3D CAD Design - Revision history

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:33:33Z

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	{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.		{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.

	Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].		'''STEP 1:'''Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].

	To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].		To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].

	If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[~~RecordMyDesktop~~]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}		If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[OBS Studio]].}}

	=Overview=		=Overview=

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:32:20Z

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	{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.		{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.
	*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].
	*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].
	*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}

			Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].

			To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].

			If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}

	=Overview=		=Overview=

Marcin at 20:31, 26 September 2019

2019-09-26T20:31:49Z

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			{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.
			*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].
			*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].
			*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}


	=Overview=		=Overview=

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:31:42Z

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	=Initial Steps=		=Initial Steps=
	Before a complete CAD model is complete - or before the design is finalized - there are parts of the design that are already known or established. These constitute the [[3D CAD Library]].		Before a complete CAD model is complete - or before the design is finalized - there are parts of the design that are already known or established. These constitute the [[3D CAD Library]].

	~~=Process=~~

	~~{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.~~
	*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].
	*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].
	*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}

	=Samples=		=Samples=

	Sample recording :		Sample recording :

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:31:33Z

Process

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	=Process=		=Process=

	*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.		{{Hint\|*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.
	*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. ~~See~~ [[Part Library]].		*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. Use the [[Part Library Template]].
	*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].		*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].
	*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.		*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.}}

	=Samples=		=Samples=

	Sample recording :		Sample recording :

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:25:56Z

Process

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	*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.		*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.
	*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes.		*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page - to create a Part Library. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes. See [[Part Library]].
	*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].		*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].
	*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.		*If you are doing further documentation of your design in webcast/video format - use [[RecordMyDesktop]] with full voice quality and 10% video quality (allows for fast render) to record a video overview of the design and features - this communicates the design most readily to others for review. At 10%, rendering is almost immediate for a 1 minute video. You can use higher video quality.

Marcin: /* Process */

2019-09-26T20:25:06Z

Process

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	=Process=		=Process=

	*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD.		*See the two [[OSE FreeCAD 101]] tutorials and learn FreeCAD. The OSE workflow - [[FreeCAD_101#Lesson_3:_OSE_Basic_Workflow_Tutorial]] - can be learned in one hour.
	*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes.		*Upload your CAD file, and screenshots for reference - to the wiki page. Use the built-in wiki versioning system for new files to document changes.
	*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].		*To generate 3D CAD for mechanical devices, use stock parts found in the [[OSE Part Library]].

Marcin at 19:33, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T19:33:56Z

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	See [[FreeCAD 101]] for 2 tutorials and an exam, which is to be taken by any person interested in joining the OSE Engineering or Documentation Teams.		See [[FreeCAD 101]] for 2 tutorials and an exam, which is to be taken by any person interested in joining the OSE Engineering or Documentation Teams.

	The [[Part Library]] is the official repository of module CAD accepted into the Global Village Construction Set. Only approved developers have commit privileges into the Part Library, though other pages on this wiki may be used for uploading other designs. To request that a 3D CAD file be accepted into the OSE Part Library, email CAD at opensourceecology dot org to submit a [[Pull Request]].		The [[OSE Part Library]] is the official repository of module CAD accepted into the Global Village Construction Set. Only approved developers have commit privileges into the Part Library, though other pages on this wiki may be used for uploading other designs. To request that a 3D CAD file be accepted into the OSE Part Library, email CAD at opensourceecology dot org to submit a [[Pull Request]].

	=Initial Steps=		=Initial Steps=

Marcin: /* Initial Steps */

2017-01-24T19:13:24Z

Initial Steps

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	=Initial Steps=		=Initial Steps=
	Before a complete CAD model is complete - or before the design is finalized - there are parts of the design that are already known or established ~~by virtue of:~~		Before a complete CAD model is complete - or before the design is finalized - there are parts of the design that are already known or established. These constitute the [[3D CAD Library]].
	*[[Requirements]] for the ~~product design~~
	*[[~~Product Ecology~~]] ~~- the treatment of OSE design as an integrated set, not a bunch of individual parts~~. ~~As such, there are certain design specifications and part choices that are predetermined by virtue of Product Ecology.~~
	*[[Part Libraries]] - a list of accepted parts, which should be specified in the Requirements
	*Prio
	=Process=		=Process=

Marcin at 17:37, 24 January 2017

2017-01-24T17:37:15Z

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	The [[Part Library]] is the official repository of module CAD accepted into the Global Village Construction Set. Only approved developers have commit privileges into the Part Library, though other pages on this wiki may be used for uploading other designs. To request that a 3D CAD file be accepted into the OSE Part Library, email CAD at opensourceecology dot org to submit a [[Pull Request]].		The [[Part Library]] is the official repository of module CAD accepted into the Global Village Construction Set. Only approved developers have commit privileges into the Part Library, though other pages on this wiki may be used for uploading other designs. To request that a 3D CAD file be accepted into the OSE Part Library, email CAD at opensourceecology dot org to submit a [[Pull Request]].

			=Initial Steps=
			Before a complete CAD model is complete - or before the design is finalized - there are parts of the design that are already known or established by virtue of:
			*[[Requirements]] for the product design
			*[[Product Ecology]] - the treatment of OSE design as an integrated set, not a bunch of individual parts. As such, there are certain design specifications and part choices that are predetermined by virtue of Product Ecology.
			*[[Part Libraries]] - a list of accepted parts, which should be specified in the Requirements
			*Prio
	=Process=		=Process=