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> One thing that I'm wondering about is a constraint-solving system - the documentation doesn't mention anything about sketch constraints. If you a looking con
by app4soft 4y ago
> One thing that I'm wondering about is a constraint-solving system - the documentation doesn't mention anything about sketch constraints.
If you a looking constraint solver based 2D/3D CAD, take a look on SolveSpace.[0]
SolveSpace's constraint solver actually also (partially) ported for FreeCAD & Blender.[1]
Here are my SolveSpace showcases.[2]
[0] https://solvespace.com https://solvespace.com
[1] https://twitter.com/SolveSpace/status/1480033252157108232 https://twitter.com/SolveSpace/status/1480033252157108232
[2] https://git.io/DailySolveSpace https://git.io/DailySolveSpace
- jstanley 4y agoWhat is the advantage of SolveSpace over FreeCAD for 3D parts? I tried it once before and it seems substantially less feature-complete than FreeCAD. And FreeCAD already has constraint solving in sketches. The tweet you've linked is about constraint solving in a non-default workbench (LinkStage3) that allows you to define constraints between separate parts when bringing them into a single assembly.
- phkahler 4y ago>> What is the advantage of SolveSpace over FreeCAD for 3D parts? If you compare a list of features, there is probably no advantage. People use solvespace because it is easier to use, has minimal UI which encourages working directly with the part. Its non-modal, meaning no workbenches, project files, or other overhead. As someone said, they actually enjoy using it. It's good enough for many things, and the simplicity and fun make it the tool of choice for a small but growing community. People use FreeCAD because it gets the job done, but people love Solvespace because... well because its Solvespace.