bal = ui_scalar('Bal/diameter (mm)', 239, 0, 600)
→ 1e veld is text/label, default waarde, minimum waarde, max waarde)emit(object)
→ tekenen van Object 'dhoek'difference(objetA,objectB)
→ wegsnijden van objecte adv object.emit(translate(0,0,0)*ring)
→ op een specifieke plaats tekenen van het objectprint(“Here is a string” .. ' concatenated with ' .. 2 .. ' other strings.')
→ om text te printen/tussentijdse feedbackL = 160 H = 200 D = 83/2 Db = D + 4 dikte = 20 -- weergeven variable waarde v1 = ui_scalar('.A', 0, 0, 300) v2 = ui_scalar('.B', 0, 0, 300) v3 = ui_scalar('.C', 0, 0, 300) v4 = ui_scalar('.D', L, 0, 160) v5 = ui_scalar('.E', H, 0, 200) v6 = ui_scalar('.F', (L/2), 0, 80) triangle = { v(v1,v2), v(v3,v4), v(v5,v6) } dir = v(0,0,dikte) dhoek = linear_extrude(dir, triangle) emit(dhoek)
hoogte = 40 buitenring = cylinder(160,hoogte) binnenring = cylinder(100,hoogte) ring = difference(buitenring,binnenring) emit(ring)
bringbuitenrand = 92 /2 bringbinnenrand = 35 /2 kegellengte = 30 bringdikte = 50 -- DEEL 1 (Platte ring) --******************************************* bevestigingsring = difference(cylinder(bringbuitenrand,bringdikte), cylinder(bringbinnenrand,bringdikte) ) --emit(bevestigingsring) -- DEEL 2 (kegel) --******************************************* kegel = cone(bringbuitenrand, bringbinnenrand, kegellengte) --emit(kegel) -- DEEL 3 (Ring - kegel) --******************************************* emit(difference(bevestigingsring,kegel))
-- Lua Cheat Sheet for Programmers, by Al Sweigart http://coffeeghost.net -- This cheat sheet is an executable Lua program. --[[ This is a multline comment]] ---[[ This is a neat trick. The first -- makes -[[ not a multiline comment. print("This line executes.") --]] The rest of this line is also a comment. print("Here is a string" .. ' concatenated with ' .. 2 .. ' other strings.') -- Note: All number types are doubles. There're no integers. print(type(42), type(42.0)) -- prints out "number number" variable_one = 1 + 2 - 3 -- This will equal zero. variable_One = "Variables are case sensitive." negative_twofiftysix = -2^8 a, b = 42, 101 --mulitple assignment a, b = b, a --provides a nice value swap trick x, y, z = 1, 2, 3, "this value is discarded" print(previously_unused_variable == nil) -- prints true, all vars start as nil print(nil == 0 or nil == "") -- prints false, nil is not the same as false or 0 print('The # len operator says there are ' .. #'hello' .. ' letters in "hello".') some_bool_variable = true and false or true and not false a_table = {['spam'] = "Type something in:", ['eggs'] = 10} -- tables are dictionaries/arrays print(a_table['spam']) what_the_user_typed_in = io.read() print('You typed in ' .. what_the_user_typed_in) if 10 < 20 then print( "apple" == "orange" ) -- prints false print( "apple" ~= "orange" ) -- true, an apple is not equal to an orange local foo foo = 42 print(foo) elseif 50 < 100 then --These clauses can contain no lines of code. end print(foo) -- prints nil, local foo exists only in that "if" block above m = 0 while m < 10 do print("howdy " .. m) m = m + 1 -- there is no m++ or m += 1 repeat print("Repeat loops check the condition at end, and stops if it is true.") break -- breaks out of the loop early until m == 9999 end for i = 1, 10 do for j = 1, 10, 2 do print("for loops add 1 to i and 2 to j each iteration " .. i .. ' ' .. j) end end function Greet(name) print('Hello ' .. name) bar = 100 return "returns nil if you don't have a return statement." end Greet('Al Sweigart') print(bar) -- prints 100
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