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#######################
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The build123d Examples
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#######################
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.. |siren| replace:: 🚨
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.. |siren| replace:: 🚨
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.. |Builder| replace:: 🔨
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.. |Algebra| replace:: ✏️
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.. |Algebra| replace:: ✏️
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Overview
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--------------------------------
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:link: examples-benchy
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Circuit Board With Holes |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/thumbnail_circuit_board_01.png
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.. grid-item-card:: Canadian Flag Blowing in The Wind |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/example_canadian_flag_01.png
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:link: examples-canadian_flag
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Canadian Flag Blowing in The Wind |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/example_canadian_flag_01.png
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.. grid-item-card:: Circuit Board With Holes |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/thumbnail_circuit_board_01.png
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:link: examples-circuit_board
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Clock Face |Builder| |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Clock Face |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/clock_face.png
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:link: clock_face
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:link-type: ref
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:img-top: assets/examples/thumbnail_build123d_logo_01.png
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:link: examples-build123d_logo
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Maker Coin |Builder|
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.. grid-item-card:: Maker Coin |Builder|
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:img-top: assets/examples/maker_coin.png
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:link: maker_coin
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Multi-Sketch Loft |Builder| |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Multi-Sketch Loft |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/loft.png
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:link: multi_sketch_loft
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Peg Board J Hook |Builder| |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Peg Board J Hook |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/peg_board_hook.png
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:link: peg_board_hook
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Platonic Solids |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Platonic Solids |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/platonic_solids.png
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:link: platonic_solids
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Playing Cards |Builder|
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.. grid-item-card:: Playing Cards |Builder|
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:img-top: assets/examples/playing_cards.png
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:link: playing_cards
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Stud Wall |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Stud Wall |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/stud_wall.png
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:link: stud_wall
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Tea Cup |Builder| |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Tea Cup |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/tea_cup.png
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:link: tea_cup
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:link-type: ref
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.. grid-item-card:: Vase |Builder| |Algebra|
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.. grid-item-card:: Vase |Builder| |Algebra|
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:img-top: assets/examples/vase.png
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:link: vase
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:link-type: ref
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:img-top: assets/examples/thumbnail_{name-of-your-example}_01.{extension}
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:link: examples-{name-of-your-example}
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:link-type: ref
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.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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.. Details Section
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.. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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:align: center
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The Benchy examples shows how to import a STL model as a `Solid` object with the class `Mesher` and
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The Benchy examples shows how to import a STL model as a `Solid` object with the class `Mesher` and
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modify it by replacing chimney with a BREP version.
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.. note
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.. note
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*Attribution:*
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The low-poly-benchy used in this example is by `reddaugherty`, see
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.. image:: assets/examples/example_benchy_03.png
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/benchy.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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This example creates the former build123d logo (new logo was created in the end of 2023).
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Using text and lines to create the first build123d logo.
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Using text and lines to create the first build123d logo.
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The builder mode example also generates the SVG file `logo.svg`.
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/build123d_logo.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/build123d_logo_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/canadian_flag.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/canadian_flag_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. _examples-circuit_board:
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/circuit_board.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/circuit_board_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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.. image:: assets/examples/clock_face.png
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/clock.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/clock_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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The Python code utilizes the build123d library to create a 3D model of a clock face.
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It defines a minute indicator with arcs and lines, applying fillets, and then
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integrates it into the clock face sketch. The clock face includes a circular outline,
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hour labels, and slots at specified positions. The resulting 3D model represents
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The Python code utilizes the build123d library to create a 3D model of a clock face.
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It defines a minute indicator with arcs and lines, applying fillets, and then
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integrates it into the clock face sketch. The clock face includes a circular outline,
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hour labels, and slots at specified positions. The resulting 3D model represents
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a detailed and visually appealing clock design.
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:class:`~build_common.PolarLocations` are used to position features on the clock face.
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.. image:: assets/examples/handle.png
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/handle.py
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/handle_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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.. image:: assets/examples/heat_exchanger.png
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/heat_exchanger.py
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/heat_exchanger_algebra.py
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.. image:: assets/examples/key_cap.png
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:align: center
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/key_cap.py
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/key_cap_algebra.py
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YouTube channel. There are two key features:
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#. the use of :class:`~objects_curve.DoubleTangentArc` to create a smooth
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#. the use of :class:`~objects_curve.DoubleTangentArc` to create a smooth
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transition from the central dish to the outside arc, and
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#. embossing the text into the top of the coin not just as a simple
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extrude but from a projection which results in text with even depth.
