STL and how?
If you got errors:
DEPRECATED: Imported file (Turntable_V01.stl) found in document root instead
of relative to the importing module. This behavior is deprecated
Tried to find by google and forums how to do insted?
Resides in same library as my scad file
import("Turntable_V01.stl");
Still works watching ( F5) and rendering (F6 ) aslong as you ONLY have the
importline you can also export an stl.
But my goal were to modify the turntable ( F5 ) looks good ( F6 ) only
rendering my add ons???
I am lost, plz guide me right.
/Ice
=============8><=================
import("Turntable_V01.stl");
module plate(){
rotate([0,0,28])translate([19,9,0])cube([20,26,2]);
rotate([0,0,28])translate([84,2,0])cube([18.5,26,2]);
}
difference(){
plate();
color("red")translate([15,32,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
color("red")translate([77,57,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
}
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I'm trying to figure this out by reading the source code.
The DEPRECATED message is just a warning, not a fatal error. It should only
be issued if the import() statement occurs inside a *.scad file that is
include-d or use-d by another *.scad file, as discussed here:
https://github.com/openscad/openscad/issues/217
This means you haven't shown all of your source code; there should be two
*.scad files involved. The first is a "parent" scad file, which uses or
includes a "child" scad file, which contains an import statement.
The *.stl file should be in the same directory as the "child" scad file,
and not in the same directory as the "parent" scad file. If you do this,
the DEPRECATED message should go away.
Doug Moen
On 15 May 2016 at 06:27, iznogood icedizzy@gmail.com wrote:
If you got errors:
DEPRECATED: Imported file (Turntable_V01.stl) found in document root
instead
of relative to the importing module. This behavior is deprecated
Tried to find by google and forums how to do insted?
Resides in same library as my scad file
import("Turntable_V01.stl");
Still works watching ( F5) and rendering (F6 ) aslong as you ONLY have the
importline you can also export an stl.
But my goal were to modify the turntable ( F5 ) looks good ( F6 ) only
rendering my add ons???
I am lost, plz guide me right.
/Ice
=============8><=================
import("Turntable_V01.stl");
module plate(){
rotate([0,0,28])translate([19,9,0])cube([20,26,2]);
rotate([0,0,28])translate([84,2,0])cube([18.5,26,2]);
}
difference(){
plate();
color("red")translate([15,32,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
color("red")translate([77,57,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
}
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One step further.
Made an add.scad file with just a line ( below ).
Then instead of importing I included the file.
Results are the same the things I add will be viewed when I do F6 but looks
nice all toghether in preview (F5).
But no errors or warnings
The stl file can be found here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:37222/#files
Then It may solve something?
/Ice
============ 8><========= add.scad =========
import("Turntable_V01.stl");
---======
============8><========== turn_modified.scad===
include<add.scad>
module plate(){
rotate([0,0,28])translate([19,9,0])cube([20,26,2]);
rotate([0,0,28])translate([84,2,0])cube([18.5,26,2]);
}
difference(){
plate();
color("red")translate([15,32,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
color("red")translate([77,57,0])cylinder(h=30, d=4, center=true);
}
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On May 15, 2016, at 06:27 AM, iznogood icedizzy@gmail.com wrote:
But my goal were to modify the turntable ( F5 ) looks good ( F6 ) only
rendering my add ons???
This sounds a bit like this issue from the FAQ:
-Marius
Yup!
There it was.
A crappy STL-file ( they should not publish those... )
So sorry to bother you all but I have learned a lot.
I think I do my own from the beginning in openscad.
A shortcut is not always a shortcut.
Thanks again all.
/Lennie
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On May 15, 2016, at 13:27 PM, iznogood icedizzy@gmail.com wrote:
A crappy STL-file ( they should not publish those… )
Keep reporting those btw., and link to the files if you can.
Our longer-term goal is to be more robust at importing problematic files, e.g. through auto-repair, so the more examples we have, the better we can test this in the future.
-Marius