FreeCAD - Arch Workbench - Getting a Result, Simple House

I tried both FreeCAD and Fusion 360. I found Fusion 360 (the version for personal use only) to be much better and much more easier to use. It is a totally amazing package.

Very nice video, and another demostration that the inches and feet stuff is nonsensical when we have Indu-Arabic numbers and it's the only think all humans agree with: they are far better.

Great to have someone explaining it who is not an architectural drafts person

Good to know about X Y keys to lock draft move direction. Regarding copying Windows. I am able to do a draft move > copy and make additional windows.

thanks for video.

Why do when I select WALL my poly lines disappear?

Following you exactly AND IT IS NOT WORKING

great explanation, also great you mention the keys specifically and repeat,very useful! thank you !

Not detailed enough

Really too fast for newbies

why you using imperial in 21st century

i think my grid is too small when i draw on it the wall goes to the orbit, how do i fix that

what

Bella spiegazione, complimenti

Thanks this has given me a good start with arch. I have been using part design and sketcher with good result for a while. But what i cant understand with arch is just where is the window that i placed. I can see it but cant see any measurements describing location in the tree. If i move the window then the tree object describes how it moved but not its actual location. What am i missing. Thanks still working through your vids.

How do you increase the grid size and make the lines snap to the grid. My grid is 3/8ft long

For some reason whenever I try to build the wall, I'm getting an error saying <class 'TypeError'>: Line constructor accepts:
-- empty parameter list
-- LineSegment
-- LineSegment,double,double
-- Line,double,double
-- Point, Point
Any solution to that?

Thanks for the help. There's a lot of little things you just have to learn from someone else before you can really understand how the program works. And I appreciate you being the person that helped.