I have no idea how I made the Foam block dependent on the assemblies. This seems an unnecessary dependency. :-Sbambuko wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 1:23 pm see:
https://github.com/realthunder/FreeCAD/ ... 031bc4324c
For now, I would avoid linking objects from external files (until above issue is resolved).
I will try and see if I can re-do your files into a single one.
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You have "Drone assembly" (linking to "Drone" and "Prop") - that part is perfectly fine, but...
then you have "Foam block" - dependent on "Foam assembly" and "Drone assembly"
and
"Foam assembly" dependent on "Foam block" and "Drone assembly"
it is chasing it's own tail
Does Assembly 3 support boolean operations? How about A2+ or Assembly 4?
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Re: Does Assembly 3 support boolean operations? How about A2+ or Assembly 4?
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Re: Does Assembly 3 support boolean operations? How about A2+ or Assembly 4?
Ah yes, it is a bit wonky you're right. Well it's just a test setup - I have 8 other components to fit into the foam, so this is just the start.
Re: Does Assembly 3 support boolean operations? How about A2+ or Assembly 4?
Yes, and if you try to F5 or refresh/recompute the model, I bet it will not happen...exsolvespacer wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 2:13 pm I don't have wonky models in my setup. I have this going on...
When I said wonky I didn't mean bent - I meant your models are corrupt and not working very well
although your model is indeed literally wonky as well
Some of the problems I am experiencing might be to do with the fact that I am using "daily" whereas (I think) you are using "stable" release?
Re: Does Assembly 3 support boolean operations? How about A2+ or Assembly 4?
This is the reason, why individual parametric part never should refer to an other part (independent from which CAD system). At least when assembling, it will bite you. If freeform shaped geometry should align, then make a dead (simple copy) of this area from the vis-à-vis part and make a boolean cut.exsolvespacer wrote: ↑Tue Nov 16, 2021 2:11 pm I have no idea how I made the Foam block dependent on the assemblies.
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