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Descripción

• Si haces clic en un borde, obtienes su longitud
• Si hace clic en un vértice, obtiene su altura (coordenada en el eje Z)
• Si haces clic en una cara, obtienes su área.
• Si hace doble clic en cualquier cosa, por lo tanto, selecciona todo el objeto, obtiene su volumen

Cuando se recopila una información de este tipo, suceden varias cosas:

• A label is placed on top of the element you clicked, that displays the value (with "a" for area, "l" for length, "z" for height, or "v" for volume)
• The numeric value is copied to the clipboard, so you can paste it in another application
• A line is printed on the FreeCAD output window. After you exit the survey mode, those lines can be copied and pasted in another application (the values are comma-separated, making it easy to convert to spreadsheet data)
• The total length or area of the elements you clicked so far is also printed in the output window
• Each length or area is also recorded in the task dialog

The above image shows what happens when running the survey mode.

Usage

1. Select the Utils → Survey option from the menu.
2. Click on vertices, edges, faces or double-click to select whole objects.
3. Click outside any geometry (on the background of the 3D View) to remove existing labels, print a total line in the Task dialog, and restart counting lengths and areas from zero.
4. Press Esc or the Close button to exit survey mode and remove all the labels.

Options

• You can add a custom label to any line in the Task dialog by clicking that line, then adding a text in the description field, then press the set description button.
• Once you are done, before closing, you can export the contents of the Task dialog by pressing the "export CSV" button. The resulting CSV file can then be opened in any spreadsheet application such as Excel or LibreOffice Calc. The values and units will be separated in the resulting CSV file, and the totals are written as SUM() functions.

Scripting

See also: Arch API and FreeCAD Scripting Basics.

The Survey tool doesn't have a programming interface, but gathering the same information from any selected Part-based object is reproduced with the following script:

import FreeCADGui

selection = FreeCADGui.Selection.getSelectionEx()

for obj in selection:
    for element in obj.SubObjects:
        print("Area: %f", element.Area)
        print("Length: %f", element.Length)
        print("Volume: %f", element.Volume)
        print("Center of Mass: %f", element.CenterOfMass)

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