Over the top if you have one project with three > parts but I use it for all my projects and some have thousands of parts. > See https://github.com/nophead/NopSCADlib. It is aimed at projects where > all the parts are modelled, not just the printable STLs. > > Any parts that make STLs are made with a module with _stl suffix to its > name.

Diese ist bestimmt > durch die koordinierte Weltzeit unter Hinzufügung einer Stunde." > > If I interprete correct, this part implies clearly that MEZ = CET i s based > fix on UTC ! I can derive therefore that all countries using officially CET > are fixed to UTC as well !!

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On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 10:07 PM, Dan Rae wrote: >> > And BBC tv shows are not available (legitimately) for download or on demand > outside the UK anyway. What is your point? Would you prefer that I only post things that are relevant to time nuts on this side of the pond?

TOP is the point at the TOP of the object. The X axis is LEFT and RIGHT (right being +X). The Y axis is FRONT/BACK, with FRONT being -Y. FRONT being the negative Y is a little confusing at first, but makes sense when you visualize it. It’s the result of +X being RIGHT. For all the basic shapes you can say cube([2,3,4], anchor = TOP) for example.

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. > > Implementing a full try / catch or warning suppression is probably not > easy and I'm not sure what value it would provide other than this one > specific case. > > Your point about lexical variables is valid.

Try these ones: puzzlecutlib3.scad Test_Cylinder.scad -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/puzzlecutlib-rendering-problem-STL-export-error-Current-top-level-object-is-empty-tp17440p17646.html Sent from the OpenSCAD

three. >> My job as a retiree is to tell you how you are doing it all wrong!