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I was creating a bunch of very simple IFC TYPEs in FreeCAD with the intention to change the Class and add properties in BlenderBIM. Creating an IFC library for projects.

Though not sure if this is an issue with this particular file or it's connected to FreeCAD IFC export.

As this support FreeCAD, opened a thread in FreeCAD forum to see if there is any user and discussion - https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?t=82734

Tested with FreeCAD NativeIFC and previous import, seems both have no problem :)

Attached is a IFC file (from FreeCAD), I can open it and see all the geometry and properties in Bexel Manager as per the attached screenshots, but when I open it in BlenderBIM I can see no geometry or

All FreeCAD objects are supported by NativeIFC already. Only, objects are converted via the current Arch IFC export structure, which might not support all features and specificities one might want for

This project is looking to solicit the funds to help develop the ability to visualize the layers that make up a 'layered' wall/slab/covering/etc in BlenderBIM & FreeCAD -- on both the screen a

https://wiki.freecad.org/Flamingo_Workbench

This is the area that I am starting to research, did you have any success with FreeCAD for Steel Detailing?

I am in Hobart (Howrah - eastern shore of river) we don't formally do anything about buildings but we are keen to plan our future extension, at least as far as concept. Yes I did see the meetup sugges

There are a numbers of tools including add-on for rebar generation in FreeCAD Arch/BIM, but not sure if support has been extended to it Native-IFC features, maybe codes could be shared - @yorik ?

What do you reckon @yorik about presenting about FreeCAD and maybe @brunopostle (IFC Git? Homemaker?) or @topologic ?

I would like to create a wikipage about FreeCAD Macros to share some useful macros. But files with .FCMacro extension are not allowed. Is it possible to change this? Or any another way to share these

FloorPagingTool: Tool for creating floors and coverings to complement FreeCAD's WB BIM

It is ok. ¨to make software for the masses¨ never has been the FreeCAD's goal anyway.

things (and only easy things). I'd love to see FreeCAD and other open-source tools to become mainstream, but more likely (taking lesson from the Linux world) it's target audience will be "su

Discussion thread at FreeCAD Forum

The FreeCAD Project Association (non-profit behind FreeCAD) is looking into building a network of educators who use free and open-source tools in their curriculum (could be in academia or even YT chan

Long time Blender and FreeCAD dabbler