That will modify the Pythonpath, configure the QT Event loop, import FreeCAD and open the main window.Ĭheck the version of Freecad you installed through the "about" dialog. You need to initialize FreeCAD in your notebook with Most FreeCAD Functionality should work as expected. " with the directory of your anaconda environment.
#Realthunder freecad install#
Now the next step is to install the kernel.Ĭreate a file at ~/.local/share/jupyter/kernels/freecad-conda/kernels.json with the following content: That's the price you pay for cutting edge builds. The solution often is to search for and install the latest working build:Ĭonda search -channel conda-forge -channel freecad/label/dev freecadĬonda create -name fcenv-dev -channel conda-forge -channel freecad/label/dev freecad=0.19_pre=py19_etc You need to download and install that first.Ĭonda create -name fcenv-dev -channel conda-forge -channel freecad/label/dev freecad CondaĬonda is a package manager for Python and other programming languages.
The author has been experimenting with it. According to the documentation it should be justĪs easy as adding one directory to the library path and "import FreeCAD",īut it isn't, and the behavior of those modules changed somewhat even since The main issue, in the belief of this package's author, is that FreeCAD is extremely clumsy, messy and particular about importing its various python modules and C extensions. You may be able to get this to work on Windows or OSX.
A Kernel and Utilities to control FreeCAD from Jupyter Notebook and Lab Table of Content:
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