On 02.05.22 16:04, William F. Adams via Discuss wrote:
- is there a 3D version of the DXF format?
Yes, DXF can store 3D information but this is not likely to be
supported unless someone comes with a comprehensive DXF library
that's widely available.
Proprietary formats are a huge pain to work with.
- could colour-coding of SVGs be added export from OpenSCAD?
- could it be made possible to layer intersecting DXFs or
SVGs so that the manual re-arranging wouldn't be necessary?
- could there be a way to export open geometry --- all I
need for this is a line --- from OpenSCAD in a DXF or SVG?
Probably not as that contradicts the "Solid" part of the current
engine. I don't know if there's a reasonable way ignoring that.
OpenSCAD does that partially for STLs but that has all sorts
of problems on it's own.
ciao,
Torsten.
On 02.05.22 16:04, William F. Adams via Discuss wrote:
> - is there a 3D version of the DXF format?
Yes, DXF can store 3D information but this is not likely to be
supported unless someone comes with a comprehensive DXF library
that's widely available.
Proprietary formats are a huge pain to work with.
> - could colour-coding of SVGs be added export from OpenSCAD?
In theory yes.
> - could it be made possible to layer intersecting DXFs or
> SVGs so that the manual re-arranging wouldn't be necessary?
Yes.
> - could there be a way to export open geometry --- all I
> need for this is a line --- from OpenSCAD in a DXF or SVG?
Probably not as that contradicts the "Solid" part of the current
engine. I don't know if there's a reasonable way ignoring that.
OpenSCAD does that partially for STLs but that has all sorts
of problems on it's own.
ciao,
Torsten.