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    OpenScad Exercises

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    1. This document provides instructions and exercises for learning basic 3D modeling concepts in OpenScad including drawing simple shapes like cubes, spheres, cylinders and using operations like translation, rotation, unions, differences, and intersections. 2. The exercises guide the reader to draw increasingly complex objects like a hexagon, triangle, and assembly of cubes using the modeling concepts and by applying color and transparency. 3. Later exercises involve using boolean operations to cut holes and combine objects, and applying concepts together to draw objects like a car and dice. The document aims to teach OpenScad modeling through a progressive series of exercises.

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    1. This document provides instructions and exercises for learning basic 3D modeling concepts in OpenScad including drawing simple shapes like cubes, spheres, cylinders and using operations like translation, rotation, unions, differences, and intersections. 2. The exercises guide the reader to draw increasingly complex objects like a hexagon, triangle, and assembly of cubes using the modeling concepts and by applying color and transparency. 3. Later exercises involve using boolean operations to cut holes and combine objects, and applying concepts together to draw objects like a car and dice. The document aims to teach OpenScad modeling through a progressive series of exercises.

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    1. This document provides instructions and exercises for learning basic 3D modeling concepts in OpenScad including drawing simple shapes like cubes, spheres, cylinders and using operations like translation, rotation, unions, differences, and intersections. 2. The exercises guide the reader to draw increasingly complex objects like a hexagon, triangle, and assembly of cubes using the modeling concepts and by applying color and transparency. 3. Later exercises involve using boolean operations to cut holes and combine objects, and applying concepts together to draw objects like a car and dice. The document aims to teach OpenScad modeling through a progressive series of exercises.

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    OpenScad Exercises

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    sweetsht nun
    1. This document provides instructions and exercises for learning basic 3D modeling concepts in OpenScad including drawing simple shapes like cubes, spheres, cylinders and using operations like translation, rotation, unions, differences, and intersections. 2. The exercises guide the reader to draw increasingly complex objects like a hexagon, triangle, and assembly of cubes using the modeling concepts and by applying color and transparency. 3. Later exercises involve using boolean operations to cut holes and combine objects, and applying concepts together to draw objects like a car and dice. The document aims to teach OpenScad modeling through a progressive series of exercises.

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    [Inglés básico]

    [CONSEJO
    pias
    Para crear tus pro
    s, haz
    tarjetas educativa
    derecho
    clic con el botón
    ciona
    en una foto y selec
    Sustit uir imagen ].
    Dog
    HELLO WORLD

    This is a cube of 10 mm. OpenScad works in


    millimeters.
    Cube is an action.
    Press F5
    OPERATORS: center
    RECTANGULAR
    PRISM
    SPHERE
    CYLINDER

    Change the different parameters to see what


    happens.
    exercise
    1.-Draw this figure with
    r=20 and h=10

    [Bicicleta]
    exercises
    2. Draw three different
    figures according to
    what we have learnt.

    3. Draw a triangular
    base prism.

    4. Draw a pentagonal
    base prism.

    5. Draw a pyramid and


    a tetrahedron. Find
    out the difference
    between them.
    COLOR
    COLOR /TRANSPARENCY

    EXERCISE
    6. Draw a cone in an original colour, use
    the cheatsheet to find the colour.
    Transparency 25%
    Modifier characters

    ● * Disable modifier
    ● ! Root modifier
    ● # Debug modifier
    ● % Background modifier
    ● // We use them to comment the programming
    lines.
    EXAMPLE
    TRANSFORMATIONS
    TRANSLATION (mm)

    translate([x,y,z)]
    TRANSFORMATIONS
    ROTATION (grades)

    rotate ([x,y,z])
    EXERCISES
    7. a) Draw a centered hexagon with
    h=5, r=40/2.

    b) Draw an equilateral triangle with


    the same height and radius like
    the previous one, but translated 50
    mm in X axis.

    c) Draw a cylinder with the same


    height and radius like the previous
    one, but in -50.
    EXERCISES

    8. Draw this image


    using what we have
    learnt so far. All the
    pieces are at the same
    height.
    EXERCISES

    9. a) Draw a cube of edge 10 mm,


    centered, red colour and
    semi-transparent.
    b) Draw other cube with the same size,
    centered in blue and rotated 45 degrees
    in Y axis.
    10. Now, rotate the set of pieces 90
    degrees in Z axis and get the figure
    shown at the second image.
    Symmetry

    With the command “mirror”, we


    get a symmetry in the axis
    where we write 1. In the below
    example, Y axis.
    EXERCISE
    11. Let’s get fun. Draw this figure. Use all
    we have learnt. Don’t do the mouth,
    you will do it in other exercise.

    PAY ATTENTION:
    BE CLEAN, if you start drawing the
    head, the first line will be:

    // Head
    BOOLEAN OPERATIONS
    UNION
    union () To join two or more pieces but
    don’t mixed them.
    EXERCISE
    12. Do a cylinder with h= 10 mm and r= 8
    mm. Do another one with the same
    height but r= 7mm to get the piece as
    shown in the image.
    BOOLEAN OPERATIONS
    difference ( )
    difference () . It makes the difference
    between the first figure and the
    second one.
    EXERCISE
    13. To the example of union, make it a
    hole of 8 mm.

    14. Make a similar piece as shown in


    the image below.
    BOOLEAN OPERATIONS
    intersection ( )
    intersection () Only the area in
    common is kept.
    EXERCISES

    15. Now, draw a car as shown in the


    picture.

    16. It’s time to make the mouth of the


    exercise 10.
    EXERCISES

    17. Now, draw this car as shown in the


    picture.
    MINI PROYECT

    Do the intersection between a cube of


    20mm and a sphere of 15 mm, you will
    get a dice.

    Now, do all the sides.

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