Wow, really nice Pi project!! Have you published the full project
anywhere??
Rob
On 15/02/17 23:26, nop head wrote:
Another DRY technique I use is my connector modules take a cutout
flag. When it is true instead of drawing the connector they define the
shape of the panel cutout needed for it to be panel mounted. I then
have a pcb_components module that either draws all the connectors in
the correct positions or produces all the cutouts that can be
subtracted from a panel or case. E.g.
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hedefalk wrote
About Z-fighting - I haven't really seen the it as a problem. When I turn
it into an STL for printing with Cura it seems to be gone anyways - rather
it just proves I'm doing stuff exact rather than having unnecessarily
large
negative volumes… Is there a problem I'm not considering?
It is a preview artifact, but...
When doing CSG and having two faces exactly coplanar can cause CGAL issues.
On their own they are not a problem, but say you added another object that
covered part of the hole coplanar with the top, then it doesn't know if that
face is there or not. Often getting a non-manifold error. Similar issues
unioning two objects with coplanar faces, sometimes OK, but bite you in the
arse when you're not expecting it.
Experience says extend your cuts and embed you joins.
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