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openscad
// Stained Glass Window Example in OpenSCAD
module main() {
window_frame();
glass_pieces();
}
module window_frame() {
// Outer frame
linear_extrude(height = 2) {
square([100, 150], center=true);
}
// Inner frame
linear_extrude(height=2) {
translate([-40, -65])
square([80, 130], center=false);
}
}
module glass_pieces() {
// Example pattern with triangles and another shape for simplicity
linear_extrude(height = 2) {
union() {
for (i = [-30,10])
for (j = [-40,40])
translate([i, j]) rotate(45) square([20, 20]);
translate([-50, 60])
circle(d=20);
}
}
}
main();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for stained glass window
Creating a stained glass window design in OpenSCAD would involve generating a pattern with various polygons to resemble the pieces of colored glass. Below is an example of how you might start a simple stained glass window design.
Please note that OpenSCAD is more frequently used for 3D modeling, but you can still create a 2D design by using the `linear_extrude` function to give a slight depth to the elements.
```openscad
// Stained Glass Window Example in OpenSCAD
module main() {
window_frame();
glass_pieces();
}
module window_frame() {
// Outer frame
linear_extrude(height = 2) {
square([100, 150], center=true);
}
// Inner frame
linear_extrude(height=2) {
translate([-40, -65])
square([80, 130], center=false);
}
}
module glass_pieces() {
// Example pattern with triangles and another shape for simplicity
linear_extrude(height = 2) {
union() {
for (i = [-30,10])
for (j = [-40,40])
translate([i, j]) rotate(45) square([20, 20]);
translate([-50, 60])
circle(d=20);
}
}
}
main();
```
### Instructions:
1. Copy and paste the code into a new file with the `.scad` extension, such as `stained_glass_window.scad`.
2. Open the file in OpenSCAD to visualize the design.
3. The above code defines a simple window frame and some example "glass pieces" using polygons that you can modify to create a more complex pattern.
### Customization:
- You can add more complexity by creating different shapes and arranging them in a pattern that resembles a stained glass window.
- Use circles, rectangles, and polygons to outline different parts of your design.
- Modify the colors of each section of the window by creating separate modules for each piece and using `color` statements if you later choose to render it with colors.
This design offers just a starting point. Stained glass windows can be very elaborate, so feel free to expand upon this with more intricate designs and details.
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