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Cannot load PCB #85
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Can you share the Looking at the logs you shared, this might all be caused by the |
maureene.pcb3d.zip |
Okay, testing it on my machine now. Without even loading it though, there seem to be some relatively large models in there, which might take a while to load because the VRML importer from Blender I use is really poorly optimized. So it might be a good idea to reduce detail on those, if possible. (I've created free2ki to export pcb2blender friendly models from FreeCAD to KiCad). |
Here's an example for the 4PDT_Relay, exported via |
Oh, I wasn't aware you're into FreeCAD too.
In case this is something you'd be interested in and willing to help with, please let me know so that we can chat elsewhere. |
This is strange. |
Hmm I also don't know a whole about this, but this sounds like it should be achievable using some basic linear algebra. In Blender you can just directly set the cameras location, rotation, FOV, etc.: For KiCAD, it seems like you can setup "Viewports" in the 3D Viewer to Save different camera positions/rotations. These get then saved in the For FreeCAD it should definitely be possible via Python and I've just given it a quick google search and also seen some Macros floating around. I would also have to do more research here. (Of course all the coordinate systems, scales/units, etc. most likely won't match, so you'll have to find suitable conversions between the softwares.) |
Regarding your original import issue btw: I'd recommend you to reexport all your custom models using |
Good suggestion, I'll do so, thank you. |
You were right.
Reality is that I have practically no clue of Blender and still have to find my feet. |
Hmm that should be something wrong on your side then, just tested it and it's working fine for me. I setup the materials like this (as an example): and they appear "correctly" in Blender:
Also, sidenote, you should probably not export that footprint/board mockup with the relay (to do so, select only the relay Part before hitting the free2ki export button). |
Hmm that's odd. And looking at your screenshot, the colors do seem to appear in KiCAD, right? KiCAD scaling looks correct. Is the scaling in FreeCAD correct too? How big is the relay in reality? |
Very odd. Can you share the file? Also, just to make 100%, these .wrl files are exported using |
That was indeed the issue. I had used the export function of FreeCAD itself, not of This is only a 'Workbench' render. The other 2 engines would take 8 hours or so. I am on a laptop with intel graphics... I think that's it. |
Okay perfect, that explains it.
I probably won't be able to spend much time on looking into this myself, but if you want to update me about your progress/findings or any issues you are running into, I'd be happy do communicate via discord DMs (my userid is |
After experiencing various issues (#62, #65), I've downloaded a blender binary build, with which
pcb2blender
works fine for some simple kicad projects of mine.Though, when I try to load MAUreene_8226, blender stalls with no CPU utilization. After hitting ctrl-C, I get this:
I guess a property of the project is incompatible with
pcb2blender
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