<othx>
J25k39 linked to YouTube video "Promotional video for a highly customizable 3D model of a stepwell: the Stepwell Project" => 2 IRC mentions
<J25k39>
mmj if you render something there might be different algorithms but it should not change the geometry but sometimes there are multiple faces valid
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<J25k39>
you get different results if using manifold or cgal
<J25k39>
but within the floatingpoint precision they should all show the same geometry
<mmj>
i meant this:
<mmj>
<mmj>
blender
<mmj>
f 5/1/1 3/2/1 1/3/1
<mmj>
<mmj>
openscad
<mmj>
f 5 1 1
<mmj>
f 3 2 1
<mmj>
f 1 3 1
<J25k39>
probably both are valid - don't have read the spec
<mmj>
can you give an option in the exporter to choose between the two.
<J25k39>
mmj you can always open a feature request
<mmj>
in github isssues?
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<J25k39>
yes you can select what kind of issue you like to open
<mmj>
ok, thanks i will do that
<bitbasher>
does anyone know where i can look up the argument list for modules like import() and so on .. and i would also like to look at the function and argument name completion stuff in the built in editor
<teepee>
bitbasher: the only 100% safe answer is "in the code" which is why I'd like to generate that info automatically at some point
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<Guest30>
Suppose that one starts with right handed coordinate system (x, y, z) ~ (index, middle, thumb) of right hand. Is there a way to somehow manipulate camera in openscad, without any code edit, but only moving mouse while left button clicked, to flip it to a left handed system: (y, x, z) ~ (index, middle, thumb) (of right hand)?
<bitbasher>
Othix and J25 .. i know about the cheat sheets .. i am trying to verify the operation of the functions and methods to update them .. thus the need to find the code and the scintilla editor features to know what correct looks like
<bitbasher>
for instance, i have already seen that the completion information for linear_extrude is missing the direction vector parameter 'v' and a set of parameters are supposed to be given in a vector .. except that is not really the case
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<bitbasher>
an IP only user dropped a script for generating a sports car into the top level page of the Wiki Language Ref - General page .. i have moved the code to my sandbox .. u can find the link to that in the discussion page on General .. or just look for VulcanWikiEdit and see my sandbox from there