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stl_boolean could accept named variables as arguments (-a selector_or_filename -b selector_or_filename -c selector_or_filename) and then accept an expression for how to combine them (+ for union, - for difference and & for intersection, I would think all with equal precedence).
An example:
# with files
stl_boolean -a a.stl -b b.stl -c c.stl “a&b-c” # would intersect a and b then subtract c.
# with streams and selector syntax suggested in #1
stl_cube | stl_torus | stl_cone | stl_boolean -a @index[0] -b @index[1] -c @index[2] “a&b-c” # would intersect the cube and torus then subtract the cone.
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stl_boolean could accept expression rather than just to operands and an operation
stl_boolean could accept expression rather than just two operands and an operation
Jan 11, 2018
stl_boolean could accept named variables as arguments (-a selector_or_filename -b selector_or_filename -c selector_or_filename) and then accept an expression for how to combine them (+ for union, - for difference and & for intersection, I would think all with equal precedence).
An example:
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