openscad/car/car1


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// Basic 2D Car Outline in OpenSCAD

// Car body dimensions
car_length = 100;
car_height = 30;
roof_height = 20; 
roof_length = 60;
wheel_radius = 10;
wheel_offset = 20;

// Car base
module car_body() {
    square([car_length, car_height]);
    translate([car_length/2 - roof_length/2, car_height]) square([roof_length, roof_height]);
}

// Wheels
module car_wheel(x, y) {
    translate([x, y]) circle(wheel_radius);
}

// Combine body and wheels
module car() {
    car_body();
    // Front wheel
    car_wheel(wheel_offset, -wheel_radius/2);
    // Rear wheel
    car_wheel(car_length - wheel_offset-wheel_radius/2, -wheel_radius/2);
}

// Draw the car
car();

                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for car

Creating a complete car model in 2D isn't feasible in a simple OpenSCAD script due to the complexity involved. However, I can provide a basic 2D outline of a car as an example. You can use this as a starting point and refine it further according to your needs.

Here’s a simplified version of a car outline:

```openscad
// Basic 2D Car Outline in OpenSCAD

// Car body dimensions
car_length = 100;
car_height = 30;
roof_height = 20; 
roof_length = 60;
wheel_radius = 10;
wheel_offset = 20;

// Car base
module car_body() {
    square([car_length, car_height]);
    translate([car_length/2 - roof_length/2, car_height]) square([roof_length, roof_height]);
}

// Wheels
module car_wheel(x, y) {
    translate([x, y]) circle(wheel_radius);
}

// Combine body and wheels
module car() {
    car_body();
    // Front wheel
    car_wheel(wheel_offset, -wheel_radius/2);
    // Rear wheel
    car_wheel(car_length - wheel_offset-wheel_radius/2, -wheel_radius/2);
}

// Draw the car
car();
```

Save the above script into a file with a `.scad` extension, such as `car_outline.scad`, and open it with OpenSCAD to see the 2D outline of the car.

If you need a more detailed 2D drawing, you can refine the script by adding additional elements and dimensions.