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Re: [OpenSCAD] Export from OpenSCAD and import into Unity

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MichaelAtOz
Sun, Aug 2, 2015 7:24 AM

Hi,

Your post is still flagged "This post has NOT been accepted by the mailing
list yet. " so nobody on the mailing list gets it.

You need to check your  registration
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Re your issue.

The linear extrude makes it a 3D object. Comment it out and do a F6 to see
the difference.

DXF only does 2D AFAIK.


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