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openscad
// Sunglasses Frame and Lenses
module sunglasses() {
// Variables
lens_radius = 20;
bridge_width = 10;
lens_spacing = lens_radius * 2 + bridge_width;
// Right Lens
circle(r = lens_radius, $fn = 100);
// Left Lens
translate([lens_spacing, 0]) {
circle(r = lens_radius, $fn = 100);
}
// Bridge
translate([lens_radius + bridge_width/2, 0]) {
square([bridge_width, lens_radius/4], center = true);
}
// Top Frame
translate([0, lens_radius/2 + 2]) {
square([lens_spacing, lens_radius/4], center = true);
}
// Right Temple
translate([lens_spacing - 3, 0]) {
square([5, lens_radius * 2.5], center = true);
}
// Left Temple
translate([-2, 0]) {
square([5, lens_radius * 2.5], center = true);
}
}
// Call Module
sunglasses();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for sunglasses
Creating a complete and detailed pair of sunglasses using OpenSCAD might be complex for a full-fidelity 2D CAD file, but I can help you with a simplistic 2D representation of sunglasses. This will include basic shapes to symbolize the lenses and the frame.
Here’s an example of a basic 2D design for sunglasses in OpenSCAD:
```openscad
// Sunglasses Frame and Lenses
module sunglasses() {
// Variables
lens_radius = 20;
bridge_width = 10;
lens_spacing = lens_radius * 2 + bridge_width;
// Right Lens
circle(r = lens_radius, $fn = 100);
// Left Lens
translate([lens_spacing, 0]) {
circle(r = lens_radius, $fn = 100);
}
// Bridge
translate([lens_radius + bridge_width/2, 0]) {
square([bridge_width, lens_radius/4], center = true);
}
// Top Frame
translate([0, lens_radius/2 + 2]) {
square([lens_spacing, lens_radius/4], center = true);
}
// Right Temple
translate([lens_spacing - 3, 0]) {
square([5, lens_radius * 2.5], center = true);
}
// Left Temple
translate([-2, 0]) {
square([5, lens_radius * 2.5], center = true);
}
}
// Call Module
sunglasses();
```
To use the provided code:
1. Open OpenSCAD.
2. Copy and paste the above script into the OpenSCAD editor.
3. Press "F5" or click on "Design" -> "Compile" to see the 2D render of the sunglasses.
4. Press "F6" or click on "Design" -> "Render" to finalize the render.
This is a basic representation. Adjust the parameters, add more details, or modify shapes as needed for a more realistic and detailed design.
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