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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This example demonstrates lofting a set of sketches, selecting
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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This script creates a a J-shaped pegboard hook. These hooks are commonly used for
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organizing tools in garages, workshops, or other spaces where tools and equipment
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This script creates a a J-shaped pegboard hook. These hooks are commonly used for
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organizing tools in garages, workshops, or other spaces where tools and equipment
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need to be stored neatly and accessibly. The hook is created by defining a complex
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path and then sweeping it to define the hook. The sides of the hook are flattened
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to aid 3D printing.
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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This example creates a custom Part object PlatonicSolid.
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known since antiquity and named after the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.
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These solids are unique because their faces are congruent regular polygons,
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with the same number of faces meeting at each vertex. The five Platonic solids
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are the tetrahedron (4 triangular faces), cube (6 square faces), octahedron
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(8 triangular faces), dodecahedron (12 pentagonal faces), and icosahedron
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(20 triangular faces). Each solid represents a unique way in which identical
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polygons can be arranged in three dimensions to form a convex polyhedron,
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known since antiquity and named after the ancient Greek philosopher Plato.
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These solids are unique because their faces are congruent regular polygons,
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with the same number of faces meeting at each vertex. The five Platonic solids
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are the tetrahedron (4 triangular faces), cube (6 square faces), octahedron
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(8 triangular faces), dodecahedron (12 pentagonal faces), and icosahedron
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(20 triangular faces). Each solid represents a unique way in which identical
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polygons can be arranged in three dimensions to form a convex polyhedron,
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embodying ideals of symmetry and balance.
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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This example creates a customs Sketch objects: Club, Spade, Heart, Diamond,
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and PlayingCard in addition to a two part playing card box which has suit
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cutouts in the lid. The four suits are created with Bézier curves that were
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imported as code from an SVG file and modified to the code found here.
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This example creates a customs Sketch objects: Club, Spade, Heart, Diamond,
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and PlayingCard in addition to a two part playing card box which has suit
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cutouts in the lid. The four suits are created with Bézier curves that were
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imported as code from an SVG file and modified to the code found here.
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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are used to position all of objects.
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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This example demonstrates the creation a tea cup, which serves as an example of
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constructing complex, non-flat geometrical shapes programmatically.
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to create the main body of the tea cup by revolving a profile around an axis,
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a common technique for generating symmetrical objects like cups.
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* Sweep Operations: There are 2 occurrences of sweep operations. The handle are
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created by sweeping a profile along a path to generate non-planar surfaces.
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* Offset/Shell Operations: the bowl of the cup is hollowed out with the offset
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operation leaving the top open.
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round the edges for aesthetic improvement and to mimic real-world objects more
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operation leaving the top open.
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* Fillet Operations: There is 1 occurrence of a fillet operation which is used to
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round the edges for aesthetic improvement and to mimic real-world objects more
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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This example demonstrates the build123d techniques involving the creation of a vase.
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Specifically, it showcases the processes of revolving a sketch, shelling
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(creating a hollow object by removing material from its interior), and
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selecting edges by position range and type for the application of fillets
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This example demonstrates the build123d techniques involving the creation of a vase.
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Specifically, it showcases the processes of revolving a sketch, shelling
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(creating a hollow object by removing material from its interior), and
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selecting edges by position range and type for the application of fillets
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(rounding off the edges).
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* Sketching: Drawing a 2D profile or outline that represents the side view of
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* Sketching: Drawing a 2D profile or outline that represents the side view of
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the vase.
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* Revolving: Rotating the sketch around an axis to create a 3D object. This
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* Revolving: Rotating the sketch around an axis to create a 3D object. This
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step transforms the 2D profile into a 3D vase shape.
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* Offset/Shelling: Removing material from the interior of the solid vase to
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* Offset/Shelling: Removing material from the interior of the solid vase to
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create a hollow space, making it resemble a real vase more closely.
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* Edge Filleting: Selecting specific edges of the vase for filleting, which
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* Edge Filleting: Selecting specific edges of the vase for filleting, which
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involves rounding those edges. The edges are selected based on their position
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and type.
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.. NOTE 02: insert new example thumbnails above this line
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.. TODO: Copy this block to add your example details here
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.. _examples-{name-of-your-example}:
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.. dropdown:: info
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TODO: add more information about your example
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TODO: add more information about your example
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Builder| Reference Implementation (Builder Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/boxes_on_faces.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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:end-before: [End]
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. dropdown:: |Algebra| Reference Implementation (Algebra Mode)
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.. literalinclude:: ../examples/boxes_on_faces_algebra.py
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:start-after: [Code]
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