Open Baehn opened 1 year ago
It's not possible, unless you're able to run fusion 360 in wine or in a VM or something.
@claussen reimplemented the parts in onshape, and has been doing a lot of work on the design though
@JesusFreke , Looks like a fun project, but I think you are giving me credit for work done by someone else.
oops, sorry about that! I meant @morganvenable. I believe he goes by claussen elsewhere, haha
Too late to the short username party here 😅
It's all good. Just want to ensure credit given where it's due.
@morganvenable: are your parts available somewhere?
Is it worthwhile to reimplement 3D model generation with CadQuery? It might be much easier for newcomers to make adjustments. What do you think?
Not to me personally, but I bet someone would appreciate it. The fine details I've had to get into in procedural CAD would've been pretty hairy in SCAD, and configuration management is pretty heavy too. Any workflow that doesn't give live, direct editing of the geometry you're looking at would've multiplied my work effort and time by... 10x? Soooooo many little fiddly bits.
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Hello,
I would like to generate all parts (i.e. corresponding stl files) on my linux machine which also means that I don't have access to Fusion360. Is this possible? For example, I tried to run "parts/cluster/cluster.py" with "lalboard.Lalboard()" as a context but this is not working.
I also tried running "run()" in "parts/export_parts.py" but I get the following errors:
(great work btw :smiley: )