@juanccilleruelo cool! can you share the solution? is there a repository of source code that others can browse?

@z3dev thank you. For now I would only like create a viewer element within an angular application. Is there a release of v2 on the public npm registry? I've had a look but can't seem to find it. If not, please could you point me to instructions on how to build it? I'd like to host it on my private registry for the rest of the work I intend to do.

@juanccilleruelo thanks for pointing that issue. the link has been changed.

@Cid-Zhang Thanks! And, welcome! Your models look very cool. I'm sure that others will enjoy creating various hinged shapes as well. Please let us know if you need some assistance with JSCAD. There are lots of very experienced users in the group.

@sheffieldnick this would be a nice addition, but V2 is the main focus now. we would welcome changes to make this part of V2.

@irevdev welcome! the README files for the packages will provide some information on installation and initial use. See packages/cli, packages/web, packages/desktop the currently available application (www.openjscad.org) is on the master branch. and there is major development on V2 branch. we are asking for people to become 'early adopters' if interested in V2. there's been some good progress lately with the creation of the initial v2 packages. more to come in the next few weeks.

@paul-a-golder It may be because you have 2 files having a main function, the latter replacing the first one.

@kevinos welcome! The JSCAD model (code) is required as the compilation is completed by the browser. So, you will have to find ways to obfuscate the code.

@DrShoggoth This is great! Thanks for sharing!

@drew-pear can you provide the browser name and version? each has it's own set of quirks.

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

Welcome! Sure. There are several websites that already have custom layouts, custom controls, etc. Here's an example; http://www.knowhave.com/gear/worm.php

And the answer is... I'm broke I was treating the center({axes:[true, true, false]}, object) like the old object({center:[true,true,false]}) which is not the case since primitives are now created centered at [0,0,0] by default. Since the primitive is created centered by default at [0,0,0], changing the axes on a new part doesn't really have an effect. Picking a consistent default is probably the 'right thing(tm)' to do since the old primitives where very inconsistent - round things like cylinders and sphere where centered on X/Y but not Z and cubes where created with a corner at [0,0,0]. Hopefully new docs will have little warnings for those transitioning from V1 to V2 and maybe some helpful examples for porting old designs over.

There have been several discussions about how to build transitions between shapes. Hull and Minkowski are good at combining shapes but don't really provide the workflow described here. Here's one from a while back.. Can we extrude arbitrary and changing 2D shapes along a 2D/3D path? I would hope that some of the folks here could provide some tips.

Hello, you can do something like what I did on this post : https://openjscad.nodebb.com/topic/104/slicing-again-simplifying-code.