Abro este hilo para compartir mis experiencias modelando esta estructura de hormigón armado.

Freecad could gain acceptance, but not OSArch.

Freecad may be a good one with more than 8.5k stars

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I just don't want to suddenly go the Revit route to get it. Why not go the Blender/FreeCAD route instead and help building/testing a OS workflow while we're at it.

a 'topologise' to a geometry (wether blender or freecad does not matter no more) ?

Looking forward to Topologic functions in FreeCAD :)

it's the same as ladybug. dynamo/grasshopper is a convenient way for users to manipulate code.. we dont have that in freecad (atm at least), so yes the way to interact with it is with code. But of cou

So the UI in FreeCAD would be something like typing code?

@yorik just got it working in FreeCAD!! Topologic does not need visual programming. You can use it in a python script very similar to what you can do in FreeCAD.

I see myself using it in FreeCAD as I see myself using FreeCAD in the future (I love FreeCAD Sketches). I was under the impression Topologic required the visual programming UI to enable us to program

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FreeCAD has a shape from mesh function, maybe you can check if it is useful: https://wiki.freecadweb.org/Part_ShapeFromMesh

As said if a med is exported from FreeCAD this med can be imported back and it works without any problems. This works for 1D, 2D and 3D mesh elements.

in a text file on Windows and import it into FreeCAD. Since it is a brep string/file, it opens with no errors. I am hoping I can do that directly inside Blender so that I can read and write to its li

3. Topologic for FreeCAD in Linux

The other challenge is to bring all this work to FreeCAD. I believe we will be able to do that, but again, I am looking for an expert programmer that knows FreeCAD well and knows how to extend its pyt

Ping @yorik @bernd - a workshop on FreeCAD would be awesome!

@yorik would it be possible to write a 300 word summary article to republish and advertise it on OSArch.org, just like https://osarch.org/2020/11/17/freecad-bim-development-news-update-for-october-202

This is what I think is exciting with FreeCAD / Blender. We have two quite capable and powerful - but VERY different software packages. Both with a robust extensible framework. No one solution is ever