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from AIDL import *
def car(length: float = 12*inches, height: float = 6*inches, wheel_radius: float = 0.5*inches):
"""
Generates a simple 2D model of a car suitable for laser cutting.
"""
# Create the main structure of the car
car = Solid()
# Define the body of the car
car_body = Solid()
car.body = car_body
car_body.shape = Rectangle((0, 0), length, height)
# Define the windows of the car as holes
windows = Hole()
car_body.windows = windows
# Front and rear windows as circles
windows.front = Circle((-3*inches, 1*inch), 1*inch)
windows.rear = Circle((3*inches, 1*inch), 1*inch)
# Define the wheels of the car as solids
wheels = Solid()
car_body.wheels = wheels
wheels.front_wheel = Circle((-3*inches, -height/2 + wheel_radius), wheel_radius)
wheels.rear_wheel = Circle((3*inches, -height/2 + wheel_radius), wheel_radius)
# Optional: Add details to the car as drawings (e.g., door outlines)
details = Drawing()
car_body.details = details
details.door_outline = Rectangle((-1*inch, 0), 4*inches, 3*inches)
return car
with AIDL_2D:
model = car()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
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Please write an AIDL program to generate a car
Sure! Let's outline the steps involved in creating a car model for laser cutting. I'll break the car into different parts like the body, windows, and wheels, and we can use appropriate geometry and structures to create a comprehensive model.
### Steps to Create Car Model:
1. **Body**: We'll use a rectangle for the main body of the car.
2. **Windows**: We can use rectangles or circles for the windows.
3. **Wheels**: We'll use circles for the wheels.
4. **Details**: Any additional details like doors or engravings can be added using Drawing structures.
Let's start by writing the AIDL function for the car model.
```python
from AIDL import *
def car(length: float = 12*inches, height: float = 6*inches, wheel_radius: float = 0.5*inches):
"""
Generates a simple 2D model of a car suitable for laser cutting.
"""
# Create the main structure of the car
car = Solid()
# Define the body of the car
car_body = Solid()
car.body = car_body
car_body.shape = Rectangle((0, 0), length, height)
# Define the windows of the car as holes
windows = Hole()
car_body.windows = windows
# Front and rear windows as circles
windows.front = Circle((-3*inches, 1*inch), 1*inch)
windows.rear = Circle((3*inches, 1*inch), 1*inch)
# Define the wheels of the car as solids
wheels = Solid()
car_body.wheels = wheels
wheels.front_wheel = Circle((-3*inches, -height/2 + wheel_radius), wheel_radius)
wheels.rear_wheel = Circle((3*inches, -height/2 + wheel_radius), wheel_radius)
# Optional: Add details to the car as drawings (e.g., door outlines)
details = Drawing()
car_body.details = details
details.door_outline = Rectangle((-1*inch, 0), 4*inches, 3*inches)
return car
with AIDL_2D:
model = car()
print(model.Solve())
model.Render()
```
### Explanation:
1. **Car Body**: Created using a rectangle of specified length and height.
2. **Windows**: Added as circular holes for simplicity.
3. **Wheels**: Added as circular solids positioned relative to the body's dimensions.
4. **Details**: An optional drawing structure to add additional engravings, like a door outline.
Feel free to modify any dimensions or add more details based on your specific needs. Let me know if there's anything specific you'd like to add or adjust, and I can help you further with that.
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