https://github.com/Francisco-Rosa/FreeCAD-library/tree/master/Architectural Parts/Kitchen

Hello everyone,

OS: Fedora Linux 40 (Workstation Edition) (GNOME/gnome)Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bitVersion: 1.0.0RC1.38684 (Git) AppImageBuild type: ReleaseBranch: mainHash: 92e31fa7ea974fe48c372f6749916d68f42dcf95Py

Keeping annotation data associated with an arbitrarily changing 3D model probably taps into the same Topological Naming issues FreeCAD has been trying to solve with 1.0.

Update 24 from https://yorik.uncreated.net/blog/2024-010-freecad-news-24

Curious to learn what are the features being conceived. I am developing in FreeCAD different from the Arch_Multi-Material approach. Being ignorant on IFC, would like to learn more ideas here. Thank

FreeCAD's multilayer wall is only a part of the puzzle. The complexity lies in the priority based joining. I'll take responsibility for this and see what I can achieve this release cycle.

The "weekly build" (automatically built actually every 3 days) tracks the "main" branch, whereas the RC1 is built from the "releases/FreeCAD-1-0"

I am also really excited to check if bonsai is ready for smaller projects with tiny details and interior designs. I am also curious if the advance made in bonsai will be somehow usefull for freecad. I

* https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD-Bundle/releases/tag/weekly-builds

Small update on the FreeCAD 1.0 release schedule : the first Release Candidate (RC1) has been tagged and build are available now.

Not sure what difference from the current Arch_MultiMaterial does it expect for FreeCAD?

[EDIT - for those are curious : https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=559004#p559004) ('Half-built' as shown in FreeCAD forum :D)

The issue is when Bspline is used as Wall's axis. FreeCAD Wall tool offset 'mathmatically' linear edge, arc, ellipse, which define the 'axis' of the wall/ wall segment, following its Width to form t

Thanks @Moult. I tried to understand other type of curve like bspline with a view to implement support in FreeCAD BIM/Arch, seems too advanced for me. So curious to understand if / how Bonsai/IfcOp

Ziad set out to do exactly that. Bonsai's code is largely decoupled from Blender. This means we can reuse the exact same code across any interface or app (like FreeCAD!). Ziad has now built a new webs

level # https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=675760#p675760 brep_data = sh.removeSplitter().exportBrepToString()

From FreeCAD, export it as Brep by checking the option at Edit - Preference - Export IFC dialog box. You may also check 'User IfcOpenShell Serializer if available'. By both setting, it export and r

I know how to export a IFC from within FreeCAD.

Below are codes generated in FreeCAD console, for reference:-