I should have mentioned that if you want to SUBTRACT from an imported STL model, you can put the import() as the first line in a call to difference(). Example: difference() { import("SomeModel.stl"); ...shapes to subtract... }
@@MostlyBuilds no worries, it was maybe 5 minutes of changing variables before I saw where I was going wrong. Today was the first day I decided to actually *learn* openscad, so worse than that is still bound to happen 😂
I should have mentioned that if you want to SUBTRACT from an imported STL model, you can put the import() as the first line in a call to difference(). Example:
difference() {
import("SomeModel.stl");
...shapes to subtract...
}
This was exactly the tip I needed. Wish I had skipped to the comments to find it instead of figuring it out myself lol
Sorry!
@@MostlyBuilds no worries, it was maybe 5 minutes of changing variables before I saw where I was going wrong. Today was the first day I decided to actually *learn* openscad, so worse than that is still bound to happen 😂
Hah I gotcha. Well good luck!
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