Hi! Excellent video. I started exploring FreeCad this week, but couldn't find much information about wall layers. Your video goes straight to the point even without sound, thanks for that. Have you tried generating spreadsheets with the quantities of the materials for each layer?
When I used Revit there was already the possibility to configure the layers of the wall after the brick (Example: Plastering, Painting or Ceramic Coating) and with your video it seems that you can apply these layers without having to make several walls, but using this option automatically. of internal and external material. I wonder how you did to set this up? Thank you in advance for your attention and congratulations on your tutorial.
Please let me check if the steps for doing what you show in this video are correct: 1. Create materials 2. Create multi-materials (internal and external) 3. Use the tool "Wall-experimental" to design external walls 4. Apply external multi-material to external walls 5. Use the tool "Join-walls-experimental" to join external walls 6. Use te tool "wall-experimental" to design internal walls 7. Apply internal multi-material to internal walls 8. Use the tool "extend-walls-experimental" to extend internal walls to external walls 9. Place windows, doors, and openings with the appropriate tools in the experimental tools menu 10. Edit parameters for windows, doors, and openings 11. Move walls to the right position with the command "move". In this step the bond between walls, and between its doors, windows, and openings remains intact
Hi! Excellent video. I started exploring FreeCad this week, but couldn't find much information about wall layers. Your video goes straight to the point even without sound, thanks for that. Have you tried generating spreadsheets with the quantities of the materials for each layer?
When I used Revit there was already the possibility to configure the layers of the wall after the brick (Example: Plastering, Painting or Ceramic Coating) and with your video it seems that you can apply these layers without having to make several walls, but using this option automatically. of internal and external material. I wonder how you did to set this up? Thank you in advance for your attention and congratulations on your tutorial.
Please let me check if the steps for doing what you show in this video are correct:
1. Create materials
2. Create multi-materials (internal and external)
3. Use the tool "Wall-experimental" to design external walls
4. Apply external multi-material to external walls
5. Use the tool "Join-walls-experimental" to join external walls
6. Use te tool "wall-experimental" to design internal walls
7. Apply internal multi-material to internal walls
8. Use the tool "extend-walls-experimental" to extend internal walls to external walls
9. Place windows, doors, and openings with the appropriate tools in the experimental tools menu
10. Edit parameters for windows, doors, and openings
11. Move walls to the right position with the command "move". In this step the bond between walls, and between its doors, windows, and openings remains intact
Hi, Interesting and seems easy to make plaster layers. Could you make a full step by step tutorial of this ?
thanks! not much time thesedays to dedicate to the project... perhaps in some months :)