Jeremy Wright

You could try the following. ```python import cadquery txt= cq.Workplane().text("TEST", 1, 1).faces("

@nesdnuma [Here](https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/tree/master/tests). Probably the best way to go about it is to search CadQuery's GitHub repo for the topic and then click on any test entries that come up. For...

I know this doesn't help with the multi-color aspect, but I'll leave this comment here for anyone who just wants to do a simple assembly export to SVG. To generate...

@adam-urbanczyk I believe this is related to this question on Google Groups: https://groups.google.com/g/cadquery/c/bcLNr3lK5_Q

cqparts has a `display` method that takes the place of `show_object`. https://github.com/cqparts/cqparts/blob/3302f2ccd56b92df2c368d924e6c843330712d70/tests/t_cqparts/test_display.py#L17

I personally would like to see the CQ ecosystem standardize on `show_object`.

Can you try extruding one of the profiles by itself instead of all of them at once? Are the wires maybe not closed for some reason?

@SDI8 You can try adding the dependency to meta.yml as well. https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery/blob/master/conda/meta.yaml

@SDI8 Where does this PR stand? Is it ready for review? I'm assuming this means zlib will need to be added to the dependencies in the various config files, correct?

@SDI8 Thank you for this, and thanks for adding information to the documentation related to 3MF support so that it doesn't have to be done separately. I checked out out...