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from AIDL import *
def umbrella(canopy_radius: float = 10*inches, rib_count: int = 8, shaft_length: float = 15*inches, shaft_radius: float = 0.25*inch):
umbrella = Solid()
shaft = Solid(shift=(0, -shaft_length/2))
canopy = Solid()
ribs = Solid()
handle = Solid(shift=(0, -shaft_length))
umbrella.shaft = shaft
umbrella.canopy = canopy
canopy.ribs = ribs
umbrella.handle = handle
# Define shaft
shaft.vertical = Rectangle((0,0), shaft_radius * 2, shaft_length)
# Define canopy
canopy.circle = Circle((0, shaft_length/2), canopy_radius)
# Define ribs
ribs.segments = []
for i in range(rib_count):
angle = 360 / rib_count
end_y = canopy_radius * sin(radians(i * angle))
end_x = canopy_radius * cos(radians(i * angle))
ribs.segments.append(Line((0, shaft_length/2), (end_x, shaft_length/2 + end_y)))
# Define handle
handle.arc = Arc((0,0), 270, 90, 0.75*inch)
return umbrella
with AIDL_2D:
model = umbrella()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a umbrella
Certainly, let's start by outlining the requirements for an umbrella. A typical simple umbrella might consist of the following components:
1. **Canopy** - The main covering part, typically a circle.
2. **Ribs** - The supporting struts evenly spaced around the canopy.
3. **Shaft** - The central pole.
4. **Handle** - The handle at the bottom of the shaft.
5. **Tips** - The endpoints of the ribs.
Here's the corresponding AIDL program step-by-step:
1. **Import the AIDL module**.
2. **Define the umbrella model with appropriate default parameters**.
3. **Draw the different parts of the umbrella**.
4. **Return the assembled umbrella structure**.
Let's start by creating the overall structure of the program:
```python
from AIDL import *
def umbrella(canopy_radius: float = 10*inches, rib_count: int = 8, shaft_length: float = 15*inches, shaft_radius: float = 0.25*inch):
umbrella = Solid()
shaft = Solid(shift=(0, -shaft_length/2))
canopy = Solid()
ribs = Solid()
handle = Solid(shift=(0, -shaft_length))
umbrella.shaft = shaft
umbrella.canopy = canopy
canopy.ribs = ribs
umbrella.handle = handle
# Define shaft
shaft.vertical = Rectangle((0,0), shaft_radius * 2, shaft_length)
# Define canopy
canopy.circle = Circle((0, shaft_length/2), canopy_radius)
# Define ribs
ribs.segments = []
for i in range(rib_count):
angle = 360 / rib_count
end_y = canopy_radius * sin(radians(i * angle))
end_x = canopy_radius * cos(radians(i * angle))
ribs.segments.append(Line((0, shaft_length/2), (end_x, shaft_length/2 + end_y)))
# Define handle
handle.arc = Arc((0,0), 270, 90, 0.75*inch)
return umbrella
with AIDL_2D:
model = umbrella()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
### Break Down of Each Component:
1. **Shaft**:
- Rectangle vertical shaft centered along the y-axis and extending downwards.
2. **Canopy**:
- A circle that represents the umbrella's canopy centered at the top of the shaft.
3. **Ribs**:
- Lines representing ribs originating from the center of the canopy and extending to the circumference evenly spaced.
4. **Handle**:
- An arc centered at the bottom of the shaft to form the handle.
Add more details if needed, refine or adjust the parameters for better detailing, but this should give a basic outline of an umbrella. Feel free to give feedback or additional specifications to better suit your requirements.
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