Freecad spreadsheet formulas code#

Copy the Python code from the corresponding macro page.

If the Addon Manager is not used, the macro can be installed manually.

Freecad spreadsheet formulas manual#

introduced in version 0.17 Manual installation

Freecad spreadsheet formulas install#

Use the Addon Manager in Tools → Addon manager to install a macro that has been included in the FreeCAD-macros repository.

Freecad spreadsheet formulas how to#

Installing many macros is equivalent to installing a new workbench see how to install additional workbenches for this information.

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See how to install macros for a full description, and customize toolbars to add the macros to a toolbar for easy access.

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setTextures: Allows to permanently store the URL of textures in a FreeCAD project and load stored textures.

Macro Visibility Manager: Manage visibility of document objects by type or individually.

Macro Visible Alls objects: This macro check visible all object in the document (Visibility=True).

Macro Toggle Visibility2 2-2: Set of two macro, macro 1:Macro_Toggle_Visibility2_1-2 hidden the objects not selected, macro 2:Macro_Toggle_Visibility2_2-2 displayed alls objects, macro with the original visibility.Macro Toggle Visibility2 1-2: Set of two macro, macro 1:Macro_Toggle_Visibility2_1-2 hidden the objects not selected, macro 2:Macro_Toggle_Visibility2_2-2 displayed alls objects, macro with the original visibility.Macro Toggle Visibility: Set of three macro, macro 1: hidden the objects not selected, macro 2: displayed alls objects, macro 3: hidden alls objects.Macro Toggle Drawstyle Optimized: This macro toggles the Drawstyle of the selected object (same as Macro Toggle Drawstyle above but optimized for all languages).Macro Toggle Drawstyle: This macro toggles the Drawstyle of the selected object.Macro Texture Objects: This macro allows you to temporarily put a texture image on the selected objects.Macro Texture: Create a project from a bmp image to create a texture easily.Macro Hidden Alls objects: This macro check hidden all object in the document (Visibility=False).Macro Colorize: Easily set colors of faces, edges, and vertices, including individual transparency levels.Also you can browse colors for a manually selected face or object and see the effect in the 3D model in real-time. colorManager: Allows to set face colors for all objects from a spreadsheet.I need to be able to select the points in the surface WB using the surface filling command, but the points generated with the code aren't selectable. Now that the points have appeared in the main view, How can I select them? Heda, you mentioned with Draft snap, but I can't select anything. > = (0.0, 0.0, 0.0)Īny idea what's going on? Why is typing explicitly, different to pasting the line in the interpreter? They look exactly the same. points.append(tuple(sheet.get(ref.format(column, row))for column in 'ABC')) > sheet = ĪttributeError: 'App.Document' object has no attribute 'SpreadSheet' Printing things is your friend, just litter the code with print statements, then you can see what you have in the variables - which more often that people care to admit is not the same as one thinks.Ĭombine that with working in the console to explore what is in an object.Ĭode: Select all > sheet = Or instead of appending, just make your draft points there. Not particularly hard, after the loop you have a list of points that you can use with a 2nd loop to make your draft points 'How difficult is it to adapt your code to make draft points?' 'I need the points to be individually selectable' Right, that means that the code-execution has gone past the loop (which is weird if you claim an error before the loop), you can put in a 'print(points)' after the loop to see if there is anything in the list. Is it not an 'Active' missing, computers tend to be pretty picky about what things are called. If the error is AttributeError: 'App.Document' object has no attribute 'SpreadSheet', # whereas the below will pick up whatever object is active, could be your spreadsheet or something else. # (which is the default name for the first spreadsheet added) # of course only works if your actual name on that object is 'Spreadsheet'