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### Windows:
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For Blender 2.93 to 3.1.0 :
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1. Download
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For Blender 2.93 download and install/unzip Freecad with python 3.7.3 libs [pylib 3.7][17]
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Or for Blender 3.10 download python 3.9 libs [pylib 3.9][42]
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Or for Blender 3.10 download and install/unzip FreeCAD with python 3.9.12 libs [pylib 3.9.12][43]
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Or for Blender 3.1.0 download python 3.9 libs [pylib 3.9][42]
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Or for Blender 3.1.0 download and install/unzip FreeCAD with python 3.9.12 libs [pylib 3.9.12][43]
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2. In Sverchok preferences dialog, in the `FreeCAD python path` field, enter freecad-python3-lib path that ends with `...\bin` and press the `Set Path` button.
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3. Restart Blender.
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3. Restart Blender.
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For Blender 3.2.0 :
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1. Download [miniconda](https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html)
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2. Open Anaconda Prompt (miniconda3)
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3. Navigate within the prompt to where you want your FreeCad library to be installed
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4. Run `conda create -p fc_env freecad python=3.10 --copy -y -c freecad/label/dev -c conda-forge`
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5. Within Blender, in Sverchok add-on settings, Extra Nodes tab, FreeCAD python path field, enter `your_path\fc_env\Library\bin`, where `your_path` is the path to where you executed step 4.
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6. Press the Set Path button next to the field
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7. Restart Blender
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### MacOS
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The current version of FreeCAD has a different version of Python (3.8) so you must use ```conda-forge``` to retrieve a version compiled against Python 3.7.
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