Richard Bowman

OK, so I've had a stab at a makefile in 9e443826d8cbf142cdb23d9b320fa7524b7259ee and it now works, at least as well as the old batch files did (in that it can now...

Thanks - I have been considering some more Python-based solutions, my problem so far is that OpenSCAD already puts a lot of people off; adding Python into the mix will...

OK, that makes a lot of sense. Currently all the makefile does is run a bunch of command-line OpenSCAD builds anyway, so that should be fine to do from a...

Great :) Each time OpenSCAD is run, it's only processing one file - the dependencies are there because the file uses "include" or "use" statements, which mean it depends on...

cool! That is indeed progress - but yes, I am using the latest version. I forget precisely what the changes were (around variables and things mostly) but I don't think...

Cool :) I've built it successfully so that all seems good - Unfortunately I'm going to have to wait for permission to run it, as I need a firewall rule...

Hello, just thought I'd say I (finally) have the port open to allow file sharing with the VM. I had to tweak the Dockerfile (changing apt-get dist-upgrade to add the...

Sure - I should just put it on my laptop; the problem is that my desktop (Windows machine) is so tightly managed, I can't connect to docker even when it's...

Success :) After much faffing about, I've succeeded in connecting to my Docker install. Turns out the missing link was forwarding a port from my host machine to the container...

Progress sincle I last updated here: * I can now build all the STL files with `make`. They come out, correctly named, in `builds/`. For now, I am still storing...