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from AIDL import *
def umbrella(canopy_radius: float = 8 * inches, handle_length: float = 30 * inches, handle_width: float = 0.5 * inches):
"""
Creates a simple umbrella with circular canopy and straight handle.
"""
# Define the umbrella structure
umbrella = Solid()
# Define the sub-structures: canopy, handle, and tip
canopy = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length))
handle = Solid()
tip = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length + canopy_radius))
pattern = Drawing()
umbrella.canopy = canopy
umbrella.handle = handle
umbrella.tip = tip
canopy.pattern = pattern
# Define the canopy geometry
canopy.disk = Circle((0, 0), canopy_radius)
num_segments = 8
pattern.lines = [Line((0, 0), (canopy_radius * cos(i * (2 * pi / num_segments)), canopy_radius * sin(i * (2 * pi / num_segments))))
for i in range(num_segments)]
# Define the handle geometry
handle.shaft = Rectangle((0, 0), handle_width, handle_length)
# Define the tip geometry
tip.cap = Circle((0, 0), handle_width / 1.5)
return umbrella
with AIDL_2D:
model = umbrella()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a umbrella
Sure, let's design an umbrella in AIDL step by step. To keep it simple, we'll create an umbrella with a circular canopy and a straight handle.
We'll use the following parts in our model:
1. **Canopy**: A circular solid with a pattern (drawing) for segments.
2. **Handle**: A long rectangular solid for the handle.
3. **Tip**: A circular solid at the top of the handle.
Let's start with defining the function and the initial structure.
### Step 1: Defining the Function and Initial Structure
```python
from AIDL import *
def umbrella(canopy_radius: float = 8 * inches, handle_length: float = 30 * inches, handle_width: float = 0.5 * inches):
"""
Creates a simple umbrella with circular canopy and straight handle.
"""
# Define the umbrella structure
umbrella = Solid()
# Define the sub-structures: canopy, handle, and tip
canopy = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length))
handle = Solid()
tip = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length + canopy_radius))
pattern = Drawing()
umbrella.canopy = canopy
umbrella.handle = handle
umbrella.tip = tip
canopy.pattern = pattern
# Define the geometry for each part
return umbrella
with AIDL_2D:
model = umbrella()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
Now let's define the geometry for each part step by step:
### Step 2: Adding Geometry for Canopy
The canopy will be a simple circle with a pattern of lines to simulate segments.
```python
canopy.disk = Circle((0, 0), canopy_radius)
num_segments = 8
pattern.lines = [Line((0, 0), (canopy_radius * cos(i * (2 * pi / num_segments)), canopy_radius * sin(i * (2 * pi / num_segments))))
for i in range(num_segments)]
```
### Step 3: Adding Geometry for Handle
The handle will be a rectangle.
```python
handle.shaft = Rectangle((0, 0), handle_width, handle_length)
```
### Step 4: Adding Geometry for Tip
The tip will be a small circle.
```python
tip.cap = Circle((0, 0), handle_width / 1.5)
```
Putting it all together, our complete program looks like this:
### Complete AIDL Program for an Umbrella
```python
from AIDL import *
def umbrella(canopy_radius: float = 8 * inches, handle_length: float = 30 * inches, handle_width: float = 0.5 * inches):
"""
Creates a simple umbrella with circular canopy and straight handle.
"""
# Define the umbrella structure
umbrella = Solid()
# Define the sub-structures: canopy, handle, and tip
canopy = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length))
handle = Solid()
tip = Solid(shift=(0, handle_length + canopy_radius))
pattern = Drawing()
umbrella.canopy = canopy
umbrella.handle = handle
umbrella.tip = tip
canopy.pattern = pattern
# Define the canopy geometry
canopy.disk = Circle((0, 0), canopy_radius)
num_segments = 8
pattern.lines = [Line((0, 0), (canopy_radius * cos(i * (2 * pi / num_segments)), canopy_radius * sin(i * (2 * pi / num_segments))))
for i in range(num_segments)]
# Define the handle geometry
handle.shaft = Rectangle((0, 0), handle_width, handle_length)
# Define the tip geometry
tip.cap = Circle((0, 0), handle_width / 1.5)
return umbrella
with AIDL_2D:
model = umbrella()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
Feel free to let me know if there are any additional details or modifications you'd like to make to the umbrella design!
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