The create button opens the new empty macro file in FreeCAD where you can paste the contents you copied earlier (Ctrl + V on windows). In this example, instead of Macro_findConfigFiles you would enter findConfigFiles.īut no matter what name you use the macro will run the same. Give the macro a name, preferably the original name without the Macro_ in front of it. In FreeCAD open the Macro menu -> Macros dialog and click the Create button. Highlight the code and copy to the clipboard (Ctrl + C on windows). Go to the wiki page containing the script for the macro you want to install. The method to install macros will work no matter where the Macro folder is unless perhaps there are issues with write permissions. Also contained there is the default Macro folder, but if you have chosen a different location for macros, that's okay, too. I suggest Macro_findConfigFiles because this one will open your folder containing the Mod folder, which is where you can install workbenches manually. Go to Macros_recipes to see which macros are available. In the meantime until you get it working here is how to install manually. The addon manager certainly makes it easier and more convenient, but for a time there was no such thing and all had to be installed manually.

Is there a particular macro you wish to install? It can be done manually without the addon manager. Maybe you have git installed there and FreeCAD is trying to use it, but I'm just guessing here. Maybe cygwin somehow is involved in producing the invalid path.

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