@patilanz Welcome,
Sorry, I didn't see this before.
DXF web editor. DXF is just a file format created by Autocad long long ago. There are many online websites that can read as well as create DXF files, including JSCAD.
Does that help?
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@patilanz Welcome,
Sorry, I didn't see this before.
DXF web editor. DXF is just a file format created by Autocad long long ago. There are many online websites that can read as well as create DXF files, including JSCAD.
Does that help?
The booleans are working fine but the orientation of the polygons are super important. You can check the orientation your self, but one of the easiest checks if volume().
Hope that helps
@sopatt Welcome
You don't have to worry about applying the transforms. That's done automatically before other operations like booleans, etc
You just have to position the shapes properly.
If you provide an example then we can help out. Also see some of the more complex examples.
@Mayank-Dogra Welcome!
There's a really simple demo in the regl-render folder. Take a look at that for an example.
There's a new release of JSCAD V2, including changes from several pull requests.
Thanks to @platypii for the really nice fix to the SVG deserializer.
Thanks to @hpb-htw for the documentation corrections.
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@sopatt Thanks for the feedback.
FYI, Most computations are based upon the glMatrix library (glmatrix.net)
I will double check but this is probably the same functionality as glmatrix.
There are a couple of JSCAD add-on packages available from NPM now.
@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.
@hpb-htw V2 uses Lerna to manage each package, including building and publishing the distributions to NPM. See the link in the main README.
As part of the build process. Lerna calls the build step of each package. This step uses browserify.
If you switch to the V3 branch then you will find that The build step is using rollup.
So, be careful. Don't mix the versions.
By the way, the CONTRIBUTING document explains how to setup, make changes, test changes, and submit changes back to GIT. Please follow the document.