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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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In this tutorial we will cover how to export STL/OBJ-files from FreeCAD. |
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Since the mesh-format STL/OBJ is dimensionless, FreeCAD will assume |
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== Introducere == |
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on export that the units used in the model are in mm. |
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În acest tutorial vom discuta cum să exportați fișiere STL / OBJ din FreeCAD. |
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If this is not the case you have to scale your model . |
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Din moment ce formatul STL / OBJ-ul este compus din ochiuri este adimensional, FreeCAD va presupune că |
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unitățile utilizate în model sunt în mm. |
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Dacă nu este cazul, trebuie să vă scalați modelul. |
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== Sample part == |
== Sample part == |
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You can use your own FreeCAD file, but you could also create a quick test file by |
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*Opening FreeCAD |
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== Model de Piesă == |
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Puteți utiliza propriul fișier FreeCAD, dar puteți crea, de asemenea, un fișier de test rapid de către |
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*Switch to part workbench |
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*Comutați pe Atelierul Part |
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*Insert a cube by clicking on [[Image:Part_Box.png|32px]] |
*Insert a cube by clicking on [[Image:Part_Box.png|32px]] |
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*Insert a cone by clicking on [[Image:Part_Cone.png|32px]] |
*Insert a cone by clicking on [[Image:Part_Cone.png|32px]] |
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*Select all two objects in the tree view |
*Select all two objects in the tree view |
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*Apply a fusion by clicking on [[Image:Part_Fuse.png|32px]] |
*Apply a fusion by clicking on [[Image:Part_Fuse.png|32px]] |
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*Salvați fișierul |
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*Save your file |
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==Export Method 1: Using "File |
== Export Method 1: Using "File → Export" == |
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*Switch to mesh workbench or complete workbench |
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*Here you can specify the maximum mesh deviation (0,1 mm is default) which controls how "fine" your mesh will get |
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*Close dialogue with {{KEY| OK}} |
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*Type in your file name and don't forget the extension, choose {{KEY| Save}} |
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# With the default settings, this method creates a mesh with noticeably jagged curves. To get a smoother finish when e.g. 3D printing, the mesh resolution should be configured: |
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## Make sure the [[Image:Workbench_Mesh.svg|24px]] [[Mesh_Workbench|Mesh Workbench]] has been loaded (it is not loaded by default). |
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*Select the solid to be meshed in the tree view |
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## Change {{MenuCommand|Maximum mesh deviation}}. A lower value will produce a mesh with a higher resolution. |
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# Enter your file name. The default extension is {{FileName|.stl}}. You must include the extension {{FileName|.ast}} to produce an {{FileName|.ast}} file. |
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# Choose {{Button|Save}}. |
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==Metoda 2 de Export: folosirea atelierului Plase în FreeCAD== |
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*Comutați pe Atelierul Mesh |
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*Selectați în vederea arborescentă solidul care va fi transformat în plasă |
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*Choose {{KEY| Meshes}} → {{KEY|[[Image:Mesh_Mesh_from_Shape.svg|32px]] Create Mesh from shape...}} from the top menu |
*Choose {{KEY| Meshes}} → {{KEY|[[Image:Mesh_Mesh_from_Shape.svg|32px]] Create Mesh from shape...}} from the top menu |
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*Select one of the three available meshers and specify the available options, for more info refer to [[Mesh MeshFromShape|this page (Mesh from Shape)]] |
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*Choose {{KEY|[[Image:Mesh_ExportMesh.png|32px]] Export mesh}} to export mesh |
*Choose {{KEY|[[Image:Mesh_ExportMesh.png|32px]] Export mesh}} to export mesh |
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*You will be prompted to choose file name (default is the name of the mesh object) and the file type (default is "Binary STL (*.stl)") |
*You will be prompted to choose file name (default is the name of the mesh object) and the file type (default is "Binary STL (*.stl)") |
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*Selectați {{KEY| Save}} și ați terminat |
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== Which Method to choose ? == |
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==Care metodă alegem?== |
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*Se preferă metoda 2. Mai ales atunci când aveți mai multe corpuri pentru a converti de la Tools din Atelierul Mesh, cum ar fi fuzionarea Plaselor înainte de export. |
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*Method 2 is to be preferred. Especially when you have more than one Body to convert you can use Tools from Mesh Workbench , like fusioning Meshes before Exporting. |
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* [[Import_from_STL_or_OBJ|Import from STL or OBJ]] |
* [[Import_from_STL_or_OBJ|Import from STL or OBJ]] |
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Latest revision as of 10:06, 1 December 2023
Tutorial |
Topic |
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Export to STL or OBJ |
Level |
Beginner |
Time to complete |
20 minutes |
Authors |
r-frank |
FreeCAD version |
0.16.6703 |
Example files |
See also |
None |
Introduction
Introducere
În acest tutorial vom discuta cum să exportați fișiere STL / OBJ din FreeCAD. Din moment ce formatul STL / OBJ-ul este compus din ochiuri este adimensional, FreeCAD va presupune că unitățile utilizate în model sunt în mm. Dacă nu este cazul, trebuie să vă scalați modelul.
Sample part
Model de Piesă
Puteți utiliza propriul fișier FreeCAD, dar puteți crea, de asemenea, un fișier de test rapid de către
Export Method 1: Using "File → Export"
- With the default settings, this method creates a mesh with noticeably jagged curves. To get a smoother finish when e.g. 3D printing, the mesh resolution should be configured:
- Make sure the Mesh Workbench has been loaded (it is not loaded by default).
- Go to Edit → Preferences... → Import-Export → Mesh Formats.
- Change Maximum mesh deviation. A lower value will produce a mesh with a higher resolution.
- Select the solid to be exported in the tree view.
- Choose File → Export... and set the file type to STL mesh (*.stl *.ast).
- Enter your file name. The default extension is .stl. You must include the extension .ast to produce an .ast file.
- Choose Save.
Export Method 2: Using the Mesh Workbench in FreeCAD
Metoda 2 de Export: folosirea atelierului Plase în FreeCAD
- Comutați pe Atelierul Mesh
- Selectați în vederea arborescentă solidul care va fi transformat în plasă
- Choose Meshes → Create Mesh from shape... from the top menu
- Select one of the three available meshers and specify the available options, for more info refer to this page (Mesh from Shape)
- Choose OK and the mesh object will be created in the tree view (with green mesh icon)
- Select the mesh object in the tree view and right click on mesh object in the tree view
- Choose Export mesh to export mesh
- You will be prompted to choose file name (default is the name of the mesh object) and the file type (default is "Binary STL (*.stl)")
- Selectați Save și ați terminat
Which Method to choose ?
Care metodă alegem?
- Se preferă metoda 2. Mai ales atunci când aveți mai multe corpuri pentru a converti de la Tools din Atelierul Mesh, cum ar fi fuzionarea Plaselor înainte de export.
Links
Links
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