View this message in context: function-with-if-case- statement-tp18882p18926. The resulting GIF can then (if necessary) be cropped with GIMP. png myimage.gif Convert is part of ImageMagick. This PNG files can under Linux be turned into a gif via command line: convert -delay 10 -loop 0. When both branches are nested, your form is a better way: OpenSCAD can export the frames of animation into PNG files. My example only shows it applied to C so can be presented In summary, for aĬonstruct like: "f = (A)?B:C", next-level branch can be applied to either B Yea, that's a more complete version of what I presented. > This is how I lay them out for clarity, with tabs aligning the test, '?' On 4 November 2016 at 01:18, runsun wrote: View this message in context: tion-with-if-case-statement- tp18882p18890.html $ Apps: rollApp, blockscad, openjscad, on AWS ( pdf ) Isosphere ( 2 ), area, vol/center, RGB, CurvedImg, tests ( 2 ) ![]() Xl-control, type, rounded polygon, chfont, tailRecur ( 2, 3 ), Lerp, animation ( gif, prodVid, animlib ), precision ( 2 ), Tips: hash ( 2 ), matrix ( 2, 3 ), sweep ( 2, 3 ), var ( 2 ), 5.1.2 3D examples 5.2 union 5.3 difference 5.3.1 difference with multiple children 5.4 intersection 5.5 render 6 Chapter 6 - Other Functions and Operators 6.1 Conditional and Iterator Functions 6.1.1 For loop 6.1.2 Intersection For Loop 6.1.3 If Statement 6.1.3.1 else if 6.1.4 Conditional : 6.1.4. History Periodically the two manuals below get cleaned up or have major transitions. A 'cheat sheet' is a useful quick reference for the OpenSCAD language, with each item linking back to this Wikibook. $ Runsun Pan, PhD $ libs: doctest, faces ( git ), offlineĭoc ( git ), runscad.py ( 2, git ), synwrite ( 2 ) $ Fablab Lannion (France) edited a nice French-language interactive tutorial that you might appreciate. You can come up with very complex content but still easily readable Often chain them but put them in a structural format: ![]() OpenSCAD uses a cache and generally only the solid being changed must be rebuilt. Granted it will get very slow with complicated solids, but one can generally simplify by commenting out code to work in a specific area of the design. Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at . In animate view, OpenSCAD will constantly rebuild the solids. View this message in context: function-with-if-case- statement-tp18882p18890.html ![]() $ Runsun Pan, PhD $ libs: doctest, faces ( git ), offline doc ( git ), runscad.py ( 2, git ), synwrite ( 2 ) $ tips: hash ( 2 ), matrix ( 2, 3 ), sweep ( 2, 3 ), var ( 2 ), lerp, animation ( gif, prodVid, animlib ), precision ( 2 ), xl-control, type, rounded polygon, chfont, tailRecur ( 2, 3 ), isosphere ( 2 ), area, vol/center, RGB, CurvedImg, tests ( 2 ) $ Apps: rollApp, blockscad, openjscad, on AWS ( pdf ) You can come up with very complex content but still easily readable if empty > let( x=100, y=10 ) // you can even re defined x locally I often chain them but put them in a structural format:
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