@z3dev Bonjour,
j'ai bien réussi à créer cette forme avec les "paths / expand / offset".
mais cela me pose beaucoup de problèmes pour la suite, à savoir, le positionnement des perçages. En effet c'est compliqué car l'angle de pliage peut varier en fonction des utilisateurs.

J'ai trouvé une fonction OPENSCAD qui effectue exactement ce que je souhaite. Est-il possible de mettre cela en place sur JSCAD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xTjyYKtv4A
Je n'arrive pas bien à comprendre la logique de son code qui est "en vrac" dans la description de la vidéo.

Je vous remercie pour le temps que vous consacrerez à ma demande.

@Nathan-Apter ok, I upgraded by still not working.2024-05-04-050059.png

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 0_1560695657275_Capture d’écran de 2019-06-16 16-34-02.png

@z3dev the svg is here : https://github.com/gilboonet/gilboonet.github.io/blob/master/demos/demi_l.svg
What I'm trying to do is a composite volume made of half a revolution of extrudeRotate then extrudeLinear with the same shape. I was able to have both extrusion method return a volume, but they don't coincide.

@z3dev Got it! I'll try to update the engine with this:
https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/tree/master/packages/web

@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.

@z3dev 'class' element for sure is interesting as it will ease styling. About 'id', yes it must be used carefully to ensure that each object has its unique id, generally I use names forged from data (line between triangle 23 and 111 has id 'L_23_111', etc.). 'name' is deprecated so it's maybe wise to avoid it, on very old js code I remember i used 'tag', as svg doesn't use it, as svg can use custom attributes, it can be anything. And it would be really great to have exported svg from jscad with such fine details, because it will allow rework those outputs with great ease. I tried to use localStorage from a jscad script and it doesn't work, so my only other possibility would be to output to console.

@hrgdavor Yes that's this one. (the Maker comes with a fine-point blade and a rotary blade)

@kenianbei sad to see you leave. I do have pieces of code that convert jscad output to threejs meshes and it is now working wihout hacks in cadhub and integrated into react-three fiber

You seem to be stuck in the old documentation.

Please see the new website at www.openjscad.xyz, and from the help there are links to the User Guide and the API documentation.

@z3dev the .json

@z3dev
new issue
https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/issues/972

@z3dev Sadly, lines already have a color (red for cuts, maroon for mountain fold and green for valley fold).
Capture d’écran de 2022-01-23 10-07-15.png

Yes, this becomes quite limiting if one has to have users download, unzip, and drag & drop. Kind of defeats the purpose of projects. Also you'd have to deal with updates.
Very cumbersome for non-tech users.
It would be nice if you could include directories or even zip files in the URL.

@Ion-0 it was great to meet up. I'm totally impressed with the amount of effort and engineering that went into the web application. Really cool stuff!

Let us know how JSCD needs to improve to assist others.

@hrgdavor I tried that with openjscad.xyz and it did not work. But it does work with locally hosted demo.html !
Thanks, until now I had browser console open right, editor in middle and only half of 3D view left. After drag and drop, I can close the editor and see new graphs whenever I run node.tetra.js to produce a different x.jscad. So much easier to work now ...

@hrgdavor I have not tried project folder drag-and-drop into the web app. Will do.

Thanks

@danmarshall Looks great.

I can't get it to work.

It just reports "Error: Cannot find module 'jscad/modelling' when I run "node jscad-now" from my home directory on linux ubuntu.

Any ideas (yes I'm a developer but not a regular Nodejs user) ?

@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 🙂