Hi Christian, Thank you for your interest in the pythonOCC project. The 'howto start question' is recurrent. Before you start enjoying pythonOCC programming, there are 2 prerequisites: - basic python knowledge, - OpenCascade library basics. I suggest you start by browsing the OCC documentation/forum to get familiar with the OCC kernel. After that, you can read the samples provided with the latest release of pythonOCC, and copy/paste/modify parts of code to make your first steps.
I have to warm you that this library is not really intended to CAD/development beginners : geometry is generated from a python console, 3D being currently only supported for visualization (there's no 'interactive' GUI as you can find in other CAD softwares). pythonOCC does not aim at replacing such tools, actually very good for most of them, whether they are commercial or free/open source (like freecad or heekscad). pythonOCC adresses the 'what you can't do with your favorite cad software' issue. It's then suitable for very specific needs and intented to developers (it can be considered basically as a development library) or engineers who feel frustrated with the limitations of their usual cad software. But of course you're welcome to check it out and ask any question that could help you! Best Regards, Thomas 2010/1/24 cristian paul peñaranda rojas <p...@kristianpaul.org> > hi > > i just discover pythonocc some moths ago, > i'm new on cad design, i know some basis of heekscad, > but i think parametric is interesting, > due i'm not developer there is a good reference > to understand how pyocc works and how i should desing > on it? > > > regards > > Cristian Paul > > _______________________________________________ > Pythonocc-users mailing list > Pythonocc-users@gna.org > https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/pythonocc-users >
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