Gary MacKenzie
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Been messing with ''tinkercad'' too , which is more visual program, but aparently uses different logic.
With openscad each command is processed , then the next , in order you have them on the program list
so moving a piece up or down the list alters how it interacts with other pieces
In tinkercad for example , a hole overrides everything else, no matter when you added or deleted a piece, unless I am missing a way to lock pieces so that other things don't interact with them.
Now down the youtube rabbit hole watching tinkercad videos
Ok , different logic , a "group" is the solution , group two or more pieces including hole , and it becomes 1 logical piece so that hole in it doesn't affect other pieces.
With openscad each command is processed , then the next , in order you have them on the program list
so moving a piece up or down the list alters how it interacts with other pieces
In tinkercad for example , a hole overrides everything else, no matter when you added or deleted a piece, unless I am missing a way to lock pieces so that other things don't interact with them.
Now down the youtube rabbit hole watching tinkercad videos
Ok , different logic , a "group" is the solution , group two or more pieces including hole , and it becomes 1 logical piece so that hole in it doesn't affect other pieces.
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