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from AIDL import *
def telephone_base(
width: float = 7 * inch,
length: float = 10 * inch,
height: float = 2 * inch
):
base = Solid()
base.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), width, length, height/2)
return base
def rotary_dial(diameter: float = 4 * inch, hole_diameter: float = 0.5 * inch):
dial = Solid()
# Main dial circle
dial.circle = Circle((0,0), diameter/2)
# Creating the holes for numbers (with some offset for alignment)
num_holes = Hole()
angle_step = 360 / 10
for i in range(10):
angle = i * angle_step
x = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * cos(radians(angle))
y = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * sin(radians(angle))
num_holes.__setattr__(f"hole_{i}", Circle((x,y), hole_diameter/2))
dial.num_holes = num_holes
return dial
def handset(length: float = 9 * inch, width: float = 2 * inch, thickness: float = 0.5 * inch):
handset = Solid()
# Main body of the handset
handset.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), length, width, thickness)
# Speaker and microphone areas
speaker = Solid(shift=(0, length/4))
speaker.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
microphone = Solid(shift=(0, -length/4))
microphone.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
handset.speaker = speaker
handset.microphone = microphone
return handset
def old_school_telephone():
phone = Solid()
# Base
base = telephone_base()
phone.base = base
# Rotary dial placed centrally on the base
dial = rotary_dial()
phone.dial = dial
# Handset placed on top of base
handset_piece = handset()
phone.handset = Solid(shift=(0, 4.5 * inch)) # Adjust shifting accordingly for proper positioning
phone.handset.piece = handset_piece
return phone
with AIDL_2D:
model = old_school_telephone()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a old-school telephone
Alright, let's break down the model for an old-school telephone. We'll create individual parts such as the handset, the rotary dial, and the base. We will integrate these parts into a single model step by step.
### Step 1: Creating the Base
First, let's start by defining the base of the telephone.
1. **Base**: This will be a simple rounded rectangle to simulate the classic look.
```python
from AIDL import *
def telephone_base(
width: float = 7 * inches,
length: float = 10 * inches,
height: float = 2 * inches
):
base = Solid()
base.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), width, length, height/2)
return base
```
### Step 2: Creating the Rotary Dial
Next, let's define the rotary dial. This will involve creating a circle and several holes to represent the numbers.
```python
def rotary_dial(diameter: float = 4 * inches, hole_diameter: float = 0.5 * inches):
dial = Solid()
# Main dial circle
dial.circle = Circle((0,0), diameter/2)
# Creating the holes for numbers (with some offset for alignment)
num_holes = Hole()
angle_step = 360 / 10
for i in range(10):
angle = i * angle_step
x = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * cos(radians(angle))
y = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * sin(radians(angle))
num_holes.__setattr__(f"hole_{i}", Circle((x,y), hole_diameter/2))
dial.num_holes = num_holes
return dial
```
### Step 3: Creating the Handset
Then, we need to create the handset. This part will be a combination of rectangles and circles to represent the microphone and speaker areas.
```python
def handset(length: float = 9 * inches, width: float = 2 * inches, thickness: float = 0.5 * inches):
handset = Solid()
# Main body of the handset
handset.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), length, width, thickness)
# Speaker and microphone areas
speaker = Solid(shift=(0, length/4))
speaker.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
microphone = Solid(shift=(0, -length/4))
microphone.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
handset.speaker = speaker
handset.microphone = microphone
return handset
```
### Step 4: Assembling the Parts
Finally, let's bring all the parts together into one model, positioning the handset, rotary dial, and base correctly.
```python
def old_school_telephone():
phone = Solid()
# Base
base = telephone_base()
phone.base = base
# Rotary dial placed centrally on the base
dial = rotary_dial()
phone.dial = dial
# Handset placed on the top of base
handset_piece = handset()
phone.handset = Solid(shift=(0, 0, 3 * inches)) # Adjust shifting accordingly for proper positioning
phone.handset.piece = handset_piece
return phone
with AIDL_2D:
model = old_school_telephone()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
This program should generate the old-school telephone with a base, rotary dial, and handset. Each part is modular and can be adjusted easily. Let me know if there's any specific detail or adjustment you'd like to make to the model!
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/net/projects/ranalab/jz/aidl/AIDL/generation/backend.py", line 21, in dumbrun
exec(code, env)
File "", line 2, in
NameError: name 'inches' is not defined
It looks like there's an issue with the `inches` unit not being defined in the provided code snippet or the environment. The `inches` unit is likely part of the `AIDL` module, so let's ensure it is correctly imported and used.
Let's redefine the AIDL program with the appropriate adjustments:
1. Ensure units are imported correctly (typically `AIDL` should provide `inches`).
2. Make sure all necessary imports are included.
3. Adjust the structuring and spacing to ensure proper creation of the model.
Let's correct and rewrite the AIDL program for the old-school telephone.
```python
from AIDL import *
def telephone_base(
width: float = 7 * inch,
length: float = 10 * inch,
height: float = 2 * inch
):
base = Solid()
base.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), width, length, height/2)
return base
def rotary_dial(diameter: float = 4 * inch, hole_diameter: float = 0.5 * inch):
dial = Solid()
# Main dial circle
dial.circle = Circle((0,0), diameter/2)
# Creating the holes for numbers (with some offset for alignment)
num_holes = Hole()
angle_step = 360 / 10
for i in range(10):
angle = i * angle_step
x = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * cos(radians(angle))
y = (diameter / 2 - hole_diameter) * sin(radians(angle))
num_holes.__setattr__(f"hole_{i}", Circle((x,y), hole_diameter/2))
dial.num_holes = num_holes
return dial
def handset(length: float = 9 * inch, width: float = 2 * inch, thickness: float = 0.5 * inch):
handset = Solid()
# Main body of the handset
handset.body = RoundedRectangle((0,0), length, width, thickness)
# Speaker and microphone areas
speaker = Solid(shift=(0, length/4))
speaker.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
microphone = Solid(shift=(0, -length/4))
microphone.circle = Circle((0,0), width/3)
handset.speaker = speaker
handset.microphone = microphone
return handset
def old_school_telephone():
phone = Solid()
# Base
base = telephone_base()
phone.base = base
# Rotary dial placed centrally on the base
dial = rotary_dial()
phone.dial = dial
# Handset placed on top of base
handset_piece = handset()
phone.handset = Solid(shift=(0, 4.5 * inch)) # Adjust shifting accordingly for proper positioning
phone.handset.piece = handset_piece
return phone
with AIDL_2D:
model = old_school_telephone()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
This updated code ensures that the `inch` unit is correctly referenced and should solve and render the model if the environment supports these unit conversions. Let me know if you encounter any further issues or need additional adjustments!
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