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// Airplane Outline in 2D
points = [
[0, 0], // Tail center
[20, 0], // Tail end
[40, 10], // Tail top
[60, 10], // Body bottom
[200, 30], // Nose bottom
[200, 70], // Nose top
[60, 90], // Body top
[40, 90], // Tail bottom
[20, 100], // Tail top (mirrored)
[0, 100] // Tail center (mirrored)
];
wings = [
[40, 50], // Wing start
[100, 10], // Wing tip bottom
[120, 10], // Further wing section bottom
[80, 70], // Wing tip top
[40, 50] // Back to start point of the wing
];
tail_fins = [
[20, 0], // Tail fin start
[10, -20], // Tail fin bottom
[30, -20], // Tail fin bottom end
[40, 0] // Back to start point of the tail fin
];
tail_fins_mirrored = [
[20, 100], // Tail fin start mirrored
[10, 120], // Tail fin top
[30, 120], // Tail fin top end
[40, 100] // Back to start point of the tail fin mirrored
];
module airplane() {
// Body and wing outlines
polygon(points);
polygon(wings);
// Tail fins
polygon(tail_fins);
mirror([0, 50]) polygon(tail_fins_mirrored);
}
airplane();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for airplane
Creating a detailed airplane model in OpenSCAD can be quite complex. However, I'll show you how to create a basic 2D outline of an airplane. You can then modify and expand upon this basic template as needed.
Here is a simple example of how you might create a 2D outline of an airplane in OpenSCAD:
```openscad
// Airplane Outline in 2D
points = [
[0, 0], // Tail center
[20, 0], // Tail end
[40, 10], // Tail top
[60, 10], // Body bottom
[200, 30], // Nose bottom
[200, 70], // Nose top
[60, 90], // Body top
[40, 90], // Tail bottom
[20, 100], // Tail top (mirrored)
[0, 100] // Tail center (mirrored)
];
wings = [
[40, 50], // Wing start
[100, 10], // Wing tip bottom
[120, 10], // Further wing section bottom
[80, 70], // Wing tip top
[40, 50] // Back to start point of the wing
];
tail_fins = [
[20, 0], // Tail fin start
[10, -20], // Tail fin bottom
[30, -20], // Tail fin bottom end
[40, 0] // Back to start point of the tail fin
];
tail_fins_mirrored = [
[20, 100], // Tail fin start mirrored
[10, 120], // Tail fin top
[30, 120], // Tail fin top end
[40, 100] // Back to start point of the tail fin mirrored
];
module airplane() {
// Body and wing outlines
polygon(points);
polygon(wings);
// Tail fins
polygon(tail_fins);
mirror([0, 50]) polygon(tail_fins_mirrored);
}
airplane();
```
To use this code:
1. Open OpenSCAD.
2. Copy and paste the code into the editor.
3. Press `F5` or click on the preview button to see your 2D airplane outline.
4. Adjust the points and shapes as needed by modifying the coordinates in the `points`, `wings`, `tail_fins`, and `tail_fins_mirrored` arrays.
This will give you a simple 2D outline. For a more detailed and accurate design, you would need to add more points and shapes, taking care to accurately represent the different parts of an airplane.
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