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// Simple 2D Mountain Range in OpenSCAD
// Generate peaks and connect them to form a mountain range

module mountain_range(peaks = 100, max_height = 50, width = 200) {
    path = [];
  
    for (i = [0 : peaks - 1]) {
        x = i * (width / (peaks - 1));
        y = sin(i * 180 / peaks) * rands(10, max_height, 1)[0];
        path = concat(path, [[x, y]]);
    }
    path = concat(path, [[width, 0], [0, 0]]); // Close the path

    polygon(path);
}

// Parameters: number of peaks, maximum peak height, total width of mountain range
mountain_range(15, 75, 300);

                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for mountain

Creating a 2D mountain landscape in OpenSCAD involves generating random peaks to simulate a mountainous terrain. Here's a simple example to get you started:

```scad
// Simple 2D Mountain Range in OpenSCAD
// Generate peaks and connect them to form a mountain range

module mountain_range(peaks = 100, max_height = 50, width = 200) {
    path = [];
  
    for (i = [0 : peaks - 1]) {
        x = i * (width / (peaks - 1));
        y = sin(i * 180 / peaks) * rands(10, max_height, 1)[0];
        path = concat(path, [[x, y]]);
    }
    path = concat(path, [[width, 0], [0, 0]]); // Close the path

    polygon(path);
}

// Parameters: number of peaks, maximum peak height, total width of mountain range
mountain_range(15, 75, 300);
```

This OpenSCAD script generates a simple 2D mountain range with a sine wave pattern to simulate different peak heights. You can modify the parameters to get variations in the mountain appearance.

1. **peak**: The number of points or peaks in the mountain range.
2. **max_height**: The maximum height of the peaks.
3. **width**: The total width of the mountain range.

You can copy this script into an OpenSCAD editor, render the file (F5), and then compile and export it as a DXF or SVG file for 2D CAD use.

If you need more complex or specific mountain shapes or have other requirements, please let me know!