|
Menu location |
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File → New |
Workbenches |
All |
Default shortcut |
Ctrl+N |
Introduced in version |
- |
See also |
Std Open, Std Import |
The Std New command creates a new empty document and makes it the active document.
See also: Preferences Editor.
See also: Property editor.
Most properties can also be changed in the dialog box of the Std ProjectInfo command.
Base
String
): Any comment that may apply.String
): Company name.String
): Author name.String
): Automatic date stamp (read-only).String
): The full path of the file. Blank if the document has not been saved (read-only).String
): Not implemented yet.String
): The name that will appear in the Tree view. Replaced by the name of the document after reopening.String
): Author name.String
): Automatic date stamp (read-only).String
): License type.String
): License URL.Map
): Map with material properties.Map
): Map with additional meta information.Bool
): If true, items that have been hidden in the Tree view will be displayed anyway. Hiding items in the tree can be useful when working on larger models.Link
): Not implemented yet.String
): Not implemented yet.String
): The transient directory used for recovery data (read-only).UUID
): UUID of the document (read-only).Enumeration
): The document unit system. Initial value depends on the Default unit system. introduced in version 1.0See also: Autogenerated API documentation and FreeCAD Scripting Basics.
To create a new document use the newDocument([name], [hidden=False])
method of the FreeCAD application. The document name must be unique, which is checked automatically. If no name is supplied, the document will be named "Untitled". If hidden=True
is used, the new document won't be displayed in the GUI and no tab will appear for it.
import FreeCAD
from pathlib import Path
# The folder and filename we will use:
fld = 'D:/testfiles/'
fnm = fld + 'test.FCStd'
# Make sure fld exists:
Path(fld).mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
doc = FreeCAD.newDocument()
doc.saveAs(fnm)
FreeCAD.closeDocument(doc.Name)
doc = FreeCAD.open(fnm)
doc.save()
FreeCAD.closeDocument(doc.Name)