>>> it's time to throw parametric softwares out !
Simple yet powerful CAD (Computer Aided Design) library, written with Python.
Checkout some complete examples
from madcad import *
# define points
O = vec3(0)
A = vec3(2,0,0)
B = vec3(1,2,0)
C = vec3(0,2,0)
# create a list of primitives
line = [
Segment(O, A),
ArcThrough(A, B, C),
Segment(C,O),
]
# create and solve constraints
solve([
Tangent(line[0], line[1], A),
Tangent(line[1], line[2], C),
Radius(line[1], 1.5),
], fixed=[O])
# generate surfaces
part = extrusion(line, vec3(0,0,1))
# display in a 3D scene
show([part])
The result will be this window
MADCAD is born from the idea that the current approach of parametric CADs for mechanical engineering is not the best possible. This library is part of a project targeting the best possible mechanical design tool for both engineers and handymen. See the comparison for more details.
Copyright 2019-2023 Yves Dejonghe jimy.byerley@gmail.com
This library is distributed under the LGPL-v3 license. A copy of that license is provided with this software.
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Simple yet powerful CAD (Computer Aided Design) library, written with Python
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