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from AIDL import *

def sofa_segment(width: float = 2*feet, 
                 height: float = 3*feet, 
                 depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates a single segment of the sofa
    """
    # Structure for the sofa segment
    segment = Solid()
    back = Solid(shift=(0, height/2))
    seat = Solid()
    
    # Geometry
    back.panel = Rectangle((0,0), width, height)
    seat.panel = Rectangle((0,-height/4), width, depth)
    
    segment.back = back
    segment.seat = seat

    return segment

def x_shaped_sofa(segment_width: float = 2*feet, 
                  segment_height: float = 3*feet, 
                  segment_depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates an X-shaped sofa by joining 4 segments
    """
    
    sofa = Assembly()
    
    # Define the individual segments
    sofa.segment_1 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_2 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_3 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_4 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)

    # Position the segments to create the X shape
    angle_offset = 45  # Degrees rotation
    distance_offset = (segment_width + segment_depth) / 2
    
    sofa.segment_1.shift = (distance_offset, distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_2.shift = (distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_3.shift = (-distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_4.shift = (-distance_offset, distance_offset)
    
    return sofa

# Solve and Render
with AIDL_2D:
    model = x_shaped_sofa()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()

                
                Please write an AIDL program to generate a aerial view of X-shaped sofa

Sure, let's break down the task to create an AIDL program for an X-shaped sofa using laser cutting. We'll model the individual segments of the sofa and then combine them in a structure that represents the overall design.

Each segment will be made up of simple rectangular pieces, and we can use assembly nodes to put everything together into an X shape. The details can be adjusted based on specific design characteristics you have in mind.

### Step 1: Define the Basic Sofa Unit
We'll start by defining a simple sofa unit, which will later be used to create one arm of the X-shape. The unit will consist of a rectangular base and back.

```python
from AIDL import *

def sofa_segment(width: float = 2*feet, 
                 height: float = 3*feet, 
                 depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates a single segment of the sofa
    """
    # Structure for the sofa segment
    segment = Solid()
    back = Solid(shift=(0, height/2))
    seat = Solid()
    
    # Geometry
    back.panel = Rectangle((0,0), width, height)
    seat.panel = Rectangle((0,-height/4), width, depth)
    
    segment.back = back
    segment.seat = seat

    return segment
```

### Step 2: Assembling the X-Shaped Sofa
Next, we'll assemble four of these segments into an X shape. Each segment will be rotated by 45 degrees and positioned relative to the center.

```python
from AIDL import *

def x_shaped_sofa(segment_width: float = 2*feet, 
                  segment_height: float = 3*feet, 
                  segment_depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates an X-shaped sofa by joining 4 segments
    """
    
    sofa = Assembly()
    
    # Define the individual segments
    sofa.segment_1 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_2 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_3 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_4 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)

    # Position the segments to create the X shape
    angle_offset = 45  # Degrees rotation
    distance_offset = (segment_width + segment_depth) / 2
    
    sofa.segment_1.shift = (distance_offset, distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_2.shift = (distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_3.shift = (-distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_4.shift = (-distance_offset, distance_offset)
    
    return sofa
```

### Step 3: Solve and Render the Model
Finally, let's combine everything with the solving and rendering steps.

```python
from AIDL import *

def sofa_segment(width: float = 2*feet, 
                 height: float = 3*feet, 
                 depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates a single segment of the sofa
    """
    # Structure for the sofa segment
    segment = Solid()
    back = Solid(shift=(0, height/2))
    seat = Solid()
    
    # Geometry
    back.panel = Rectangle((0,0), width, height)
    seat.panel = Rectangle((0,-height/4), width, depth)
    
    segment.back = back
    segment.seat = seat

    return segment

def x_shaped_sofa(segment_width: float = 2*feet, 
                  segment_height: float = 3*feet, 
                  segment_depth: float = 2*feet):
    """
    Creates an X-shaped sofa by joining 4 segments
    """
    
    sofa = Assembly()
    
    # Define the individual segments
    sofa.segment_1 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_2 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_3 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)
    sofa.segment_4 = sofa_segment(segment_width, segment_height, segment_depth)

    # Position the segments to create the X shape
    angle_offset = 45  # Degrees rotation
    distance_offset = (segment_width + segment_depth) / 2
    
    sofa.segment_1.shift = (distance_offset, distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_2.shift = (distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_3.shift = (-distance_offset, -distance_offset)
    sofa.segment_4.shift = (-distance_offset, distance_offset)
    
    return sofa

# Solve and Render
with AIDL_2D:
    model = x_shaped_sofa()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```

This basic shape can be further detailed with more geometry, such as armrests or cushions, but this serves as the foundational structure for an X-shaped sofa. Let me know if there are specific customizations or details you would like to add!