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Choose the sketch orientation plane you want to use, either XY, XZ, or YZ.

Go to the workbench selector and scroll down to the sketcher workbench and click on it.

We shall then open the Part Design workbench and use the 2D sketch drawn using the Sketcher workbench. We shall set the size of the sides by defining the length constraints. We shall start by using the Sketcher workbench to draw a 2D part. To build a 3D object, you would need to use the Sketcher and Part Design Workbenches. In this guide, we shall start with the ‘Part’ and ‘Part Design’ workbenches which are the most commonly used for designing components. The start center is a welcome screen and it has three tabs namely document, help, and activity. When you open FreeCAD, you will be presented with the FreeCAD start center that looks like the screenshot below. The only new button is probably the ‘Macro’ button, which we shall look at later in this guide. If you are familiar with other CAD software, you shall realize that the main buttons of ‘File’, ‘Edit’, ‘View’, ‘Tools’, ‘Windows’, and ‘Help’ will be found where you expect them to be.

With practice, the features shall stick and you shall find it easier with time. That way, you shall know where to get the specific tools for performing certain tasks or where to look for certain things as you draw/model.Īt the start, the interface may seem complicated, but with the help of this guide, we hope you shall be able to grasp most of the basic features of the interface. Common tools in various FreeCAD workbenches and their workĪfter installing the FreeCAD software, you shall need to understand the FreeCAD interface before starting to draw or model.

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free software you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License.

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Report a bug - needs SourceForge registration use the "Add new artifact" link if you reach the bug tracker "Browse" screen.

"I love this game, I tried to play Civilization IV: Colonization and quick got back to freecol."."Other then that, great game, way better then civ 4\s crappy attempt in my opinion :) Cant wait for FreeCol 2 :D ".FreeCol 2.0.0 - intended to be "an implementation of our (and our users') image of what Colonization 2 would have been".One major improvement is the addition of four new (but historic) colonial powers: Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, and Russia, each with a unique in-game advantage.=.See FreeCol 1.0.0/Divergences from Colonization. Some players may have the impression that the game was already up to there and better, but the developers modestly retain that as a clear goal on their roadmap. FreeCol 1.0.0 - intended to be "an almost exact Colonization clone" "the gameplay and the rules will be exactly the same as the original game".Half a dozen specific changes to improve compatibility with Colonization (1994).

FreeCol 0.10.0 had its alpha version released on 22 January 2011.

Notable "the layout of some reports has been improved, and an alternative Colony Report has been added".

FreeCol 0.10.1 was released on 25 July 2011.

The only new feature present is some improvements to the graphics."

FreeCol 0.10.7 (7 January 2013) - "This is a bug fix release to correct some serious gameplay problems in 0.10.6.

FreeCol 0.11.0 (18 October 2014), with 163 fixed bugs and questions about What Would Col1 Do?.

FreeCol 0.11.2 (02 January 2015) requires Java 7 or later.

#FREECIV BEGINNERS GUIDE WINDOWS 7#

Note that recent versions may need their "Compatibility" tweaked if played on Windows Vista or Windows 7 see FreeCol and Windows. See FreeCol versions for earlier versions.