I don't think there's anything like that really, aside from thingiverse
customizer level of functionality.

It would be interesting if OpenSCAD could be compiled into WebAssembly.
I've never tried something like that, but I have a feeling that all the gui
dependencies Qt, OpenCSG/OpenGL, etc would need too much overhaul.

Hans

On Sat, Nov 23, 2019 at 1:42 PM jon jon@jonbondy.com wrote:

On 23.11.19 20:42, jon wrote:

I'm not aware of any big ones. There seems to be some
work going on by Autodrop3d to provide that, but I have
no idea what the state is.

https://twitter.com/autodrop3d/status/1191124430325526528

I just found: https://g3nius.org/openscad-web-editor/

And there's also https://www.rollapp.com/app/openscad which
is like running OpenSCAD on a remote server, I believe.

It would be great to see some more of that, e.g. integration
with or similar service as https://godbolt.org/ and maybe
real browser version like the old fabfabbers version.

ciao,
Torsten.

Torsten:

Thanks!  I found the g3nius one but had no idea what to do with it.  I
tried clicking on the Browse, but that did not help.  I was expecting to
either be able to open an edit box to copy-and-paste my source code, or
be allowed to select a local file.   Requiring that the code is in a
github repository seems a bit restrictive.

Jon

On 11/23/2019 3:23 PM, Torsten Paul wrote:

This is based on https://github.com/EiNSTeiN-/openscad-js, which is a partial JS implementation of OpenSCAD using csg.js as a backend.

-Marius

Thanks!  Everything I put into this results in a mass of cryptic and
un-helpful error messages.

On 11/23/2019 3:38 PM, Marius Kintel wrote:

One way that I solve this is by using a remote control program such as teamviewer (free for personal use) or Splashtop.  You run the listener on your PC, then run the viewer on the tablet. I know that Splashtop will run directly in the Chrome browser. Then you can remote control your PC from the tablet from anywhere that has internet.  This means you can use any programs on your desktop “from” your tablet.  You do have to keep your desktop pc running (no sleep mode) while you are traveling.

I used ScorchCAD on my Android tablet last year.  Available in the Google
Play store.
It's supposed to have most but not all of the functionality of desktop
OpenSCAD but at an older version.
It worked ok for me last year (save often!) but I couldn't get it to
generate the model I copied over a few weeks ago.  I just haven't looked at
it since.
Also serves as an STL viewer.