add usage section to the README
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a browser window inside FreeCAD, from which you can easily add the parts by double-clicking them.
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a browser window inside FreeCAD, from which you can easily add the parts by double-clicking them.
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Usage
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1. Make sure FreeCAD was restarted after installing the PartsLibrary addon
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2. Launch the execute macro window (Macro menu => macros...)
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3. Execute the PartsLibrary.FCMacro
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4. If the macro asks for the folder for the Parts Library point it in to the right folder (under Windows11 it should be under C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\FreeCAD\Mod\parts_library or %appdata%\FreeCAD\Mod\parts_library)
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5. The parts library should open on the right side, double click on a part to add it to your current model
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Start the PartsLibrary.FCMacro from
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Sharing your models from the macro
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Sharing your models from the macro
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