Researching cnc workings better, seems like the conversion process is more involved and that DXF is a suitable format for generating CNC g-code from. DXF export from jscad is very reliable so far. thanks all for the replies

Hello Everyone,

I've started a JSCAD project when V2 wasn't even officially released and I can now share the project with everyone in the hope of motivating new developers to adopt this project.

Many thanks to the developers who made this possible!

The web app allows you to design remotely controlled airplane wings using classical rib & spar approach or even 3D print it the solid and/or the internal frame.

The tool is parametric with lots of parameters for wing shape, elements and spar positioning. Export is possible in PDF, SVG, DXF, STL formats.

You can find the project online at https://rcplanediy.com/wingdesigner The project is still in development.

@david-bolt one suggestion from what i've tried could be to set the camera position for regular perspective camera further away as an orthographic camera is just a perspective camera at infinity

@z3dev

Hello

I don't mind, I would be happy! I'm very grateful for this library and hope to be able to support it in the future.

When is the Faire ? Perhaps I find some time to add a gallery with some samples featuring the various capabilities and some bug fixing. If you'd like I'd happy to connect for a quick demo too.

Hello Everyone,

I've started a JSCAD project when V2 wasn't even officially released and I can now share the project with everyone in the hope of motivating new developers to adopt this project.

Many thanks to the developers who made this possible!

The web app allows you to design remotely controlled airplane wings using classical rib & spar approach or even 3D print it the solid and/or the internal frame.

The tool is parametric with lots of parameters for wing shape, elements and spar positioning. Export is possible in PDF, SVG, DXF, STL formats.

You can find the project online at https://rcplanediy.com/wingdesigner The project is still in development.

@danmarshall said in threejs integration:

renderer

I alao strongly feel like the rendering is much inferior to threejs and I am facing the same challenges - material lighting are way better in threejs. And thinking about somehow taking the output of jscad and drawing in threejs.

Researching cnc workings better, seems like the conversion process is more involved and that DXF is a suitable format for generating CNC g-code from. DXF export from jscad is very reliable so far. thanks all for the replies

@hrgdavor
thanks!!. i'll check it out as see what options are there

@z3dev hello
Thanks for the ansewe. I have poligons built, only targeting 2D shapes.

What i am looking for is a library or way to export from javascript a cnc common file.

I do understand that conversion from dxf or svg might be possible but I expect other issues as units or conversion issues and it could require an extra step.

Hello

I have some polygons I want to export in a common format for CNC cutting (2D).

Tried searching around, I know there DXF and STL export in jscad but could not find a straightforward library or way to export a polygon from JSCAD to a CNC format (like STEP).

Are there any options to accomplish this using jscad functions or an external library?

Thanks!

@gilboonet Thanks for the response. I believe you mean the "sides" are rendered using polygons. indeed they are lots of polygons. I might give that a try using the 2d constructive geometry. i've gotten the result right using the fromfakepolygons routine.

@z3dev
I have got it working using the routine pointed at by you. it was a bit confusing as it throws error for polygons with more than "2 dimension" and the axis was different.