Sometimes you want to model a part up in the air, but want it to print or cnc cut in a particular orientation. A good example of this would be an assembly, you may have lots of parts that are not in thier printing orientation. Adding a toManufacturing closure will be called when you run To STL, or to SVG.
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| /.settings | |
| /.project | |
| /.classpath | |
| /.cproject | |
| /cache/ | |
| /*.class |
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| // Make a cube and put it up in the air | |
| CSG cubeInTheAir = new Cube(10).toCSG() | |
| .movez(30) | |
| .rotx(15)// rotate so it would not print well | |
| cubeInTheAir.setName("CubeInTheAir") | |
| cubeInTheAir.addExportFormat("stl")// make an stl of the object | |
| cubeInTheAir.addExportFormat("svg")// make an svg of the object | |
| cubeInTheAir.setManufacturing({ toMfg -> | |
| return toMfg | |
| .rotx(-15)// fix the orentation | |
| .toZMin()//move it down to the flat surface | |
| }) | |
| return cubeInTheAir |