This concept can be implemented in any number of ways, and OpenSCAD makes a decent option due to its programmatic nature. Interested in OpenSCAD? It will run on nearly any hardware, and you can get up ...

While there’s always the edge case, there’s a strong likelihood that if you’re using OpenSCAD, you’re probably working on a CAD model that you intend to 3D print at some point. Of course that’s not to ...

This is a limited port of OpenSCAD to WebAssembly, using at its core a headless WASM build of OpenSCAD (done by @DSchroer), wrapped in a UI made of pretty PrimeReact components, a React Monaco editor ...

Building snap-fit 3D models is fun, but how, exactly, do you design them? One way is to follow the lead of woodworkers, who have had the same challenge, and it’s long been solved. A popular approach ...

OpenSCAD is soon to have color capabilities. If you’re not familiar with OpenSCAD, it’s a popular open-source 3D modelling tool with a difference: instead of working visually, you “program” the design ...

This seems similar to issue #2054 but with much more modern OS, CPU type, OpenSCAD versions, etc. Apple are currently selling multi-tasking capabilities of macOS so logically it shouldn’t happen?