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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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Freecad Arch Tutorial update |
Freecad Arch Tutorial update |
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== Typical workflows == |
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In this tutorial we focus on a BIM oriented approach of using FreeCad. |
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We will use mostly three workbenches: Arch an BIM, of course, but also Draft, whose tools are all included in Arch, so there is no need to switch workbenches, and Sketcher. Conveniently, you can do as I usually so, which is to create a custom toolbar in your Arch workbench, with Tools → Customize, and add the tools from the sketcher that you use often. This is my "customized" Arch workbench: |
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Revision as of 06:40, 20 August 2018
 Tutorial
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| Topic |
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| Modeling |
| Level |
| Intermediate |
| Time to complete |
| Authors |
| cadgiru |
| FreeCAD version |
| 0.17 |
| Example files |
| See also |
| None |
Goal of this document
Update original Arch Tutorial by Yorik van Havre .
The purpose was to seriously try to learn some Freecad Work flows, after playing with it at various points in time for at least the last 5 years.
Reflect version 0.17 / 0.18 of Freecad Use a BIM workflow
Contributors
| Yorik van Havre | Main developer of Arch Workbench, and original author of this document |
| Peter Sande | Initiator and co-author of this update. Freecad 0.17 / 0.18 in summer / fall of 2018. |
Introduction
Freecad Arch Tutorial update
Typical workflows
In this tutorial we focus on a BIM oriented approach of using FreeCad. We will use mostly three workbenches: Arch an BIM, of course, but also Draft, whose tools are all included in Arch, so there is no need to switch workbenches, and Sketcher. Conveniently, you can do as I usually so, which is to create a custom toolbar in your Arch workbench, with Tools → Customize, and add the tools from the sketcher that you use often. This is my "customized" Arch workbench: