FreeCAD 0.21 Beginners tutorial: practical exercise 112 (Design + rotation animation using macro)

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I hope you like this video. In this video you will see how to design the model easily using in FreeCAD and also I show how I create the rotation animation of the fan!
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[@iqbal0840]

Love the tutorial.

[@spdebie]

Great tutorial! Is worth a Ko-fi ;-) Btw do you have a cad drawning (like the fan) with all the measurements of the fan housing? Thanks again, Sander

[@OffsetCAD]

Thank you very much by the ko-fi!
You mean a Technical drawing or simply a 3d model?

[@F35PRO]

спасбо за урок .сложно конечно .супер

[@marcelorolle6298]

nice!

[@TOMTOM-nh3nl]

Thank You

[@OffsetCAD]

Thanks for watching!

[@kattkushol]

I wonder if an offset would do around 9:00. Great tutorial, btw.

[@OffsetCAD]

You mean offset of the sketch or extracted edges?

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

Did you mean via shape binder ?

[@Holznatur]

super schön

[@allenmiller5355]

I have tried to copy your code and it doesn't work. It crashes at line 34 - " 17:17:25 File "C:/Users/Allen/AppData/Roaming/FreeCAD/Macro/New_Rotation_Program.FCMacro", line 34, in play
17:17:25 App.ActiveDocument.getObject(rotate_Object).Placement = App.ActiveDocument.Placement(App.Vector(x1,y1,z1), App.Rotation(App.Vector(x,y,z),r))
17:17:25 AttributeError: 'App.Document' object has no attribute 'Placement'
It seems that Placement is not being recognized. Is there something missing in the code perhaps or maybe Placement is the wrong name in FreeCAD ? And why is the debug message showing 'App.Document and not App.ActiveDocument ? I am very new to Python. I just want to animate rotation of a part(object) in an Assembly It is much more convoluted than I thought. Thanks in advance.

[@OffsetCAD]

One question: are you using FreeCAD 0.21?

[@allenmiller5355]

Yes. FreeCAD 0.21. Looks like Python 3 is the program being used by macros.

[@joanetjoan8878]

Hi. Is the macro code available anywhere?, Regards

[@OffsetCAD]

No. Try rewrite it through the screen.

[@OffsetCAD]

No. Try rewrite it through the screen.

[@OffsetCAD]

@welvincarangue5808 hello!

[@welvincarangue5808]

Thank you so much sir...