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Troberg
Tue, Nov 26, 2019 8:11 AM

kintel wrote

There's also http://openscad.net/ - which is basically OpenJSCad with an
OpenSCAD-like skin and default to .scad files.

While it works, it has some severe limitations, most important is that you
cant use include or use, which any reasonably complex project will use.

It's great for doing simple tests, though, or to make modules to add to your
standard lib. For example, I made a few variants of ogive modules (2D, 3D,
hollow, solid, truncated...) for my standard lib while flying to Dublin.

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kintel wrote > There's also http://openscad.net/ - which is basically OpenJSCad with an > OpenSCAD-like skin and default to .scad files. While it works, it has some severe limitations, most important is that you cant use include or use, which any reasonably complex project will use. It's great for doing simple tests, though, or to make modules to add to your standard lib. For example, I made a few variants of ogive modules (2D, 3D, hollow, solid, truncated...) for my standard lib while flying to Dublin. -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/