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// City Skyline in 2D
module building(width, height) {
square([width, height], center=false);
}
module skyline() {
translate([0,0]) building(10, 50); // Building 1
translate([12,0]) building(8, 60); // Building 2
translate([22,0]) building(12, 40); // Building 3
translate([36,0]) building(10, 70); // Building 4
translate([48,0]) building(14, 55); // Building 5
translate([64,0]) building(10, 65); // Building 6
translate([76,0]) building(16, 45); // Building 7
translate([94,0]) building(8, 80); // Building 8
translate([104,0]) building(12, 60);// Building 9
}
skyline();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for city skyline
Sure, I can help you with creating a basic 2D city skyline in OpenSCAD. OpenSCAD uses a script-based approach to creating 3D and 2D models, so I will provide you with some code that you can run in OpenSCAD to generate a simple city skyline.
Here's a simple example:
```scad
// City Skyline in 2D
module building(width, height) {
square([width, height], center=false);
}
module skyline() {
translate([0,0]) building(10, 50); // Building 1
translate([12,0]) building(8, 60); // Building 2
translate([22,0]) building(12, 40); // Building 3
translate([36,0]) building(10, 70); // Building 4
translate([48,0]) building(14, 55); // Building 5
translate([64,0]) building(10, 65); // Building 6
translate([76,0]) building(16, 45); // Building 7
translate([94,0]) building(8, 80); // Building 8
translate([104,0]) building(12, 60);// Building 9
}
skyline();
```
1. Open OpenSCAD.
2. Copy and paste the code above into a new script.
3. Press F5 or click on the 'Preview' button to see the city skyline.
4. If you want to save the 2D drawing, you can go to `File` -> `Export` -> `Export as DXF` to save it as a DXF file.
Feel free to modify the code to adjust the width and height of the buildings to create your desired skyline!
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