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openscad
// OpenSCAD script to create a 2D city skyline
module building(width, height) {
linear_extrude(height) {
square([width, height]);
}
}
module city_skyline() {
building(10, 20); // Building 1
translate([12, 0, 0])
building(8, 30); // Building 2
translate([22, 0, 0])
building(14, 25); // Building 3
translate([38, 0, 0])
building(10, 35); // Building 4
translate([50, 0, 0])
building(12, 15); // Building 5
translate([64, 0, 0])
building(16, 28); // Building 6
translate([82, 0, 0])
building(6, 40); // Building 7
}
// Call the city_skyline module to render the scene
city_skyline();
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Please generate a 2D CAD file in OpenSCAD for city skyline
Sure, I can help you create a basic city skyline in OpenSCAD. Here is an example of a simple script to generate a 2D city skyline with a variety of building shapes and heights:
```openscad
// OpenSCAD script to create a 2D city skyline
module building(width, height) {
linear_extrude(height) {
square([width, height]);
}
}
module city_skyline() {
building(10, 20); // Building 1
translate([12, 0, 0])
building(8, 30); // Building 2
translate([22, 0, 0])
building(14, 25); // Building 3
translate([38, 0, 0])
building(10, 35); // Building 4
translate([50, 0, 0])
building(12, 15); // Building 5
translate([64, 0, 0])
building(16, 28); // Building 6
translate([82, 0, 0])
building(6, 40); // Building 7
}
// Call the city_skyline module to render the scene
city_skyline();
```
This script creates seven buildings of varying widths and heights, arranged to form a basic city skyline.
To use this script:
1. Copy and paste it into a text editor or the OpenSCAD editor.
2. Save the file with an `.scad` extension.
3. Open it with OpenSCAD to render the 2D city skyline.
You can adjust the parameters in the `building` module calls within the `city_skyline` module to customize the skyline to your liking.
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