## noconstraints/mountain/mountain4

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    from AIDL import *

    def mountain():
        """
        Create a model of a stylized mountain with engraved details.
        """

        # Root structure of the mountain
        mountain = Solid()

        # Base of the mountain (large triangle)
        base = Solid()
        mountain.base = base
        base_shape = Triangle((0, 0), base_width=24*inches, height=18*inches)
        base.shape = base_shape

        # Snow cap on the mountain (smaller triangle)
        snow = Solid(shift=(0, 9*inches))
        mountain.snow = snow
        snow_shape = Triangle((0, 0), base_width=10*inches, height=5*inches)
        snow.shape = snow_shape

        # Optional: Engraving details for texture
        details = Drawing(shift=(0, 0))
        mountain.details = details
        details.lines = [
            Line((4*inches, -2*inches), (6*inches, -8*inches)),
            Line((-4*inches, -4*inches), (-3*inches, -10*inches)),
            Line((10*inches, -6*inches), (9*inches, -14*inches)),
            Line((-8*inches, -7*inches), (-7*inches, -12*inches))
        ]

        return mountain

    # Solve and render the model
    with AIDL_2D:
        model = mountain()
    print(model.Solve())
    model.Render()
                    Please write an AIDL program to generate a mountain

    Creating a mountain in AIDL can be an interesting challenge! Since a mountain can be represented in many artistic ways, I'll choose to create a simple stylized mountain using primarily triangular and arcuate shapes to represent both the peak and the slopes. We can enhance the design by adding details like snow caps or engraved lines for texture.

    Here's how we might structure the AIDL program:

    1. **Base Structure**: A large triangle to represent the overall shape of the mountain.
    2. **Slopes**: Two smaller triangles on either side to represent the slopes.
    3. **Snow Caps**: A slightly smaller triangle or arc at the top to represent snow caps.
    4. **Details**: Optional drawing lines to engrave texture.

    Let's write the AIDL program for this:

    ```python
    from AIDL import *

    def mountain():
        """
        Create a model of a stylized mountain with engraved details.
        """

        # Root structure of the mountain
        mountain = Solid()

        # Base of the mountain (large triangle)
        base = Solid()
        mountain.base = base
        base_shape = Triangle((0, 0), base_width=24*inches, height=18*inches)
        base.shape = base_shape

        # Snow cap on the mountain (smaller triangle)
        snow = Solid(shift=(0, 9*inches))
        mountain.snow = snow
        snow_shape = Triangle((0, 0), base_width=10*inches, height=5*inches)
        snow.shape = snow_shape

        # Optional: Engraving details for texture
        details = Drawing(shift=(0, 0))
        mountain.details = details
        details.lines = [
            Line((4*inches, -2*inches), (6*inches, -8*inches)),
            Line((-4*inches, -4*inches), (-3*inches, -10*inches)),
            Line((10*inches, -6*inches), (9*inches, -14*inches)),
            Line((-8*inches, -7*inches), (-7*inches, -12*inches))
        ]

        return mountain

    # Solve and render the model
    with AIDL_2D:
        model = mountain()
    print(model.Solve())
    model.Render()

    ```

    Here is what each part does:
    - **Base Triangle**: Represents the main body of the mountain.
    - **Snow Cap**: A smaller triangle shifted upwards, representing snow at the peak.
    - **Engraving Details**: Optional lines added for texture to make the design more visually interesting.

    Please review the code above and let me know if it aligns with your requirements or if any modifications are needed.