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Initial feedback after going through Tutorial 1 #27
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re-saving: did you have a window open on the part axis, along with the window open on the assembly ? I think that that doesn't work well with App::Link. If it's confirmed, I think it's a bug in App::Link. |
are you sure that the dimension with "18mm" was relative to the vertical sketch axis ? |
No. It's pretty simple to replicate. Happens 100% reliably: ** Note the warning that appears in the Report view**
The added chamfer isn't present. 😦 |
Just checked, this also happens with freshly compiled FreeCAD too (as of a few minutes ago):
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The "Branch: test-v1" is somewhat misleading. It's actually |
Strange, for me it works as advertised. |
Hmmm. Does it work for you with today's .AppImage build of FreeCAD? https://github.com/FreeCAD/FreeCAD/releases/tag/0.19_pre Asking "just in case". 😄 |
yes, also with that one. There is an option in the preferences about "disabling partially loaded documents". For me it's unchecked, may-be you can look at that setting and change-it, see if that has an influence. Also, in the PartDesign preferences, I have checked all 3 options "Automatically refine model after..." OS: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS (KDE/plasma) |
Interesting. Tried those 3 options in the PartDesign Preferences but they made no difference. Then tried turning on the That worked. eg enabling that option then means the referenced documents "fully load", so any changes are kept when saved. Thanks @Zolko-123. 😄 Sounds like a note about this should be added somewhere appropriate. 😄 |
I am wondering if this is the appropriate place to report some issues I am having with assembly4 on 0.19pre on Windows 10, trying to go through this same tutorial from scratch. I am fairly new to freecad (been waiting for a good assembly module). Here is my PC info: OS: Windows 10 (10.0) Assembly4 version Current version: 0.7.12, 2020-01-25, apparently just updated to this version, but the problem still persists! Here is what is happening to me: When I try to edit datum on the bearing part, and hit OK after selecting the circular edge and specifying concentric, when I hot the OK button I get the following error: |
Kind of yes, kind of no. 😉 In theory, "best practise" would be to create a new issue here in this repository, with the same info you gave. But, some places aren't real fussed about it so you may be fine. 😄 |
@rschader: yes, this is a recently discovered bug in FreeCAD. For the time being, don't use the "Edit datum" command to edit the attachment, but rather the edit MapMode in the properties of the LCS |
Thanks! That works. I just downloaded the latest 0.19 release and see that bug is still there! |
Two main (potential) issues jump out at me after having gone through Tutorial 1:
The sketch I created had the stated dimensions the same, however something has gone wrong somewhere as my "finished" part looks like this instead of having the 2 bearings being correctly located:
Guessing the problem is my sketch was "too short" in some dimension. If that's the case, then perhaps Sketch_Axis.png should be updated to show the size for all dimensions?
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, saving doesn't appear to work. The error<App> Document.cpp(2223): Partial loaded document 'axis' cannot be saved
is shown in the Report view panel.Re-opening the documents... and yep, the chamfer wasn't saved. 😦
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