Richard Milewski
Richard Milewski
I think it should at least be documented. It's not really obvious in the slicer so it's easy to wind up with a substandard print until you figure out what's...
OK. I understand the confusion that would lead to. In reality specifying a 12pt font doesn't yield the same size characters across different fonts in desktop publishing either. But... I...
On MacOS Mojave and Monterey, neither command-C nor copy from the Edit menu work for me. Copy from the context menu does. On Ubuntu 20.04 Ctrl-C does, copy from the...
Interesting idea! Especially when using the OBS Camera App on an iPad.
I can't imagine doing anything in OpenSCAD without BOSL2. I added an issue in https://github.com/Antyos/vscode-openscad/issues/38 asking for a 1-click open of the BOSL2 cheatsheet in the vscode-openscad extension to VSCode...
We're in the process of switching from adaptive bitrate RTMP to HLS for the live streams on AirMo. There are a couple of test pages on our staging server that...
Also fails on MacOS 10.14.6 in both Prusa Slicer 2.5.0 and 2.6.0 Alpha 2. Works ok on MacOS 11.7.2 in Prusa Slicer 2.6.0 Alpha 2.
Heightfield() arguments should parallel texturing arguments in cyl, linear_sweep, rotate_sweep, etc.
Could it be just extending cuboid() to allow textures and specify where with "faces = " much like rounding is specified with "edges = " ?
Heightfield() arguments should parallel texturing arguments in cyl, linear_sweep, rotate_sweep, etc.
I hadn't thought that through completely. But if you're texturing one face, you still have the same issue don't you?
Heightfield() arguments should parallel texturing arguments in cyl, linear_sweep, rotate_sweep, etc.
A heightfield attached to the top of a cuboid will fail an F6 render unless bottom < 0.