openscad/sunglasses/sunglasses4


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module sunglasses() {
    difference() {
        // Create the front part of the frames
        hull() {
            translate([-60, -10, 0])
                circle(10);
            translate([60, -10, 0])
                circle(10);
            translate([-30, -30, 0])
                circle(20);
            translate([30, -30, 0])
                circle(20);
        }

        // Cut out the lenses
        translate([-30, -10, 1])
            circle(8);
        translate([30, -10, 1])
            circle(8);
    }

    // Left arm
    translate([-58, -10, 0])
        rotate([0, -40, 0])
            cube([60, 3, 3]);

    // Right arm
    translate([2, -10, 0])
        rotate([0, 40, 0])
            cube([60, 3, 3]);

    // Nose part (bridge)
    translate([-5, -20, 0])
        cube([10, 20, 2]);
}

// Call the sunglasses module
sunglasses();

                
                Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for sunglasses

Creating a detailed pair of sunglasses in OpenSCAD requires defining both the frames and lenses. Below is a basic example to help you get started. This script will create simple, stylized sunglasses.

```openscad
module sunglasses() {
    difference() {
        // Create the front part of the frames
        hull() {
            translate([-60, -10, 0])
                circle(10);
            translate([60, -10, 0])
                circle(10);
            translate([-30, -30, 0])
                circle(20);
            translate([30, -30, 0])
                circle(20);
        }

        // Cut out the lenses
        translate([-30, -10, 1])
            circle(8);
        translate([30, -10, 1])
            circle(8);
    }

    // Left arm
    translate([-58, -10, 0])
        rotate([0, -40, 0])
            cube([60, 3, 3]);

    // Right arm
    translate([2, -10, 0])
        rotate([0, 40, 0])
            cube([60, 3, 3]);

    // Nose part (bridge)
    translate([-5, -20, 0])
        cube([10, 20, 2]);
}

// Call the sunglasses module
sunglasses();
```

To use this code:
1. Open OpenSCAD.
2. Copy the script into the OpenSCAD editor.
3. Press `F5` to preview the design.
4. If everything looks good, press `F6` to render the design fully.
5. You can export the result as a DXF or STL file using the `Export` function.

This is a very basic model, but you can modify the parameters and add more details to suit your needs. If you want a more accurate and detailed model, you might need to invest more time in defining each part's shape and curvature correctly.