I'm not a touch-typist, so I try to save as many keystrokes as possible for operations I use a lot. I got REAL tired of opening a new instance of OpenSCAD, loading the basic BOSL2 library with a template. This may not seem like much, but when I do some coding and save it, I have to use the SAVE requester and navigate through filesystem drive make 3D OpenSCAD directory possible_subdirectories I can then save it. So I wrote a little script that I use a fair number of times each day. It's called ns (for 'new scad'). #!/bin/bash echo "include <BOSL2/std.scad>" >$1.scad echo "\$fn=\$preview ? 60 : 180;" >>$1.scad echo "" >>$1.scad echo "" >>$1.scad To use it, I cd to the directory I want it in, then just type ns cart_coin That places cart_coin.scad into the current directory. When I open it, it has this, followed by three blank lines. include <BOSL2/std.scad> $fn=$preview ? 60 : 180; Not sure how to do the same thing in Windows, but I'm sure it's possible. Hope it's of use to someone.