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  Release V3 Alpha : 2025 JAN 05

  There's a new release of JSCAD V3 Alpha, including changes from several V2 pull requests.

  Bug Fixes cli: rework logic for generating blobs, both singular and multiple as parts ([f88669b](https://github.com/jscad/Op io: fix io after V3 refactoring x3d-deserializer: corrected to accept commas as MF value delimiters x3d-deserializer: correcting caching of x3d attributes in createX3DParser, allowing continuous parsing of X3D file modeling: added geom3.fromPointsConvex() modeling: added new TS definitions for mat4, and adjusted doc strings modeling: added orientation option to polygon modeling: corrected checks of parameters to booleans modeling: corrected geom2 mirroring transform modeling: corrected parameter names to follow standards modeling: create scission.d.ts and update index.d.ts modeling: created TS definitions for splitPolygonByPlane modeling: fix ts definitions and ts hints in comments modeling: small fixes to comments and tests modeling: use modern typescript imports array-utils: corrected typescript definitions, added test:tsd script regl-renderer: define the entity type and corrected TS definitions Features 3mf-deserializer: initial version of 3MF deserializer and tests cli: reworked logic to use new io package exports and functions modeling: reworked exports to expose a flattened API modeling: renamed poly3 toVertices and fromVerticesAndPlane modeling: added Martinez library for 2D booleans, refactored 2D booleans modeling: added validate to slice, as well as measurements modeling: corrected vectorChar and vectorText options to align with the common API modeling: enhanced poly2 into a complete geometry modeling: preserve color for offset and extrude modeling: remove unused mat4 functions modeling: removed extrudeRectangular modeling: rename expansions to offsets, and unify expand into offset modeling: renamed poly3 toVertices and fromVerticesAndPlane modeling: rework orthonormal formula modeling: reworked exports to expose a flattened API modeling: reworked vectorChar and vectorText to return segments as path2 objects modeling: support nested array structures in the API regl-renderer: added rollup configuration to create ES6 bundle, adjusted imports and exports

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  @jscad/3mf-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/3mf-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/array-utils@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/cli@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/core@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/dxf-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/dxf-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/io@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/io-utils@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/json-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/json-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/modeling@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/obj-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/obj-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/regl-renderer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/stl-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/stl-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/svg-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/svg-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/x3d-deserializer@3.0.1-alpha.0 @jscad/x3d-serializer@3.0.1-alpha.0

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• Design Discussions

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  @z3dev said in Click to item for Callback/Event functionality:

  the focus of JSCAD is still 3D printing

  Yes, that aligns with what I am doing.

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  The reason that I was querying this capability is that in the above picture of a drill-tray example, made from a photo-scan, I want to put in different options for the hinge and lid made by clicking on the parts in the jscad ui.

  It's no big deal if it's not easy to achieve (as explained by @hrgdavor) in jscad at this point in time. I can resolve this some other way. I just thought it might be easy*

  Interestingly, I was able to find that there is a component that does what I need for gltf but I haven't been able to locate an Open-Source equivalent just yet. https://iconscout.com/gltf-3d-editor provides a simple click+transform+rotate component for their platform that does what I was looking for.

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  @hpb-htw Super! You understand well.

  Each package will have a slightly different version, as Lerna determines major/minor/fix versions by changes. The main package is never released so, the version stays the same, but should be 3.0.0.

  Please take another look at utils/regl-renderer package. The demo html files are slightly different in V3.

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  @shay-cerny Welcome

  This isn't exhaustive but lists some of the websites using JSCAD.

  https://openjscad.xyz/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=en:user_guide_help

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  I'd like to have the ability to load and save files to Cloud storage, (or a local ftp server).

  The reason is that if I'm working on a design and go away, I can't shut the computer down. It has to go onto standby.

  After working on Microsoft Teams and 365, they force you to get used to using a Cloud. So unfortunately, the openjscad.xyz system feels a bit clunky in comparison.

  Please consider at some point adding Cloud Load/Save if there is enough user interest.

  Here's a discussion about a Javascript code snippet where something similar is implemented.

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  Valine Zeigler
  Greetings Everyone!
  What video or website do you suggest for a total JSCAD beginner.
  Specifically, 5 middle schoolers were challenged to create ancient Egyptian artifacts using jscad.
  How do you suggest we begin?
  Thank you for any references.
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  Valine Zeigler Gilbert, Thank you so much. You were so helpful that I found Tinkercad. After watching your video I realized that jscad may be the next step for those who want to dive deeper after learning the basics. Have a great day!