Modules in Scad4J

Published by pschatzmann on

I tried to build some complex models with Scad4J and realised that the generated code  is getting quite unreadable. So it would be useful if we could use modules to structure our models.

Here is an example how we can use the Scad4J library to build a first DRAFT of a simple RC airplane. We demonstrate how to use modules.

see also:

  1. Parametrized Cork Pals in Scad4J
  2. Small Servos for my RC Plane with Arduino
  3. Scad4J – A Parameterized 3D Quadrotor¶
  4. Hinges in Scad4J
  5. Solid Modelling for 3D Printing for the JVM in Jupyterlab
  6. A Simple Arduino Mavlink Drone Library for QGroundControl
  7. An OpenSCAD Kernel for Jupyter
  8. Implementing a Synthesizer for the Raspberry PI and the ESP32 – Introduction
  9. The Most Beautiful Radio Music Player for the ESP32
  10. Machine Learning on the Rasperry Pico
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