Thank You for your support. Your interest in this set of tools, though it's less than one year I'm developing it, is a pleasant surprise.
Unfortunately I'm not going to merge pull requests at the moment because I'm not full familiar with github and I shall know what I'm doing before to do that.
Also for a matter of time I would not be able to review in detail pull requests, so I prefer to collect suggestions and bug reports and introduce them in the code by myself, at least for now. In this regard I still invite you to continue to send any suggestion or to report bugs on the forum (in discussion/development! ).
No need to say: let me know also the hacks you'll likely make to that module.
Let me just end-up this.
Dear All,
Thank You for your support. Your interest in this set of tools, though it's less than one year I'm developing it, is a pleasant surprise.
Unfortunately I'm not going to merge pull requests at the moment because I'm not full familiar with github and I shall know what I'm doing before to do that.
Also for a matter of time I would not be able to review in detail pull requests, so I prefer to collect suggestions and bug reports and introduce them in the code by myself, at least for now. In this regard I still invite you to continue to send any suggestion or to report bugs on the forum (in discussion/development! ).
No need to say: let me know also the hacks you'll likely make to that module.
Re: Flamingo Pype tools
What thread do you want to discuss Flamingo in ? ..so people knowoddtopus wrote: ↑Sun May 28, 2017 10:11 am That's right... it began like a feature announcement but now it may be continued under another subject.
Let me just end-up this.
Dear All,
Thank You for your support. Your interest in this set of tools, though it's less than one year I'm developing it, is a pleasant surprise.
Unfortunately I'm not going to merge pull requests at the moment because I'm not full familiar with github and I shall know what I'm doing before to do that.
Also for a matter of time I would not be able to review in detail pull requests, so I prefer to collect suggestions and bug reports and introduce them in the code by myself, at least for now. In this regard I still invite you to continue to send any suggestion or to report bugs on the forum (in discussion/development! ).
No need to say: let me know also the hacks you'll likely make to that module.
Apologies @jmaustpc for posting again in this thread.
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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
I started a new Flamingo WB discussion thread at https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=22711jmaustpc wrote:Hi all, please remember that this is a Feature Announcement forum, please place discussion/development etc. post in an appropriate forum.
@jmaustpc feel free to lock this thread.
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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
Do you have an account in Patreon? I would like to thank and contribute in the development of this workbench. It's similar (better) to Sketchup 3skeng extension. A good integration with BIM and Arch modules it would be great!
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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
+1JuandeArriba wrote: ↑Fri Apr 06, 2018 11:28 am Do you have an account in Patreon? I would like to thank and contribute in the development of this workbench.
or Liberapay, Tipee ...
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Re: Flamingo Pype tools
This looks great. I'm a mechanical engineer working to ASME B31.X standards. I always though it woukd be cool to do piping work in FreeCAD.renatorivo wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2017 8:36 pm Thanks, this works pretty well.
flamingo mix.png
I also tried to use threaded fittings. The shape is converted to structure and replicated correctly.
The complicated thing is align the shapes without using Assembly
raccordi filettati3.png
No way to create a csv file for threaded fittings? Can I join a small piece of tube with an elbow?
Renato
Thanks for sharing.