@cdub I had overlooked the 'relativeTo' parameter of the rotate function. It makes sense now.

@hrgdavor and @platypii. Thank you for your contributions and for sharing the repos. The work completed here is certainly impressive. I look forward to digging into the code to learn other creative and productive ways of using the JSCAD viewer. The https://jscad.app has a fresh modern cad application feel. Especially with the addition of the orientation cube.

@Andreas-Plesch jscad.app is just a new prototype, not yet part of official jscad, I did not implement /remote ... it is meant for fetching remote scripts you can report issues on jscadui git or ask on discord.

@Jason-Sprouse hmm...

The website doesn't have a backend service/process. Everything is handled by the browser, including loading designs.

The only trick is for designs provided an a URL parameter. In this case, the URL is posted to a little script that reads the contents, stores the file locally, and returns the URL to the local file.

Of course, some other backend service could be added.

@Jason-Sprouse Not a problem. As you mentioned, the engine has to be taught first. How can we make that happen?

FYI, if the results are saved and made available on the web, then the design can be posted to the JSCAD website. I do this for my designs at Thingiverse.

https://www.openjscad.xyz/?uri=https://www.thingiverse.com/download:9621826

@Jason-Sprouse Love the idea! There are lots of reasons to use AI, and most are for research or learning purposes.

You might want to start with some examples. Such as "show me how to use JSCAD circles?" Or even more complex examples.

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Wouldn't that also be displayed in the browser stack trace?

@gilboonet cool, combining it into single app would be awesome one day

@z3dev I periodically mention discord channel to ppl, so we could from time to time also mention this forum to users on those git tickets.

@rozek hope that you are still using JSCAD.

there are some changes to vectorChar and vectorText, which will become part of V3 JSCAD. if you have time then please take a look.

https://github.com/jscad/OpenJSCAD.org/pull/1252

Thanks! I also send an announcement the x3d-public mailing list.

@Richard-Rouse Welcome to the user group.

Looks like you have integrated parts of the V1 website into your custom website. It must have been a fun project.

V1 is still available, but this version is not being maintained any more. If you really need it then check out the V1 branch.

V2 is the currently available, and maintained version. This is totally different and you will have to start again. Sorry.

There's a super small viewer available in the regl-renderer directory. Please see the README for additional information.

Let us know if you have questions. There are several people who have created custom websites.

@z3dev that is exactly type of projects I want more jscad users to be able to do. It will likely be able to benefit from some of the resopnsiveness improvments I am making.

Thanks to the browser cache I was able to run the script again and it already had all values loaded and I only needed to change the slider that was badly positioned.

@gilboonet vool 🙂 . Nice to see it working

@z3dev I finally resolved it by not using transforms and directly compute the center of the rectangles, that way the geometry sides were ok without any need to transform. I hope to be able to reuse that code for same kind of simple designs.
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@gilboonet the example looks fine. You can create, rotate, transform all the math objects..

Now comes the fun part... curves, distances, etc. There are little tidbits of logic throughout the library. You can find some of the basic calculations in the primitives, I.e. arc, circle, sphere, etc.

And of course, let us know if you have questions.

@hrgdavor That would be great. For the moment I'm certainly going to try to do the same thing using svg into vanilla js.