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openscad
// Define parameters
$fn = 100;
// Function to draw the hot air balloon outline
module hot_air_balloon() {
union() {
// Balloon part
translate([0, 60])
scale([1, 1.3])
circle(d=100);
// Basket part
translate([-10, -55])
square([20, 10], center=true);
// Connecting lines
for (i = [-1, 1]) {
translate([i*20, -5])
rotate(45 * i)
square([2, 55], center=true);
}
}
}
// Draw the hot air balloon
hot_air_balloon();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for hot air balloon
Sure! Here's a simple 2D representation of a hot air balloon in OpenSCAD. In this code, I'll create a basic balloon shape that consists of an ellipse for the balloon and a rectangle for the basket.
You can copy and paste this code into your OpenSCAD environment:
```openscad
// Define parameters
$fn = 100;
// Function to draw the hot air balloon outline
module hot_air_balloon() {
union() {
// Balloon part
translate([0, 60])
scale([1, 1.3])
circle(d=100);
// Basket part
translate([-10, -55])
square([20, 10], center=true);
// Connecting lines
for (i = [-1, 1]) {
translate([i*20, -5])
rotate(45 * i)
square([2, 55], center=true);
}
}
}
// Draw the hot air balloon
hot_air_balloon();
```
### Explanation:
1. **$fn = 100;**: Sets the resolution of circles/ellipses to make them smooth.
2. **hot_air_balloon() module**: Contains the shapes that represent the balloon and basket.
- **translate([0, 60]) scale([1, 1.3]) circle(d=100);**: Creates an ellipse that represents the main balloon part.
- **translate([-10, -55]) square([20, 10], center=true);**: Creates the rectangle for the basket.
- **Connecting lines using a for loop**: The for loop creates two lines that connect the bottom part of the balloon to the basket.
You can run this script in OpenSCad to see a 2D representation of a basic hot air balloon. You can further refine the shapes and positioning to suit your specific needs.
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