@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.

It is nice to see more users and a new enviroment. @z3dev we should think about adding a section on jscad website with links to projects like this so other users that are interested in this way of interacting with jscad can find it.

@TerryGeng there are few of jscad fans also on discord, you may share your plugin there too. https://discord.gg/AaqGskur93

@Nathan-Apter I'm interested in doing some freelance work. I'm pretty new to the project though, but planning to build up my three.js and webgl skills anyway, so might be a good match. I'm going to send you a message.

default colors and transforms for babylon
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@Hermann-SW You are not alone! I had the same experience, back in March.

@z3dev got my first email from this user group 🙂 and daily digest. That is great news that you got this working.

@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.