#Openscad gear library code#

Twisty Plastic Yeah, some form of name spacing support would help (or better yet, classes and names spaces).

#Openscad gear library code#

See also the last Fossies 'Diffs' side-by-side code changes report for 'gears.scad': 2015.03-3_vs_2019.05.ġ // Copyright 2010 D1plo1d 2 // LGPL 2.1 3 4 5 //test_involute_curve() 6 //test_gears() 7 //demo_3d_gears() 8 9 // Geometry Sources: 10 // 11 // gears.py (inkscape extension: /usr/share/inkscape/extensions/gears.py) 12 // Usage: 13 // Diametral pitch: Number of teeth per unit length. Belfry OpenScad Library has many shapes, masks, manipulators, and support for threading, gears, polylines and beziers. Yes, +1 using OpenSCAD’s functional programming features.

Chapter 5: Using multiple scripts and libraries.

Chapter 4: Introducing modules to organize the code. Chapter 3: Resizing models and more ways of combining objects. Chapter 2: Scaling the model and first steps for parameterizing models. As a special service 'Fossies' has tried to format the requested source page into HTML format using (guessed) OpenSCAD source code syntax highlighting (style: standard) with prefixed line numbers.Īlternatively you can here view or download the uninterpreted source code file. Chapter 1: A few words about OpenSCAD and getting started with the first object.