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// Car Body
module carBody() {
translate([10, 10]) {
square([80, 30]);
translate([10, 30])
square([60, 20]);
}
}
// Car Windows
module carWindows() {
translate([20, 40]) square([15, 10]); // Rear Window
translate([45, 40]) square([15, 10]); // Front Window
}
// Car Wheels
module carWheels() {
translate([20, 10]) circle(d=20); // Rear Wheel
translate([70, 10]) circle(d=20); // Front Wheel
}
module car() {
carBody();
carWindows();
carWheels();
}
// Generate the car
car();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for car
Creating a detailed 2D CAD file for a car directly in OpenSCAD can be quite complex due to the intricate shapes and details involved. However, I'll provide you with a basic outline of a car that you can further customize.
Open your favorite text editor or OpenSCAD and paste the following script to create a simple 2D car outline:
```scad
// Car Body
module carBody() {
translate([10, 10]) {
square([80, 30]);
translate([10, 30])
square([60, 20]);
}
}
// Car Windows
module carWindows() {
translate([20, 40]) square([15, 10]); // Rear Window
translate([45, 40]) square([15, 10]); // Front Window
}
// Car Wheels
module carWheels() {
translate([20, 10]) circle(d=20); // Rear Wheel
translate([70, 10]) circle(d=20); // Front Wheel
}
module car() {
carBody();
carWindows();
carWheels();
}
// Generate the car
car();
```
This script does the following:
1. Draws the basic body of the car as rectangles.
2. Adds simple rectangular windows.
3. Adds circles to represent the wheels.
If you run this code in OpenSCAD, you'll see a basic 2D representation of a car. You can enhance and customize it by tweaking dimensions, adding more details, or using more complex shapes as per your requirements.
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