@z3dev I update the docs with "npm run docs" and now documentation about color is available.

@William-Adams that is very nice indeed ! Jscad is just a shorter name and less of a mouthful, either is fine @benkei it does indeed work like that, the parameter definitions are parsed by the internals of jscad to be displayed in the UI

@hg42 you might be able to use the regl-renderer module directly. there's a couple of demo applications, which could be tweeked to reload a design.

There was only a very small difference ... diff main.jscad /Users/wf/source/scad/testinclude/main.jscad 6c6 < return myLib().b(2); --- > return myLib.b(2); I 'v fixed the dockerized github repo and will try to fix the wiki now, too. Thanks for all the help finally I am going to work on my own designs now ...

@wolfgangfahl To make it work without having to move examples folder, you can run it from your local webserver. I did so from my local apache http server

Roger Clark Thanks Eduard for the link to the voronoi sphere I've been looking at stuff like http://toxiclibs.org/2011/12/metworks-workshop-facade/ and also Radiolarians e.g. http://i.materialise.com/gallery/radiolarian-lamp which can be generated proceduarlly

@z3dev for my purposes the type of api doesn't matter much, because I use a preprocessor (currently python, may be something like livescript in the future) that can generate whatever I need. Ideally I would use the lowest level. That said, I could eventually use javascript as a frontend directly. It's a whole different situation with jscad compared to openscad as a backend. My preprocessor generates a tree internally (which seems to be very similar to the vtree). So, the transition to jscad could also be from my tree to vtree... btw. I already created a new thread for further discussions, because I thought it would not fit well under "V2 hulls"): v2-status-and-testing-environments

@z3dev Hello, I didn't open an issue because it's V1, but I will do it so we could keep track of the solution I used. Yesterday I tried my little html5 app on my android tablet with Firefox and it works perfectly even the PDF creation part

@gilboonet thanks for the links... When I find some free time, I will definitely dig into it. Currently, I have too many projects in parallel, to add another fascinating one

@kaosat-dev At first I tried to use a 10K triangles model but as it didn't render I downscaled to 5K, 3K, 2K then 1K. And after, I made another model with 2x more slices that this script was unable to render even with a 1K model, so I changed the script to make it render chunks of slices, and it was ok. I suppose it could work with higher resolutions models.

*Project ID: M0302 OpenJSCAD.org Thank you for applying for Maker Faire Tokyo 2019. We are glad to notice that your exhibit is accepted. We are looking forward to meeting you in Tokyo!* So, it’s now official! Let me know if anyone wants to attend.

@kaosat-dev thanks for your reply i haven't test it yet (I just saw it today). i will tell you if it's works for me. Best regards

Nevermind, I fixed everything simply by using triangles instead of polygons.

@viktor-hedefalk said in Vanilla js/npm in browser?: Or does it resolve those at upload time? Gonna test that… No, it can't do that? That would be the worst security thing ever on a browser to allow… Just watched the tutorial series to the end of part 4 - and the cliffhanger for part 5: https://youtu.be/hnLLNmP_mzA?t=646 "In the next part we will get to how you can split up your design into multiple files…"

thanks @z3dev. I made some bad assumptions about what docs were relevant

@torejorg that is a very good point that we did not consider like that, but perhaps instead of having it as a parameter for cylinders we could (emphasis on "could") have a 'skew' operation (like translate & co), or even just leverage the transform (transformation by a 4x4 matrix) to achieve a similar result ? I am not aware of how limiting/acceptable that would be to be honest

OK. I archived what I could down load using the crappy tools from Google. I’m pretty peaved at the results. Obviously, Google thinks that a bunch of monkeys can write software to download web content. SIGH

My code (obj2jscad) only reads a very simple OBJ file (only triangular without normals or textures) and take use of its facets materials groups. Materials are described into another file that I don't use but it could be done to read colors as materials simplest expression can be colors. True OBJ format is much more complex than that.