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openscad things
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for exercising my brain. openscad scripts can probably be llm generated but every chess game can be executed by an engine.
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For your information, I prefer haphazardly arctitected, spaghetti code MADE BY MAN !!!!
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I know it's got memory leaks ! I LIKE IT !!!
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:3 <3
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Each script is like a puzzle
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Its a plus because I have a 3d printer and can realize my code :D
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Here's a list of stuff I want to try out:
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- Knurled knobs (much easier to customize/parametrize than in conventional CAD software)
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- Milk crates (omg I love milk crates)
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- Gears: super good application for openScad because of how parametrizable they need to be. variations that are need are herringbone gears or worm gears
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- Polyhedra: math can calculate the angles for non-zero-thickness faces so they can be 3d printed and assembled. there's a ton of polyhedra but a good goal is probably a soccer ball or something (truncated icosahedron)
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- Chess pieces: definitely more artsy than engineery but could be a neat exercise
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- Badge holder: I just want to make a new one lol
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- Clasp cases: ive seen a few of these around and they look cute. i imagine open scad is really good at interconnecting parts because you can tune tolerance all over all at once
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- Traffic cone: who doesn't love traffic cones :3 (im just gonna do this one as a warmup because it should be pretty simple)
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