Hola José! Muy buenos tus videos!!! Me gustaría empezar con Python scripting en FreeCAD... Tienes material para compartir?? Algo de bibliografía o apuntes en pdf específicos de FreeCAD como para arrancar. Si es en español, mucho mejor... Muchas gracias
Hola. Gracias. La verdad no tengo apuntes. Te recomiendo el foro y la documentación de FreeCAD. Todo lo que se necesita se encuentra allí. Te recomiendo también mirar el código de FreeCAD en sí. Por ejemplo, te puedes descargar un "workbench" y leer el código. A mi me sirvió mucho el código del FEM workbench.
what is that software you copy pasted the code from? Do you have to create a separate script for each and every model or is there a way to specify the types of joints/ physical attributes within the freecad software itself?
Hi. It is a python script I wrote. Yes, you have to write a script for every model but the general workflow is basically the same. Once you get the idea is easy and you just recycle the code for different models... You are welcome to download the model from the lin in the video description and try. Have a look at the Python code and let me know if you dont understand it :)
hello I have a question plz after finishing modeling ,what we have to do with the design files? could you told me plz, what the next step after finishing it in freecad.
Once you have the drawings you can submit them to a workshop to manufacture the actual parts. Another option is, if you have access to CNC machines, you can generate G code to produce some parts. If you have access to 3D printers you should export the parts as STL files to print them. It all depends on what specific parts you want to do and the tools you have available. Your question is a bit vague. I hope my answere is helpful.
Thanks.
Hola José!
Muy buenos tus videos!!!
Me gustaría empezar con Python scripting en FreeCAD...
Tienes material para compartir?? Algo de bibliografía o apuntes en pdf específicos de FreeCAD como para arrancar. Si es en español, mucho mejor...
Muchas gracias
Hola. Gracias. La verdad no tengo apuntes. Te recomiendo el foro y la documentación de FreeCAD. Todo lo que se necesita se encuentra allí. Te recomiendo también mirar el código de FreeCAD en sí. Por ejemplo, te puedes descargar un "workbench" y leer el código. A mi me sirvió mucho el código del FEM workbench.
what is that software you copy pasted the code from? Do you have to create a separate script for each and every model or is there a way to specify the types of joints/ physical attributes within the freecad software itself?
Hi. It is a python script I wrote. Yes, you have to write a script for every model but the general workflow is basically the same. Once you get the idea is easy and you just recycle the code for different models... You are welcome to download the model from the lin in the video description and try. Have a look at the Python code and let me know if you dont understand it :)
Thanks :D Don't know python much, will give it a shot.
@@deltagamma1442 the software is called kate
Are there any physics defined i. rigid and collision bodies?
Hi, yes, I use MBDyn for my simulations... MBDyn is also free and open source software
Here are some other examples using FreeCAD and MBDyn: th-cam.com/video/hMCGFkGHnQU/w-d-xo.html
hello
I have a question plz
after finishing modeling ,what we have to do with the design files?
could you told me plz, what the next step after finishing it in freecad.
Hi. Sorry I do not understand your question. Can you please explain me?
after finish the drawing in freecad, what the next step?
do we print the draws or send it to some type of machine or what?
Once you have the drawings you can submit them to a workshop to manufacture the actual parts. Another option is, if you have access to CNC machines, you can generate G code to produce some parts. If you have access to 3D printers you should export the parts as STL files to print them. It all depends on what specific parts you want to do and the tools you have available. Your question is a bit vague. I hope my answere is helpful.
thank you
that's it.