FreeCAD/ directory in your home-directory
By default, the macro directory is the (hidden).FreeCAD / Mod / CurvesWB $ git pull $ rm *. Since this may lead to trouble, it is recommended to uninstall the workbench, restart FreeCAD and install the new version of the workbench. On windows, when updating an already installed workbench, Windows keeps the old. After restart of FreeCAD you should now have an entry in the workbench selectorĪdditional Recommendation for updating workbenches.Now move the unpacked files and sub-folders of the workbench to the just created workbench-folder.Within the Mod folder, create a folder with the name of the workbench, for example “Curves”.Within the macro-directory create (if not already present) a folder called “ Mod”.Supposed your Windows-Login is “ username” the default macro path is %APPDATA%\FreeCAD\ which is usually C:\Users\ username\Appdata\Roaming\FreeCAD.Within FreeCAD, locate the macro path by choosing Edit → Preferences → General → Macro and look for the ”Macro path”.Unpack the downloaded archive on your local hard disk.Download the workbench from github by clicking on the button Clone or Download on the github page (upper right corner) and choosing "Download ZIP".Nevertheless, the information here may still be useful to some.
Note: This method is possible but not necessary with the introduction of the Addon Manager. Using the Addon Manager in all systems is the recommended way.ĭuring Google Summer of Code 2016 student Mandeep Singh started work on an improved version ( available here) but that version needs further work before it can be fully integrated in FreeCAD. Note: using the "addons-installer" is not recommended any more.
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