This is the third run through of an #openscad C-Clamp organizer by #OpenAI #chatgpt5 This is an unprintable object with floating pegs for stacking and I'm not even sure it knows what a C clamp is.
I think we're safe from an existential threat.
A w sprawie klamerki… to klamerka o którą chodziło jest kompletnie nie do bielizny…
A co z tego wyniknie to się dopiero okaże. :D
Due to this topic coming up recently, we'll have a look at how #OpenSCAD supports typographic features some modern fonts have. A list of features can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_typographic_features along with a short description of what they do.
OpenSCAD supports enabling those features when specifying the font to use in the text() module.
The screenshot shows the different display of the "Linux Libertine G" font (https://www.numbertext.org/linux/) with "Small Caps" and "Oldstyle Figures" features enabled.
Another free #Gridfinity bin for your office desk published.
Gridfinity 2x2 bin for basic stapleless-stapler, with SourceCode for #OpenSCAD
https://www.printables.com/model/1378104-gridfinity-2x2-bin-for-basic-stapleless-stapler-wi
You can find these, and many other staplers that can be used without consumables online.
NON-affiliate link:
https://amazon.de/s?k=4%20Klammerloses%20Heftger%C3%A4t&i=office-products
It seems like if the object is in the middle, you can't see it. #openscad
used 1/F = 1/a + 1/b and ya/yb = -za/zb, basically.
But also a bit of a hack with the shapes, used the size changes to take an input shape of light, `hull`ing it to a central point and then adding `scale(-1)` which is does the end beyond the focus. The result is `intersection`ed to the relevant area.
The next input it made by using that shape and intersecting with the lens.(1/2)