Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Ok, maybe I messed that up:
Which version of FreeCAD we are talking about?
As for the SoS: Method2 works for my while Method1 won't.
As for you direct above: I won't get any support property in both Methods
Which version of FreeCAD we are talking about?
As for the SoS: Method2 works for my while Method1 won't.
As for you direct above: I won't get any support property in both Methods
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
It might help you find a faster solution if you upload your file.
Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Was already on it.
Both Methods used from the howto
Both Methods used from the howto
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
You need to update the Curves Workbench
Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Damn it. I think I got my mistake (at least the test object now is working).
In the Howto from Chris_G:
"1. Attach the sketch to the target face."
I misunderstood that as "a step to do", but as I understand it now, it's more a hint, how to achieve the connection between sketch and surface, if the sketch exists prior to the surface it should be attached to...
(So the first step really to actually DO in freeCAD is point 2 in a way.)
EDIT: Update the Curves workbench. Appologies:
"Did a rework" (-> on the workbench, not only at the tutorial)
"I'll be back"
In the Howto from Chris_G:
"1. Attach the sketch to the target face."
I misunderstood that as "a step to do", but as I understand it now, it's more a hint, how to achieve the connection between sketch and surface, if the sketch exists prior to the surface it should be attached to...
(So the first step really to actually DO in freeCAD is point 2 in a way.)
EDIT: Update the Curves workbench. Appologies:
"Did a rework" (-> on the workbench, not only at the tutorial)
"I'll be back"
Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
OK, stupid old man (me) finally got it.
Thanks for all the patience and help.
From the sketch I want to use I still get nothing, but I guess there might be one spline, which is not closed, which to my tests makes the script generate nothing at all.
Thanks for all the patience and help.
From the sketch I want to use I still get nothing, but I guess there might be one spline, which is not closed, which to my tests makes the script generate nothing at all.
Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Does quite the same like the copy from the git.TheMarkster wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 6:17 pm ...
Here is the macro in text form that you can copy/paste:
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Maybe this will help: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=44614?
From here: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 20#p382929
From here: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 20#p382929
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Solution seems to lead to this link:kisolre wrote: ↑Sun Apr 05, 2020 7:08 pm Maybe this will help: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=44614?
From here: https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic. ... 20#p382929
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Re: Graphic to a cylindric surface ?
Sadly not. Using Debian Linux here.
all locales are set to en_US.UTF-8 except "LC_ALL"which was empty. But even setting it to en_US.UTF-8 as well, won't work.
EDIT:
I think, it's the macro editor itself, so I'll start an extra thread for that. Do I do that in the development part of the forum?
all locales are set to en_US.UTF-8 except "LC_ALL"which was empty. But even setting it to en_US.UTF-8 as well, won't work.
EDIT:
I think, it's the macro editor itself, so I'll start an extra thread for that. Do I do that in the development part of the forum?