OpenSCAD is very lisp like. It's basically just a series of functions that operate on primitives. I tried it out and didn't like it very much. Mostly because

OpenSCAD is very lisp like. It's basically just a series of functions that operate on primitives. I tried it out and didn't like it very much. Mostly because debugging your model this way isn't super efficient. CadQuery should be better, but they refuse to just release a standalone pip library, instead everything is distributed through anaconda which just breaks my existing library setup. Technically you can use miniconda I guess, but in reality if I'm going through that much trouble to set up software, it's probably just best to move on. I found FreeCad easier to install and use frankly -- especially the RealThunder AppImage version. https://github.com/realthunder/FreeCAD_assembly3/releases https://github.com/realthunder/FreeCAD_assembly3/releases