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    Openscad User Guide

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    The document provides instructions and examples for using different functions in OpenSCAD including importing STL files, moving, rotating, and scaling objects, creating basic shapes like cubes, spheres, and cylinders, performing boolean operations, applying colors, and using for loops. Key functions covered are import_stl(), translate(), rotate(), scale(), cube(), sphere(), cylinder(), difference(), union(), intersection(), color(), and for loops. Examples are given for each function's syntax and parameters.

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    The document provides instructions and examples for using different functions in OpenSCAD including importing STL files, moving, rotating, and scaling objects, creating basic shapes like cubes, spheres, and cylinders, performing boolean operations, applying colors, and using for loops. Key functions covered are import_stl(), translate(), rotate(), scale(), cube(), sphere(), cylinder(), difference(), union(), intersection(), color(), and for loops. Examples are given for each function's syntax and parameters.

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    The document provides instructions and examples for using different functions in OpenSCAD including importing STL files, moving, rotating, and scaling objects, creating basic shapes like cubes, spheres, and cylinders, performing boolean operations, applying colors, and using for loops. Key functions covered are import_stl(), translate(), rotate(), scale(), cube(), sphere(), cylinder(), difference(), union(), intersection(), color(), and for loops. Examples are given for each function's syntax and parameters.

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    Openscad User Guide

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    Jose Sanchez
    The document provides instructions and examples for using different functions in OpenSCAD including importing STL files, moving, rotating, and scaling objects, creating basic shapes like cubes, spheres, and cylinders, performing boolean operations, applying colors, and using for loops. Key functions covered are import_stl(), translate(), rotate(), scale(), cube(), sphere(), cylinder(), difference(), union(), intersection(), color(), and for loops. Examples are given for each function's syntax and parameters.

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    OpenSCAD User GUIDE

    STL INSERTAR

    import_stl("XXXX.stl");
    VARIABLES

    deck = [64, 89, 18]; cube(deck);


    MOVER

    translate([0, 0, 30])OBJETO
    ROTAR

    rotate(a = deg, v = [x, y, z]) OBJETO rotate(a=[0,180,0]) OBJETO rotate(a=45, v=[1,1,0]) OBJETO
    ESCALA

    scale(v = [x, y, z]) OBJETO scale([0.5,1,2] OBJETO


    OBJETOS

    cube([X,Y,Z]); cube(size = 1, center = false); cube(size = [1,2,3], center = true);


    Parameters size Decimal or 3 value array. If a single number is given, the result will be a cube with sides of that length. If a 3 value array is given, then the values will correspond to the lengths of the X, Y, and Z sides. Default value is 1. center Boolean. This determines the positioning of the object. If true, object is centered at (0,0,0). Otherwise, the cube is placed in the positive quadrant with one corner at (0,0,0). Defaults to false

    sphere(R); sphere(r = 1); sphere(r = 5); sphere(r = 10);


    Creates a sphere at the origin of the coordinate system. The argument name is optional. Parameters r

    Decimal. This is the radius of the sphere. The resolution of the sphere will be based on the size of the sphere and the $fa, $fs and $fn variables. For more information on these special variables look at: OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Other_Language_Features $fa Angle in degrees $fs Angle in mm $fn Resolution

    cylinder(h=40, r=10); cylinder(h = 10, r1 = 10, r2 = 20, center = false); cylinder(h = 10, r1 = 20, r2 = 10, center = true); cylinder(h = 10, r=20); cylinder(h = 10, r=20, $fs=6);
    Creates a cylinder or cone at the origin of the coordinate system. A single radius (r) makes a cylinder, two different radi (r1, r2) make a cone. Parameters h Decimal. This is the height of the cylinder. Default value is 1. r1 Decimal. This is the radius of the cone on bottom end. Default value is 1. r2 Decimal. This is the radius of the cone on top end. Default value is 1. r Decimal. The radius of both top and bottom ends of the cylinder. Use this parameter if you want plain cylinder. Default value is 1. center boolean. If true will center the height of the cone/cylinder around the origin. Default is false, placing the base of the cylinder or r1 radius of cone at the origin. $fa Angle in degrees $fs Angle in mm $fn Resolution

    OPERACIN

    difference() { cube(30, center=true); sphere(20); } union() { cylinder (h = 4, r=1, center = true, $fn=100); rotate ([90,0,0]) cylinder (h = 4, r=0.9, center = true, $fn=100); }

    intersection() { cylinder (h = 4, r=1, center = true, $fn=100); rotate ([90,0,0]) cylinder (h = 4, r=0.9, center = true, $fn=100);

    COLOR

    color("red") cube(); color([1,0,0]) cube([2,3,4]); translate([3,0,0]) color([0,1,0]) cube([2,3,4]); translate([6,0,0]) color([0,0,1]) cube([2,3,4]);
    For Loop

    for (z = [-1, 1]) // two iterations, z = -1, z = 1 { translate([0, 0, z]) cube(size = 1, center = false); } for ( i = [0 : 5] ) { rotate( i * 360 / 6, [1, 0, 0]) translate([0, 10, 0]) sphere(r = 1); } for(i = [ [ 0, 0, 0], [ 10, 20, 300], [200, 40, 57], [ 20, 88, 57] ]) { rotate(i) cube([100, 20, 20], center = true); }

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