sdfx VS cadCAD

Go: https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

Object Oriented Programming is a way to go to create CAD tool for school project, not golang (too hard for school task). If you really must, this was I want to try in one of my projects: https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

Designed all of these parts* using Deadsy/SDFX, it was certainly interesting and I enjoyed working with it, getting visual artifacts off my model and keeping file sizes down is a bit tedious though.

I wrote this (in golang) to satisfy my need to generate STLs for 3d printing.

https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

In general I like to write code to define objects, but there are some situations where a graphical editing UI would be nice. ie- Curve and polygon design.

You can sort of imagine a hybrid approach where you could crack open a mini editor to design a curve and then use it to generate code (table of numbers) which you could then extrude/sweep/loft or whatever.

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Nice to see sdfx [1] there, this project is impressive.

deadsy built some rather sophisticated models, be sure to check out the renderings in the github README!

https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

Code: https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

I had a similar question, and this is how I answered it (after a visit to openscad,,,) https://github.com/deadsy/sdfx

This turns out to be a different CAD entirely. cadCAD expands to "Complex Adaptive Dynamics Computer Aided Design" and seems to be more a simula-type thing than anything to do with graphics, 3D space, etc.

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