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Las ''preferencias del sistema'' de FreeCAD se encuentra en el menú Editar -> Preferencias. |
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FreeCAD functionality is divided into different modules, each module being responsible for the working of a specific [[Workbenches|workbench]]. FreeCAD also uses a concept called late loading, which means that components are loaded only when they are needed. You may have noticed that when you select a workbench on the FreeCAD toolbar, that workbench and all its components get loaded at that moment. This includes its preferences settings. |
FreeCAD functionality is divided into different modules, each module being responsible for the working of a specific [[Workbenches|workbench]]. FreeCAD also uses a concept called late loading, which means that components are loaded only when they are needed. You may have noticed that when you select a workbench on the FreeCAD toolbar, that workbench and all its components get loaded at that moment. This includes its preferences settings. |
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Revision as of 21:19, 5 December 2013
Las preferencias del sistema de FreeCAD se encuentra en el menú Editar -> Preferencias.
FreeCAD functionality is divided into different modules, each module being responsible for the working of a specific workbench. FreeCAD also uses a concept called late loading, which means that components are loaded only when they are needed. You may have noticed that when you select a workbench on the FreeCAD toolbar, that workbench and all its components get loaded at that moment. This includes its preferences settings.
The general preferences settings
When you start FreeCAD with no workbench loaded, you will then have a minimal preferences window. As you load additional modules, new sections will appear in the preferences window, allowing you to configure the details of each workbench.
Without any module loaded, you will have access to two configuration sections, responsible for the general application settings and for the display settings.
The display settings
FreeCAD is always in constant evolution, so the contents of those screens might differ from the above screenshots. The settings are usually self-explanatory, so you shouldn't have any difficulty configuring FreeCAD to your needs.
