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you can import multiple FreeCAD documents one by one right now -
every import gets its own blender collection - named after the imported file.
the only limitation is: every object needs a unique name.
so if two files contain a object with the same name the later will overwrite the earlier one..
in blender all objects are at the root level of the document - and are only 'linked' to one ore multiple scenes -
the collections are only a visual helper...
it is easy to add an 'unique name' option.
for example just add the self.doc.Name or self.doc_filename in front of the object name.
there is an - currently internal - option obj_name_prefix for a pre string in front of the object names ;-) (see #7)
you can import multiple FreeCAD documents one by one right now -
every import gets its own blender collection - named after the imported file.
the only limitation is: every object needs a unique name.
so if two files contain a object with the same name the later will overwrite the earlier one..
in blender all objects are at the root level of the document - and are only 'linked' to one ore multiple scenes -
the collections are only a visual helper...
it is easy to add an 'unique name' option.
for example just add the
self.doc.Name
orself.doc_filename
in front of the object name.there is an - currently internal - option
obj_name_prefix
for a pre string in front of the object names ;-) (see #7)so its easy to expand this:
get_obj_label(self, obj) (import_fcstd.py#L150)
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