@z3dev Thanks, I will change to subtract(a, a, b)

@kenianbei Super! This looks really nice.

I’ll try it out by embedding a simple design into a simple HTML page.

FYI, V2 JSCAD has been released. 😃

@z3dev There's one thing that still makes me use obj from my obj2jscad.js. It is that the deserialized obj loses the polygon vertices list and it needs to be rebuild from the geometries, unless I didn'k look at the right place. But as 99 % of the time the user won't use those data, I understand that the deserializer don't keep track of them.

We are planning to release on April 1st.

The only thing missing is the websites. 😔

@danmarshall AWESOME!!!!

This is a dream come true!!!!

@z3dev Hey! Thanks for the reply and the welcome, appreciated. I tried @danmarshall app and it works as I was expected. I tried the console.log with the web + debug console in safari and chrome (on mac) but didn't get anything printed.

It's any other post with other tools for debugging available or it's still in development? (I'm using vsc)
Thanks.

I have had similar thoughts about getting a drawing tool like this into jscad, I believe it could not only be useful for extruding simple shapes, but also, if constraints are possible, for the layout of all sorts of things.

This project looks interesting https://github.com/IjzerenHein/kiwi.js .. though I admit I dont quite understand how you would get anything complicated into the calculations.

@Dinther said in V2 Update 2021 Jan 02:

@z3dev Thanks for that. I have a few thoughts penned down myself and I see gilboonet posted his ideas too.

Would it be prudent if I start a new topic called "Sketcher" on the forum?

Please. Looking forward to the discussion and ideas.

@Blanca-Martínez Welcome!

Sorry. I don’t speak Spanish so please be patient.

You can ‘reload’ the page anytime. That should clear the page. And you can try another example.

Are you using www.jscad.xyz?

@Ion-0 That's great !

@tektio there are several people working with V2 JSCAD libraries now.

Here's one that I created to show how to use the viewer, as well as some of the common core functions.

https://github.com/z3dev/vue-components

Take a look at the General Discussions, as there's a thread started that lists some of the projects.

@tektio V2 JSCAD is very different then V1 JSCAD.

The old examples are no longer usable with V2 JSCAD.

Probably the best way to enabled two viewers would be through the use of the VUE components, but you'll have to write some HTML / JavaScript.

https://github.com/z3dev/vue-components

@z3dev I'm currently working with furniture models, they are all hand made. I sliced 8 models (they are available here https://github.com/gilboonet/designs/blob/master/MEUBLES/readme.md, each picture open the corresp. model into jscad) and they are clean because my scripts (slicer and unflattener) can only produce patterns for models without errors (holes, non-manifold). It's certainly my process that met an unhandled condition. To produce 2 axes imbricated crosspieces, I need to slice and then split slices that are made of multiple separated pieces because crosspiece cut need to be done for each piece. As you said it is too complex to debug. I need to simplify my process, maybe voxelization could help.

I finally understood what was happening, I inverted the colours parameter of Firefox to have white text and black background
Capture d’écran de 2020-11-30 16-51-13.png I put text in black and it's ok.

@hrgdavor Thank you for your code, it would be great to be able to load code and data like that then fire it. I hope it will be possible, with v1 I used gProcessor.setJJsCad() on an html/js app but here it is directly a jscad script.

@Alasdair-McAndrew I don't have any quick suggestions but will add some ideas whenever I come across something.

There is one trend for JSCAD... collaboration. There are lots of frameworks, websites, applications that can house small applets (I don't have a better term) , and making JSCAD work with some of those would be very cool. I've marked the related issues with a label called collaboration as well.