Hello I have problem with recompute dimensions in Drawing Dimensioning , when using r.d radius arrow go to one point ?
Thank you for your help
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Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
Drawing workbench and Drawing Dimensioning are outdated nowadays. TechDraw is in many ways much more advanced than the afore mentioned combination. Especially the recompute works much better. I would recommend to give it a try.
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Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
Hi,
I'm not certain of the nature of your problem. Did you add radius dimensions to different edges, then they all got switched to the same edge after a recompute?
Unfortunately, the author of Drawing Dimensioning stopped its development 2 years ago, and nobody volunteered to pick it up. I doubt that you will get help solving this issue.
On the other hand, when a fillet is the same in multiple places in a part, by common convention you only create one dimension and add "typical" or "typ." to the label, so you don't clutter the drawing view. So the dimension would read "R0.2 (typ.)" (with or without parenthesis)
I'm not certain of the nature of your problem. Did you add radius dimensions to different edges, then they all got switched to the same edge after a recompute?
Unfortunately, the author of Drawing Dimensioning stopped its development 2 years ago, and nobody volunteered to pick it up. I doubt that you will get help solving this issue.
On the other hand, when a fillet is the same in multiple places in a part, by common convention you only create one dimension and add "typical" or "typ." to the label, so you don't clutter the drawing view. So the dimension would read "R0.2 (typ.)" (with or without parenthesis)
Unfortunately, regarding dimensioning, it is still missing a lot of tools that Drawing Dimensioning offers. Hopefully they will get added in the future. That being said, I see nothing in bridge's screen capture that cannot be done already in TechDraw.
Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
Hello, I changed the dimension exactly 4.2 to 4.6 in the sketch and wanted to update and after this operation such an effect, all dimensions were on their own and the ones that dimensioned the rays came together in one place.
Tech draw, for example, has no possibility of inserting tolerances, how can I create a table in this WB and another additional advantage of DD. is that I can give the symbols of groove, welding, etc. Maybe there is some way I do not know because I'm a very beginner Freecad thank you very much for your help
Tech draw, for example, has no possibility of inserting tolerances, how can I create a table in this WB and another additional advantage of DD. is that I can give the symbols of groove, welding, etc. Maybe there is some way I do not know because I'm a very beginner Freecad thank you very much for your help
Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
You can add additional symbols: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 17#p247117
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Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
ok thank you, one more question where I can find a database of GDT symbols in svg format. GDT as WB does not work on me, gets an error message:
App::Document::recompute(): cyclic dependency detected
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\pawel\AppData\Roaming\FreeCAD\Mod\GDT\GDT.py", line 1171, in updateData
fp.circumferenceBool = True if (True in [l.Closed for l in fp.faces[0][0].Shape.getElement(fp.faces[0][1]).Edges] and len(fp.faces[0][0].Shape.getElement(fp.faces[0][1]).Vertexes) == 2) else False
<type 'exceptions.TypeError'>: argument 1 must be string, not tuple
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\pawel\AppData\Roaming\FreeCAD\Mod\GDT\GDT.py", line 1451, in createObject
obj = makeDatumFeature(self.textName, self.ContainerOfData)
File "C:\Users\pawel\AppData\Roaming\FreeCAD\Mod\GDT\GDT.py", line 834, in makeDatumFeature
makeAnnotation(ContainerOfData.faces, ContainerOfData.annotationPlane, DF=obj, GT=[])
File "C:\Users\pawel\AppData\Roaming\FreeCAD\Mod\GDT\GDT.py", line 1243, in makeAnnotation
obj.p1 = (obj.faces[0][0].Shape.getElement(obj.faces[0][1]).CenterOfMass).projectToPlane(obj.AP.PointWithOffset, obj.AP.Direction)
TypeError: argument 1 must be string, not tuple
Re: Problem with recompute dimensions ;/
You do this only if you really need it.
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