They’ll continue, but I think the next one will come out on Friday. So far I’ve covered the interface of OpenSCAD, 2D forms, and 3D forms.
My goal is to show people how to use OpenSCAD in a way that is intuitive and builds quickly on what was taught earlier, with a secondary goal of getting the reader to be able to make something useful as quickly as possible. Here’s the rough outline/idea of where I’m going:
- OpenSCAD interface
- 2D forms
- 3D forms
- Union/difference/intersection
- Rotate/mirror/translate/scale
- Variables/module
- Linear and rotational extrusion
- Using other programs to make using OpenSCAD easier (Sketchup, Inkscape, Notepad++)
- Include/libraries
- Conditional and Iterator Functions
I know I’m leaving a lot out of that outline. What would you like to see?