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CLIP Score: 26.5
from AIDL import *
def heart_steering_wheel(radius: float = 6*inches, grip_radius: float = 1.5*inches):
"""
Creates a heart-shaped steering wheel model with a central grip
for mounting to a steering column.
"""
steering_wheel = Solid()
center_grip = Hole()
steering_wheel.center_grip = center_grip
# Defines the outer heart shape using arcs and lines
steering_wheel.left_arc = Arc((0, radius/2), (-radius/2, radius), (0, radius))
steering_wheel.right_arc = Arc((0, radius/2), (radius/2, radius), (0, radius))
steering_wheel.bottom_line_left = Line((0, radius), (-radius/2, 0))
steering_wheel.bottom_line_right = Line((0, radius), (radius/2, 0))
# Center Grip geometry
center_grip.hole = Circle((0, 0), grip_radius)
return steering_wheel
with AIDL_2D:
model = heart_steering_wheel()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a heart shaped steering wheel
Sure, let's design a heart-shaped steering wheel. We will want to create the following components for our model:
1. **Outer Heart Shape**: The outer boundary of the steering wheel.
2. **Central Grip**: A central hole where the wheel attaches to the steering column.
We will use **Solid** for the outer heart shape and **Hole** for the hole in the center.
Let's begin. We're going to make an outline of the heart shape using two arcs and two lines to connect between them for a basic heart shape. Here is the AIDL program to generate a heart-shaped steering wheel:
```python
from AIDL import *
def heart_steering_wheel(radius: float = 6*inches, grip_radius: float = 1.5*inches):
"""
Creates a heart-shaped steering wheel model with a central grip
for mounting to a steering column.
"""
steering_wheel = Solid()
center_grip = Hole()
steering_wheel.center_grip = center_grip
# Defines the outer heart shape using arcs and lines
steering_wheel.left_arc = Arc((0, radius/2), (-radius/2, radius), (0, radius))
steering_wheel.right_arc = Arc((0, radius/2), (radius/2, radius), (0, radius))
steering_wheel.bottom_line_left = Line((0, radius), (-radius/2, 0))
steering_wheel.bottom_line_right = Line((0, radius), (radius/2, 0))
# Center Grip geometry
center_grip.hole = Circle((0, 0), grip_radius)
return steering_wheel
with AIDL_2D:
model = heart_steering_wheel()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
In this program, we have:
- Created two arcs representing the top-left and top-right curves of the heart shape.
- Connected these arcs with two lines representing the bottom part of the heart shape.
- Added a circular hole at the center of the steering wheel for the attachment point.
You can customize the `radius` and `grip_radius` parameters to adjust the size of the steering wheel and the hole, respectively.
Feel free to provide any feedback or request modifications if needed!
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