@hrgdavor yes, the method I used was what was available but any other could replace it. The purpose is to get data from the embedded jscad script and create a pdf file from it that can then be downloaded or directly viewed into the browser.

@z3dev That's cool designs. Maybe you can add links to open them in JSCAD like minion googles Which reminds me that I have such links on several places but with old site that I need to replace.

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

@ksanger welcome Correct. The 'OpenSCAD' conversion to JSCAD has been decommissioned. The code is very old and needs some extensive maintenance / enhancements. Your students should be able to use the new website easily; www.openjscad.xyz The 'syntax' to create a new design is slightly different but there's plenty of documentation. User Guide API reference

Update: This was fixed after I upgrade the chrome to version 90. Thanks.

@Pippo-LoVe as mentioned, JSCAD focuses on designs for 3D printing, and therefore colors are essential. Colors are assigned to a geometry / shape after completing all operations. Colors can also be assigned to individual polygons on 3D geometries. Having said the above, textures may be possible. But there have not been many requests for this support.

@kenianbei Super! This looks really nice. I’ll try it out by embedding a simple design into a simple HTML page. FYI, V2 JSCAD has been released.

Finally I made it fit into one file using obj2jscad.js. It can be seen here.

And for those that don't want to wait... here's the full URL, which adds a query parameter to the end of the website URL. https://www.openjscad.xyz/?uri=https://thingiverse-production-new.s3.amazonaws.com/assets/46/e9/78/fe/f6/parametric_butt_hinge_3.7.js

I love the idea of putting all the docs in markdown in the git repo itself. The original site could also be hosted in gh-pages branch. There are a bunch of tools to convert markdown to html, so they could be optionally embedded in the app. As a stopgap, for anyone needing V1 - there's a copy over at https://creator.buildbee.com JFo

Nice collection! Might have a look at JSCAD hardware and MakerJS. Some parts of JSCAD hardware have been included in Buildbee MakeCode (which is V1 JSCad based). JFo