Releases: boltsparts/BOLTS_archive
Releases · boltsparts/BOLTS_archive
v0.4.1
0.4.1 release
- fix some regressions from 0.4.0
PythonPackage
- binary: boltspy_0.4.1.tar.gz
- best installed with PyPi:
FreeCAD
- binary: boltsfc_0.4.1.tar.gz
- best installed with FreeCAD AddOn manager
OpenSCAD
- binary: boltsos_0.4.1.tar.gz
v0.4
0.4.0 release
- no release binaries will be added since 0.4.0 has some regression introduced lately. Thus use 0.4.1
v0.4 pre
- FreeCAD: Use https://github.com/boltsparts/BOLTSFC
- OpenSCAD: Use attached
v0.3
- originally released on April 24. in 2014, see blog post https://www.bolts-library.org/en/blog/2014/4/24/BOLT-0_3-released.html
- Python 2.6 compatibility for the FreeCAD backend
- Common Parameters
- More and better automatic checks
- Many small and bigger improvements to the webpage.
- Improved structure of code, resulting in smaller distribution files
- Improvements for the utility script.
- Connectors for OpenSCAD
- An IGES backend and distribution
- PySide compatibility for newer versions of FreeCAD
- 2D tables
- Colored threaded faces in FreeCAD and OpenSCAD
- More parts, the automatic counter claims 56 classes in 12 collection covering more than 2200 different parts (but this number is a bit inflated)
v0.2: BOLTS 0.2
- originally released on Oktober 10th in 2013, see blog post https://www.bolts-library.org/en/blog/2013/10/30/First-Release.html
- Has support for OpenSCAD and FreeCAD.
- Uses a flexible, human- and machine-readable data format to encode information about commonly used parts.
- Allows to represent the geometry of the parts either as OpenSCAD modules for OpenSCAD or Python functions or FCstd files for FreeCAD.
- Automatically generates HTML Documentation, an OpenSCAD Library and a FreeCAD widget that can make use of this information.
- Has extensive Documentation that describes how to contribute new parts.
- Includes a integrated license management system that allows to reuse existing code while ensuring license compliance.
- Provides standard parts for 135 different standards by 8 different standardisation organisations and also some parts that are not standardized.