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Tips, Best Practices and FAQ
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Although there are countless ways to create objects with build123d, experience
has proven that certain techniques can assist designers in achieving their goals
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.. _are_glob_imports_bad_practice:
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Isn’t ``from build123d import *`` bad practice?
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Before getting to the CAD operations, this Lego script needs to import the build123d
environment. There are over 100 python classes in build123d so we'll just import them
all with a ``from build123d import *`` but there are other options that we won't explore
all with a ``from build123d import *`` but :ref:`there are other options <are_glob_imports_bad_practice>` that we won't explore
here.
The dimensions of the Lego block follow. A key parameter is ``pip_count``, the length