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openscad
// Robot Script
// Create the body parts
module body() {
// Body
square([50, 80], center = true);
}
module head() {
// Head
translate([0, 50]) {
square([25, 25], center = true);
// Eyes
translate([-7.5, 7.5])
circle(r = 3);
translate([7.5, 7.5])
circle(r = 3);
}
}
module arms() {
// Left Arm
translate([-40, 20])
square([10, 40]);
// Right Arm
translate([30, 20])
square([10, 40]);
}
module legs() {
// Left Leg
translate([-20, -60])
square([10, 40]);
// Right Leg
translate([10, -60])
square([10, 40]);
}
// Assemble the robot
module robot() {
body();
head();
arms();
legs();
}
// Render the robot
robot();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for robot
Creating a robot in OpenSCAD involves scripting a detailed description of its geometry. Below is an example script to generate a simple 2D representation of a robot using OpenSCAD. You can develop this further by adding more details and complexity based on the requirements.
```openscad
// Robot Script
// Create the body parts
module body() {
// Body
square([50, 80], center = true);
}
module head() {
// Head
translate([0, 50]) {
square([25, 25], center = true);
// Eyes
translate([-7.5, 7.5])
circle(r = 3);
translate([7.5, 7.5])
circle(r = 3);
}
}
module arms() {
// Left Arm
translate([-40, 20])
square([10, 40]);
// Right Arm
translate([30, 20])
square([10, 40]);
}
module legs() {
// Left Leg
translate([-20, -60])
square([10, 40]);
// Right Leg
translate([10, -60])
square([10, 40]);
}
// Assemble the robot
module robot() {
body();
head();
arms();
legs();
}
// Render the robot
robot();
```
This script creates a simplified 2D robot with a square body, a square head, and rectangular arms and legs. You can copy this code into an OpenSCAD environment and render it to see the 2D robot design. Adjust the dimensions and positions in the script to customize the robot as needed.
### Instructions:
1. Copy the script into an OpenSCAD file (`robot.scad`).
2. Open the file in OpenSCAD.
3. Click the "Render" button (F5) to see the 2D robot.
4. Make adjustments as necessary.
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