00:10 <linext> hey teepee, i updated the example for the openscad-wasm readme: https://github.com/openscad/openscad-wasm/pull/14/commits/063531a3b19876c40277fce174531cd9d09fcfdc

00:10 <teepee> looking at it :)

00:13 <teepee> would it make sense to just have both cases? like not replacing but adding your example as 2nd more complete one?

00:13 <teepee> adding a new section "example html" or so

00:14 <linext> maybe if the wasm might be used outside a web page

00:16 <teepee> yeah, there are other wasm runners, not sure if those could handle openscad-wasm though

00:16 <linext> if the links to the js files like openscad.js were full-links, i think the user could just copy and paste the code into a .html file

00:17 <linext> it's common for web developers to link to repos for jquery on a cdn

00:18 <teepee> bad idea in EU for the most part

00:51 <JordanBrown> teepee, InPhase: I agree that auto-preview=true seems like a bad idea.

00:52 <JordanBrown> as a default, that is.

00:55 <teepee> yep

00:55 <teepee> also... aaaaAAARGH!

00:55 <teepee> whoever invented wchar or Qt needs to be sent at least to pluto so they can't do no more harm

00:57 <teepee> right char32_t is C++11, that might help

01:00 <InPhase> teepee: Pluto sometimes comes inside the orbital distance to Neptune, which sounds too close for a proper response to that.

01:01 <teepee> good point, better: voyager 1, they fixed it no? and it's going into the right direction

01:01 <teepee> so having a Qt input field and just want to get the unicode char its:

01:01 <teepee> get QString -> toStdU32String() -> str[0]

01:02 <teepee> because there is QString.at(0).unicode()

01:02 <teepee> but of course that returns 16 bit

01:03 <teepee> why not

01:04 <teepee> on the plus side, with all that dance, i can filter fonts that have a \u1f600 = 😀 glyph

01:05 <InPhase> :)

01:10 <InPhase> teepee: $fa=1; $fs=0.4; minkowski() { sphere(2); linear_extrude(0.1) difference() { circle(15); offset(2) resize([20,20]) rotate(-90) text(":)", halign="center", valign="center"); } }

01:15 <teepee> ouch, testing with empty config had CGAL enabled :D

01:15 <InPhase> Oops.

01:15 <teepee> slow smile

01:16 <InPhase> Well, 2 seconds in the modern approach. :)

01:50 <linext> the wasm also have cgal by default

02:26 <teepee> it works https://files.openscad.org/tmp/Screencast%20from%202024-04-27%2004-21-28.webm

02:33 <InPhase> I didn't know you could dock the font list window as a tab.

02:34 <teepee> you can't... yet :)

02:35 <teepee> while I want the filter stuff, I think it makes more sense to have it as "normal" tool window

02:35 <InPhase> That might be why I didn't know that!

02:36 <InPhase> I was also just thinking that the inability to see what the fonts look like makes the font window almost useless.

02:36 <InPhase> So that appears to be a solid innovation as well.

02:37 <InPhase> It might make fonts a whole lot more worth using in OpenSCAD. Next up, customizer font selection. :)

02:37 <teepee> yep, that's also something I'd like to have

02:37 <teepee> just not yet sure if it's ok inside the table, or if that may need a separate pane for just the selected font

02:46 <gbruno> [github] t-paul pushed 3 additions 6 modifications (Dockable font list window with extended search filter.) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/614bcf7f986ca76e11cb8b14c834366b69c23284

02:49 <gbruno> [github] t-paul opened pull request #5114 (Dockable font list window with extended search filter.) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/5114

05:11 <Virindi> wow nice. I tried guso78k's csg branch and freecad import gets a lot further with my test model. the result even looks like the model! still a boatload of errors but I am not sure if they are meaningful https://paste.ec/paste/6RkMaSHk#PAUSa+6224tnlM-k+9HHqRWiGQJ5jVCIBeYE3dsbJ0D

05:13 <Virindi> interestingly some arc faces got converted to an arc face, others became a pile of tiny faces

05:16 <Virindi> in the middle of some arc faces there is randomly a break

05:16 <Virindi> where nothing should be different at that point

05:16 <Virindi> but it looks like it might be usable

05:17 <Virindi> I'm impressed :)

05:19 <Virindi> I know it is just a missing print param but that was a fast fix

07:49 <Church-> guys, can you advise on https://pastebin.com/Pya0QG2a why i need to increase lenght by constant called weird :) , for sake of connecting sides? even without it formulas seem fine, hate adding manual adjustments for parts "to fit"