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// Sunglasses 2D Design
// Parameters for customizable sizes
lens_width = 60; // Width of each lens
lens_height = 40; // Height of each lens
bridge_width = 20; // Width of the bridge between lenses
frame_thickness = 5; // Thickness of the frame
// Function to create a lens
module lens() {
translate([lens_width/2, lens_height/2])
circle(lens_width/2);
}
// Function to create a frame around a lens
module frame() {
difference() {
translate([lens_width/2, lens_height/2])
circle((lens_width/2) + frame_thickness);
lens();
}
}
// Left lens
translate([0, 0]) {
lens();
}
// Right lens
translate([lens_width + bridge_width, 0]) {
lens();
}
// Bridge
translate([lens_width, 0]) {
square([bridge_width, lens_height]);
}
// Left frame
translate([0, 0]) {
frame();
}
// Right frame
translate([lens_width + bridge_width, 0]) {
frame();
}
// Optional: You can add arms (temples) as needed, although they may extend beyond the 2D design requirements
// Render as 2D object
projection(cut = true) {
union() {
// Sunglasses elements
}
}
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for sunglasses
Creating a detailed 2D CAD design for sunglasses using OpenSCAD involves understanding the basic shape and structure of sunglasses, focusing on the frame, lenses, and possibly the temples (arms). Below is a basic example of how you might structure your OpenSCAD code for a simplified 2D front view of sunglasses.
Ensure you have OpenSCAD installed to visualize and refine the design.
Here is an example code for creating a basic 2D outline of sunglasses in OpenSCAD:
```scad
// Sunglasses 2D Design
// Parameters for customizable sizes
lens_width = 60; // Width of each lens
lens_height = 40; // Height of each lens
bridge_width = 20; // Width of the bridge between lenses
frame_thickness = 5; // Thickness of the frame
// Function to create a lens
module lens() {
translate([lens_width/2, lens_height/2])
circle(lens_width/2);
}
// Function to create a frame around a lens
module frame() {
difference() {
translate([lens_width/2, lens_height/2])
circle((lens_width/2) + frame_thickness);
lens();
}
}
// Left lens
translate([0, 0]) {
lens();
}
// Right lens
translate([lens_width + bridge_width, 0]) {
lens();
}
// Bridge
translate([lens_width, 0]) {
square([bridge_width, lens_height]);
}
// Left frame
translate([0, 0]) {
frame();
}
// Right frame
translate([lens_width + bridge_width, 0]) {
frame();
}
// Optional: You can add arms (temples) as needed, although they may extend beyond the 2D design requirements
// Render as 2D object
projection(cut = true) {
union() {
// Sunglasses elements
}
}
```
Instructions for use:
1. Copy the above script into a text editor and save it with a `.scad` extension, for example, `sunglasses.scad`.
2. Open OpenSCAD and load the file.
3. Use the OpenSCAD interface to render the 2D design by pressing F5 (Preview) and F6 (Render).
Feel free to modify the parameters (`lens_width`, `lens_height`, `bridge_width`, and `frame_thickness`) to fit the specific design or style you are aiming for. The provided code is for a simplistic design, and you may need to add more details and refine it for a more realistic representation of sunglasses.
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