Day 24 of #scadvent opens the last door which has a cozy little cottage designed to 3d print quickly with fixed wall thickness. Size and decorations can be easily customized in the script.
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![Screenshot of OpenSCAD showing the editor at the top with a short script creating the same text twice using the same font but the first one in the script, shown on top in the view port has the font features "Small Caps" (smcp) and "Oldstyle Figures" (onum) enabled.
s = 20; t = "Hello World! - 01234567890";
text(t, s, font = "Linux Libertine G:style=Regular:fontfeatures=+smcp;+onum");
translate([0, -2 * s]) text(t, s, font = "Linux Libertine G:style=Regular");
The smcp feature causes the lower case letters to look like scaled down upper case letters and the onum feature changes the numbers to have different height. 0, 1, 2 are small as lower case letters, the other digits have the height of upper case letters with 3, 4, 5, 7, 9 sitting below the base line having the top aligned with the small numbers, 6 and 8 sitting on the base line.
The bottom of the screenshot shows the font selection window with the Linux Libertine G font selected, showing some more details about the font.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4zhash6sou74lxhugw25yhdp/bafkreifxo73c5ikvlhkhk2ranusl5ginexkfavxsrisw6wwo3ziz56i72i)
![A screenshot of the OpenSCAD GUI, the 3D view showing a simple rectangular open box. The more interesting part is the code editor though. It shows a couple of lines of python code, implying the box was not produced from a normal scad script but from this python code.
The actual code shown is:
from openscad import *
c1 = cube([10, 20, 11], center = True)
c2 = cube([8, 18, 12], center = True)
box = c1 - (c2 + [0, 0, 2])
box.rotate([0, 0, 40]).show()](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4zhash6sou74lxhugw25yhdp/bafkreiaj3zfaw4cmeogq6elzbfnzddfjcwwblvmlp7bsobvixgx4bvmbqu)
