It is now possible to use the decimal separator belonging to the language specified for the FreeCAD interface.

The new tool Section Cut allows to get non-hollow and also persistent cuts of parts and assemblies. In the image the Hole001 object was selected and then itsĭependencies were added to the selection via the context menu. The Tree view context menu has the new entry Add dependent objects to selection. If a selected edit mode is not applicable, the object's default edit mode is used instead. Click the image on the left so see an animation of the selection. The new Std UserEditMode command allows the user to choose an edit mode that will be used when an object is double-clicked in the Tree view. This is also the name of the page that documents the command in the Wiki. At the end of the tooltip the 'internal' command name is added in parentheses: (Std_WhatsThis). Tooltips now display the command name in the title, making it easier for new users to look for help.

The size of the cube can now be adjusted with the Cube size preference.

By clicking the new round button in the top right corner you can quickly switch to the backview of the current scene.

To experience the difference try the same click sequence as in the animation with and without the option Rotate to nearest. Else clicking a face will always result in the same rotation. If selected, the 3D view is rotated to the nearest most logical position, based on the current orientation of the cube, when a cube face is clicked.

A new preference Rotate to nearest has been introduced.

There are now edge faces to rotate the 3D view 45°.

When you first use the Help tool or the What's this? tool you will be asked to install it. The help system was rewritten and upgraded to display information directly from our Wiki. Note: Only bug reports with a prior forum discussion will be considered. The FreeCAD bug tracker was moved to GitHub: Now all FreeCAD websites are available under and. We are happy that the KiCAD project, through the KiCAD services corp., sponsored us the domain. For the release notes it was cropped and resized using ezgif. The animated GIF itself was made using GIMP. The pictures for the animated graphic were made with the FreeCAD macro Screen Wiki. The model was made completely with the weekly development snapshots of FreeCAD 0.20.

Model of a 775 DC motor by user 'jimmihenry', see Users Showcase. Older FreeCAD release notes can be found in the Feature list. This page lists all new features and changes. FreeCAD 0.20 was released on 14 June 2022, get it from the Download page.

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