FREECAD EXTRUDE PATH CODE

getText ( None, 'Up or Down?', 'Stair up or down? (u or d)', text = 'u' ) if ( not ok ): # or (up_down != 'u') or (up_down != 'd'): return 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 ,( 0, 0, 0 ) extrude_down, ok = QtGui.

append ( line ) return data def get_data_from_gui (): ''' Get data from GUI ''' ok = True total_height, ok = QtGui. reader ( csvfile, delimiter = delimiter ) for line in reader : data. # With ARCH = True an ARCH component called is created # ARCH = False creates a group of parts # A displacement to the original coordinates can be added from _future_ import unicode_literals import FreeCAD, Arch, Draft, Part from PySide import QtGui import csv import math DATASET_FILENAME = 'stairs.csv' DATASET_DELIMITER = ' ' ARCH = True # False creates a group of parts, True an ARCH component # FUNCTIONS # def get_data_from_csv_file ( csv_filename, delimiter ): ''' Get data from CSV file ''' data = with open ( csv_filename, newline = '' ) as csvfile : reader = csv. # For stairs going down, the overhang is not implemented. # The first cell contains the step number. # A sample file with parameters is in stairs.csv. The step height is calculated from # the floor height (step_height=total height/number of step_heights). x1,y1,z1,x2,y2,z2,x3,圓,z3,x4,y4,z4) are used # to create a closed polyline (draftwire, dwire) for every step_height.

P.S.# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- # Stairs_from_spreadsheet.FCMacro # Macro based on half_turn_stairs macro from Berner # Runs with Freecad 0.20 # Author: based on work from Berner and Forum # This macro creates a stair from tupels of x,y,z. TypeError: argument 1 must be Part.TopoShape, not Noneīut I have checked.my section is a toposhape.

FREECAD EXTRUDE PATH CODE

So I have tried to make a macro and this the code I have thought (I know that the result aren't right but I'll adjust it time after time): I have try makePipe again, and it doesn't orient the section always normal to the path, and I like tha it be.

So I have thought for solve this problems, ad I think that the macro should check the orientation vector of the wire for each edge, and orienting the section normal to this vector.įor do this I have found somethig like Part.rotate or something like that, but I can't obtain automatically the orietation vector. the final object is put in the position of the section and not in the position of the path (It wold be good to choose this feature). the section isn't normal to the path, but it rest with the same orientation Selection = ()į('you have to select 2 object, a section and a wire') I create a section (rectangular face) and a wire fro the extrusion along himself, then the code is:

Freecad extrude path