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from AIDL import *
# Define units
inch = 1.0 # Assuming the base unit is inch in the AIDL environment
inches = inch
foot = 12 * inch
cm = inch / 2.54
mm = cm / 10
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25 * inches,
bodice_width: float = 20 * inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10 * inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15 * inches,
neck_radius: float = 5 * inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid(shift=(0, 0))
back_bodice = Solid(shift=(bodice_width + 2 * inches, 0))
left_sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, bodice_height + 2 * inches))
right_sleeve = Solid(shift=(sleeve_width + 2 * inches, bodice_height + 2 * inches))
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.left_sleeve = left_sleeve
pattern.right_sleeve = right_sleeve
# Front bodice geometry
front_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
front_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius, bodice_height))
# Back bodice geometry
back_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
back_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius / 2, bodice_height))
# Sleeves geometry
left_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
right_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
left_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
right_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a garment patterns for clothing manufacturing
Certainly! Designing a garment pattern for clothing manufacturing involves creating various parts like the front and back bodice, sleeves, collars, and so on. For simplicity, let’s create a basic garment pattern for a simple T-shirt. We'll design the front bodice, back bodice, and sleeves.
Here’s a basic outline of what we need:
1. Front bodice
2. Back bodice
3. Sleeve
Let's define the dimensions and proceed step-by-step.
### Step 1: Define model parameters and structure
We'll define a function `garment_pattern` that takes parameters for different parts and returns the root model node.
```python
from AIDL import *
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25*inches,
bodice_width: float = 20*inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10*inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15*inches,
neck_radius: float = 5*inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid()
back_bodice = Solid()
sleeve = Solid()
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.sleeve = sleeve
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
### Step 2: Define front bodice
We’ll add geometry to the front bodice. This includes a rectangular body and an arc for the neckline.
```python
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25*inches,
bodice_width: float = 20*inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10*inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15*inches,
neck_radius: float = 5*inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid(shift=(0, 0))
back_bodice = Solid(shift=(bodice_width + 2*inches, 0))
sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, bodice_height + 2*inches))
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.sleeve = sleeve
# Front bodice geometry
front_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
front_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius, bodice_height))
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
### Step 3: Define back bodice
The back bodice will also be a rectangular shape, but with a different neckline (normally higher than the front).
```python
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25*inches,
bodice_width: float = 20*inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10*inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15*inches,
neck_radius: float = 5*inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid(shift=(0, 0))
back_bodice = Solid(shift=(bodice_width + 2*inches, 0))
sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, bodice_height + 2*inches))
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.sleeve = sleeve
# Front bodice geometry
front_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
front_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius, bodice_height))
# Back bodice geometry
back_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
back_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius / 2, bodice_height))
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
### Step 4: Define sleeves
We’ll add sleeves, typically rectangles with arcs to represent where they attach to the bodice.
```python
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25*inches,
bodice_width: float = 20*inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10*inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15*inches,
neck_radius: float = 5*inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid(shift=(0, 0))
back_bodice = Solid(shift=(bodice_width + 2*inches, 0))
left_sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, bodice_height + 2*inches))
right_sleeve = Solid(shift=(sleeve_width + 2*inches, bodice_height + 2*inches))
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.left_sleeve = left_sleeve
pattern.right_sleeve = right_sleeve
# Front bodice geometry
front_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
front_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius, bodice_height))
# Back bodice geometry
back_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
back_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius / 2, bodice_height))
# Sleeves geometry
left_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
right_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
left_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
right_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
This basic pattern provides the essential pieces to create a simple T-shirt. Depending on your garment's complexity and specific design elements, you can further refine and add more details to the pattern. If you need additional components or more intricate specifications, feel free to guide me through those, and we can adjust the design accordingly.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/generation/backend.py", line 21, in dumbrun
exec(code, env)
File "", line 3, in
NameError: name 'inches' is not defined
I apologize for that oversight. The error is because `inches` and other units like `mm` and `cm` need to be imported or defined in the global namespace. Let's correct that by explicitly defining the conversion factors for the units.
I'll redefine the `inches` and other units and provide the corrected AIDL program:
```python
from AIDL import *
# Define units
inch = 1.0 # Assuming the base unit is inch in the AIDL environment
inches = inch
foot = 12 * inch
cm = inch / 2.54
mm = cm / 10
def garment_pattern(
bodice_height: float = 25 * inches,
bodice_width: float = 20 * inches,
sleeve_height: float = 10 * inches,
sleeve_width: float = 15 * inches,
neck_radius: float = 5 * inches
):
pattern = Assembly() # Root assembly for the pattern
front_bodice = Solid(shift=(0, 0))
back_bodice = Solid(shift=(bodice_width + 2 * inches, 0))
left_sleeve = Solid(shift=(0, bodice_height + 2 * inches))
right_sleeve = Solid(shift=(sleeve_width + 2 * inches, bodice_height + 2 * inches))
pattern.front_bodice = front_bodice
pattern.back_bodice = back_bodice
pattern.left_sleeve = left_sleeve
pattern.right_sleeve = right_sleeve
# Front bodice geometry
front_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
front_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius, bodice_height))
# Back bodice geometry
back_bodice.body = Rectangle((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height / 2), bodice_width, bodice_height)
back_bodice.neckline = Arc((bodice_width / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 - neck_radius / 2, bodice_height), (bodice_width / 2 + neck_radius / 2, bodice_height))
# Sleeves geometry
left_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
right_sleeve.body = Rectangle((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height / 2), sleeve_width, sleeve_height)
left_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
right_sleeve.attachment = Arc((sleeve_width / 2, sleeve_height), (sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height), (3 * sleeve_width / 4, sleeve_height))
return pattern
with AIDL_2D:
model = garment_pattern()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
This modification should now properly define the required units and allow the `garment_pattern` function to execute without errors. Let me know if there's anything else you'd like to adjust or further details for the garment pattern!
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