![]() Anything there that leaps out as the LinkedObject? In the Property panel on the left - it’s called “linked Object” - so it’s either got a field/property above, or there’s a more generic “attributes” type structure with it. Lets hit that on an object with a failed link: Well - there’s a python console built right into freecad, and I am a little handy with Python… So what can I get?įirst - a part, or assembly, in fact most objects in the model-tree in freecad, have a context menu item “send to python console”. I’m always a fan of deferred design, including being able to rearrange my file store to my liking. I’m clearly not the first to hit this, and it won’t be the last time I see this. So it seems that when i reloaded a project using these, the PicoZumo faceplate assembly, the links were all broken.Ī quick search of the web didn’t reveal much useful - this thread was on topic, but smelled too much like defeat. Assembly4 was inspired by A2plus and Assembl圓but it is not compatible with them. I’ll admit to not being careful with that - so not sure how releasable much of the library will be. Assembly4 was developed from the new tools created for Assembl圓, in particular, the App Link object and the improved expression engine. I can publish my parts, I may have to consider the license for the parts I’ve imported - from STL, from Grabcad and other sources. ![]() This library - is a mix of parts I’ve made, and parts I’ve imported. This tutorial has moved to a new repository. ![]() This was great, but I later moved the files into my library - gathering files into a library, event hose that are a bit half-baked seems like a good idea so I can use them in other robot designs. So I’ve been making all kinds of parts in freecad for different robot projects in freecad.įor my PicoZumo project I made some parts, and linked them together in an assembly using the assembly4 workbench. Update the assembly using the button in the Assembly4 workbench, then save. Switch to your assembly, and send the object link to the python console in the same way.Īssign obj.LinkedObject to the body in the variable. Make a variable for this object with a more unique name. Load in the file that should be linked, and then use the Edit menu->Send to python console button on the Body within that file. When using FreeCAD’s assembly4 workbench, have you seen broken object links after moving a file? Here’s how I came across the issue, diagnosed it and a fix for it.
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