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Contributing to the library
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If you made someinteresting objects with FreeCAD, why not share them here? Others might find them
If you made some interesting objects with FreeCAD, why not share them here? Others might find them
useful. The procedure is simple:
1. Create a github account for yourself
2. Fork this repository using the "Fork" button on the top right corner of this page
3. Follow the [github instructions](https://help.github.com/articles/fork-a-repo/) to clone your fork on your computer
4. Make all the change you need, create more folders if necessary, and place your files in them
4. Make all the changes you need, create more folders if necessary, and place your files in them
5. Upload (push) your changes to your fork on github (refer to the github help for instructions)
6. When your fork has been updated, you can submit a [pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/) to have your changes merged into the official library. A member of the community will review your proosed additions andaccept the merge.
6. When your fork has been updated, you can submit a [pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/) to have your changes merged into the official library. A member of the community will review your proposed additions and accept the merge.
Each Part should be correctly named, and placed into subdirectories by family or type. They should also
be available in both .FcStd and .stp formats, and optionally in .stl format (because github lets you
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Sharing your models from the macro
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The macro also allows gives a couple of other possibilities,such as adding new objects to it, and
sharing your objects with others. To be able to share, you will need the python-git package
The macro also allows a couple of other possibilities, such as adding new objects, and
sharing your objects with others. To share, you will need the python-git package
installed on your computer, and an online git repository you have permission to write to. The
easiest way to obtain that is using the "fork" button on top of this github page.