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Do you mean OpenSCAD and STL diffs side by side, and live edited, so when you change the code, you see the model change?
by iamwil 14y ago
Do you mean OpenSCAD and STL diffs side by side, and live edited, so when you change the code, you see the model change?
- bri3d 14y agoThat'd be most powerful as a learning tool (and a sweet "oh wow!" demo). However, just a GitHub-style +/- diff view on the OpenSCAD files next to the STL diff view would be awesome (basically like the GitHub commit-range/pull-request "files" view, but with STL support).
- iamwil 14y agoYes, I agree. I'll have to find space to fit it, but it makes sense to do so.
- kanzure 14y ago> Do you mean OpenSCAD and STL diffs side by side, and live edited, so when you change the code, you see the model change? Well, there's always openjscad. I don't think it was a direct port, though.
- iamwil 14y agoYup, OpenJsCad has the ability to do live editing, but it tends to render a bit slow when the models are somewhat more complex. It sends work back and forth to a background worker to generate the polygons, but it still has to send it all back to the main thread. Unfortunately, OpenJsCad doesn't seem to have a high rate of adoption among 3D printing modelers...at least not yet.