Joel Graff

@luzpaz - Thanks for mentioning this. Currently, I've [forked the starter kit](https://github.com/joelgraff/Workbench-Starterkit) and am, a little bit at a time, trying to build out a general layout that is maintainable...

I had a framework of my own cobbled together, but I think I lost track of it, too. *Joel Graff, P.E.* *LinkedIn:* https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelcgraff On Wed, Mar 10, 2021 at 5:41...

Basic implementation exists. Validation is spotty and not entirely happy with how it turned out... need to improve validation at very least, perhaps explore different ways to handle implementation. Debate...

reopened as a general issue

Sorry for the slow response. 'pivy_trackers' is a 2D geometry library I wrote which is based on pivy. Pivy is the Coin3D Python bindings library. Coin3D is the scenegraph renderer...

Just guessing, but it may be that the submodules are not being cloned. You can do that with git clone and the --recursive switch. I incorporate other git repos as...

Right, you should call `git clone --recursive` from the /Mod folder. It shouldn't keep FreeCAD from starting - worst case is it puts errors in the report view. Try running...

I used Centos once. Honestly, I'd recommend a vanilla Ubuntu install for best compatibility. Otherwise, ask on the FreeCAD forums. I guarantee someone there can direct you through it.

Yes, it does. On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 6:26 PM fenem wrote: > Joel, > > I took your advise, and now have a dedicated machine with latest Ubuntu...

After installing FreeCAD, open a terminal, install git (if you haven't already), navigate to the .FreeCAD/Mod directory, and install the workbench from the repository as follows: ``` sudo apt install...