Multicolor models for #OpenSCAD !

Mostly. You have to ensure there are no coplanar surfaces or the renderer can get confused. But still, this is way better than the hacky one-color-at-a-time rendering (and don't screw up the alignment!

https://modelrift.com/blog/multicolor-3mf-export

How we added multicolor 3MF export to ModelRift | ModelRift Blog

Getting color information from OpenSCAD's color() calls into a slicer-ready 3MF file is messier than it looks. Here's how we built it.

ModelRift โ€” OpenSCAD code editor & AI 3D model builder
@ianp5a @LovesTha I've managed to mash-up a few designs (like attaching #gridfinity bases to existing designs) in #tinkercad but so far my experiences with #freecad have been frustrating. I suspect once there are more tutorials for the latest release that will help but for a novice like me tinkercad works really well. The advantage of adding the handles to a parametric baseplate in #openscad was I didn't have to redo for each grid layout.

Excited to announce the new era of terminal apps! ๐ŸŽ‰

๐Ÿ€ **ratSCAD** โ€” CAD for the terminal!

๐Ÿง€ Terminal IDE for OpenSCAD with live 3D previews.

๐Ÿฆ€ Made possible by Ratty terminal: https://github.com/orhun/ratty

โญ GitHub: https://github.com/qewer33/ratscad

#rustlang #ratatui #tui #3d #openscad #terminal

Working in code is much easier than trying to align and drop things with the #freecad tools. I need a better way cut out the excess though - some sort of plane operation? I think I'll use more #openscad in future. https://github.com/stsquad/gridfinity-rebuilt-openscad/tree/add-handle
Today I'm experimenting to see if I can avoid learning #freecad and instead just #vibe in #openscad to add handles to a #gridfinity baseplate.
I love it when a plan comes together... #CatEars #BadgeLife #OpenSCAD

Just designed and printed a vinyl record stand, but somehow something went wrong while printing ๐Ÿค”

#3dprinting #vinyl #OpenSCAD

#openscad to the rescue!
So, I'm making a replica of a double-neck #microtonal instrument Angine de Poitrine are using. I've spent unforgivable amount of time basically doing photogrammetry on photos and videos that can be found online, but ended up not copying the shape precisely anyway, even though I could.
Now I've written a terrible #OpenSCAD script that divides the SVG file into pieces and skeletonizes them to be printed in the next couple of days. This 3d-printed template will be used with a router to cut the body shape out of a block of wood.
I start to slowly realize how long this project can take. Easy from a guitar-makers point of view, but designing and 3d-print all the jigs and templates (like for routing the pickup and neck pockets) will definitely cost me an extra couple of weeks.
#AngineDePoitrine