Macro 3d Printer Slicer Individual Parts/de
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| In eine Slicing-Software für 3D-Drucker exportieren, basierend auf einem ähnlichen Makro von cae2100. Exportiert eine einzelne STL-Datei für jedes sichtbare Teil in dasselbe Verzeichnis wie die ursprüngliche Designdatei und öffnet sie dann in der Slicing-Software. Wenn dieser Code ausgeführt wird, exportiert er das aktuell geöffnete Design in mehrere STL-Dateien, die nach den Bezeichnungen der Teile benannt sind, und öffnet sie in der von Ihnen verwendeten Slicing-Software. Das Makro sucht nach „Cura” im Pfad, aber es kann jede andere Slicing-Software hinzufügt werden, indem die Zeichenfolge im Makro geändert wird. Versionsmakro : 1.1 Datum der letzten Änderung : 2020-10-30 FreeCAD version : Alle Herunterladen : Werkzeugleisten-Symbol Autor: WayofWood |
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| WayofWood |
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| Werkzeugleisten-Symbol |
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| Makros Rezepte Wie man Makros installiert Symbolleisten anpassen |
| Macro-Version |
| 1.1 |
| Datum der letzten Änderung |
| 2020-10-30 |
| FreeCAD-Version(s) |
| Alle |
| Standardverknüpfung |
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| Siehe auch |
Makro 3D-Drucker-Slicer 
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Description
This code, when run, will export the visible bodies at the top level (bodies deeper in the tree will be ignored) of the currently open design to individual STL files, and open them it in the slicing software that you use. This macro will look for Cura as the default but you can change it to any other slider by changing the SLICERAPP variable in the source code.
It is best used by creating a link to the macro on the toolbar, and when your ready to slice the object, just click it and your objects, as they appear on the screen in FreeCAD will appear on your slicing software's interface, ready to slice. It will also create several STL files with the same filename as the design file and the part label in the same directory as the design file.
Script
The SLICERAPP variable can be changed to any slicing software of your choosing. If a specific object is not exported you might have to add the respective type to the doexport array.
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Macro_3d_Printer_Slicer_Individual_Parts.py
import FreeCAD
import Mesh
import sys
import math
import os
import subprocess
SLICERAPP= "cura" # Put your Slicer program here
# some fuctions
def getPlacement(quat,vect,obj):
if quat[3] > -1 and quat[3] < 1:
delta = math.acos(quat[3])*2.0
scale = math.sin(delta/2)
rx = quat[0]/scale
ry = quat[1]/scale
rz = quat[2]/scale
else:
delta = 0
rx = 0
ry = 0
rz = 1
info0 = "translation "+str(vect.x)+" "+str(vect.y)+" "+str(vect.z)
info1 = "rotation "+str(rx)+" "+str(ry)+" "+str(rz)+" "+str(delta)
return info0+" "+info1
# some definitions
placement = App.Placement(App.Vector(0,0,0),App.Rotation(0,0,0,1))
# user need to set this directory where slicing software is located
OutDir = FreeCAD.ActiveDocument.FileName.replace(".FCStd", "--")
visible_objs = []
# Get Objects in document
doc = App.ActiveDocument
objs = doc.Objects
stlFile = ""
stlFiles = [ SLICERAPP ]
# hide all
for obj in objs:
print(obj.Label + "//" + obj.TypeId)
print(len(obj.InList))
if obj.ViewObject.isVisible() and hasattr(obj, 'Shape') and (len(obj.InList) <= 1):
visible_objs.append(obj)
for obj in visible_objs:
stlFile = OutDir+str(obj.Label)+".stl"
Mesh.export([obj],stlFile)
stlFiles.append(stlFile)
print ("Exporting " + stlFile + "\n")
print ("Calling subprocess: " + str(stlFiles)+"\n")
subprocess.Popen(stlFiles)
Credits
Thanks to cae2100 for developing the original macro code - also available here.
Thanks to Wmayer for his help in writing this script.
Original forum topic: https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4686