01:38 <linext> https://ibb.co/QcSH03R

01:38 <linext> i attempted to make a bike seat post clamp

01:38 <linext> the clamp held until i bounced on the seat

01:39 <linext> i guess plastic slips a little too easily against metal

06:13 <guso78k> did it  break and fell off due to shock wave ?

06:18 <guso78k> not being the creator  its very hard to recognize which cylinder represents which part in the rendered object. My mind  can best understand thing bottom-up but openscad describes things generally in top-down approach. in order to understand i first have to find the  very inner leaf of the tree.

09:01 <gbruno> [github] gsohler synchronize pull request #4702 (Python pr3) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/4702

20:33 <linext> guso78, the bottom clamps onto the hub and the top clamps on the to the seat post

20:33 <linext> bottom / top in the 3d view, not the code

23:20 <lf94> TIL https://www.olin.edu/sites/default/files/2016onshape_scope_archival_poster.pdf

23:20 <lf94> Featurescript by OnShape. 2016.

23:20 <lf94> https://www.olin.edu/sites/default/files/2016onshape_scope_archival_poster.pdf

23:20 <lf94> whoops

23:20 <lf94> https://cad.onshape.com/FsDoc/

23:21 <lf94> I really can't believe Ive never heard of this

23:46 <InPhase> lf94: "After these easy 19 lines of code and 35 clicks of the gui, we have created a cylinder. Congratulations on your first custom feature."

23:46 <InPhase> UX fail?