Topics created by z3dev

I forgot to mention that the renderer now includes a packaged library. See 'packages/utils/regl-renderer/dist/reglRenderer.js' This library can be used standalone in websites to render JSCAD geometries. This is for developers that want to implement other javascript components, like React.js based components, etc.

I applied the update, and it's ok. Thank you for the commands to run, I only knew about git pull, not the two other commands.

Thank you for the Windows fix It is working great for me now.

@z3dev for my purposes the type of api doesn't matter much, because I use a preprocessor (currently python, may be something like livescript in the future) that can generate whatever I need. Ideally I would use the lowest level. That said, I could eventually use javascript as a frontend directly. It's a whole different situation with jscad compared to openscad as a backend. My preprocessor generates a tree internally (which seems to be very similar to the vtree). So, the transition to jscad could also be from my tree to vtree... btw. I already created a new thread for further discussions, because I thought it would not fit well under "V2 hulls"): v2-status-and-testing-environments

That's very good job, looks promising.

@z3dev This looks absolutely amazing ! Lots of uses cases (I am a sucker for 2d in 3d haha)

@torejorg that is a very good point that we did not consider like that, but perhaps instead of having it as a parameter for cylinders we could (emphasis on "could") have a 'skew' operation (like translate & co), or even just leverage the transform (transformation by a 4x4 matrix) to achieve a similar result ? I am not aware of how limiting/acceptable that would be to be honest