I also noticed one can use, for example: cube([1,2,3],false); where "centre =" is implicit when one just uses true or false. It works for all the examples you have given.
Absolutely, I tried give the most "basic" version. So for example whereas just using your example is more compact and easier, it requires more understanding. It takes some knowledge to know the argument in that position is for centering the origin. Once you have that knowledge it feels quite silly typing "center=" every time. Thanks for adding valuable insight
Thank you! WARNING: Can't open library 'prandall_tools.scad'. Compiling design (CSG Tree generation)... WARNING: Ignoring unknown module 'stack', in file ../../Users/fogla/Desktop/x What should I do?
Sorry it took so long. This can be annoying. You will have to identify where your library folder is and make certain the library is within that folder. You can also copy the code out and place it directly into your code.
Thanks for the great tutorials, Paul!
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Hi Paul, congratulations with your 1000+ subscribers.
Keep 'em coming... Thx!
I also noticed one can use, for example:
cube([1,2,3],false);
where "centre =" is implicit when one just uses true or false. It works for all the examples you have given.
Absolutely, I tried give the most "basic" version. So for example whereas just using your example is more compact and easier, it requires more understanding. It takes some knowledge to know the argument in that position is for centering the origin. Once you have that knowledge it feels quite silly typing "center=" every time. Thanks for adding valuable insight
@@mathcodeprint I actually stumbled upon in by mistake by neglecting to put in "centre=".. Happy accident
Thank you!
WARNING: Can't open library 'prandall_tools.scad'.
Compiling design (CSG Tree generation)...
WARNING: Ignoring unknown module 'stack', in file ../../Users/fogla/Desktop/x
What should I do?
Sorry it took so long. This can be annoying. You will have to identify where your library folder is and make certain the library is within that folder. You can also copy the code out and place it directly into your code.