Hi ,
first i am very new to CAD so excuse my bug report if i made something wrong....
import cadquery as cq
res = cq.Workplane("front").box(50, 50, 50)
res = res + cq.Workplane("front").text("Front", 8, 26)
res = res + cq.Workplane("back").text("Back", 8, 26)
res = res + cq.Workplane("top").text("Top", 8, 26)
res = res + cq.Workplane("bottom").text("Bottom", 8, 26)
res = res + cq.Workplane("left").text("Left", 8, 26)
res = res + cq.Workplane("right").text("Right", 8, 26)
res = res.rotate((0, 0, 0), (1, 0, 0), 90) # Rotates the object 90 degree down so it works without touching in Cura Slicer and Super Slicer
cq.exporters.export(res, "test.step")
cq.exporters.export(res, "test.stl")
res = res.rotate((0, 0, 0), (1, 0, 180), 90)
show(res)
The rotate before exporting step and stl is required so it is aligned with 3d printer slicers.
The rotate before the show is required so i dont have to use the mouse to view to click on it.... so it looks good...
This puts everything in a good perspective....
The only problem is the LEFT/RIGHT are opposing.... (TOP, BOTTOM, FRONT, BACK are working correctly)
Hi , first i am very new to CAD so excuse my bug report if i made something wrong....
The rotate before exporting step and stl is required so it is aligned with 3d printer slicers.
The rotate before the show is required so i dont have to use the mouse to view to click on it.... so it looks good...
This puts everything in a good perspective....
The only problem is the LEFT/RIGHT are opposing.... (TOP, BOTTOM, FRONT, BACK are working correctly)