An OpenSCAD installation already includes the MCAD library.
How would people feel about adding more libraries that are included with
a default installation? What would the issues be that would concern people?
The only issue which I can think of would be a filename collision, which is pretty unlikely.
I'd like to see more, and am curious what sort of libraries folks would want to see.
FWIW, I'm pretty far along on a library for modeling CNC cutting processes using commands similar to what one would see in G-Code --- the idea is one would have a program which would write out in parallel a .scad file (for 3D previewing) and a G-Code file (for the actual cutting):
https://community.carbide3d.com/t/previewing-g-code-using-openscad/35153/
Arguably clunky, but it's the best I can come up with until such time as OpenSCAD gains more control over writing out text files.
I'd be glad of suggestions on other tools to use --- the thing is, BlockSCAD and OpenSCAD feel right and are comfortable, so hard to switch, despite the limitations.
William