Introduced simple cheatsheet mode suitable for short lessons #132
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It's also useful to make elevator pitch about how friendly openscad learning curve is for beginners... |
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Hello,
i am preparing short 45 minute lessons of 3d printing for kids at elementary school and i wanted to prepare limited cheatsheet for that ocassion. Therefore i've added javascript checkbox that hides everything i considered non-essential (by default everything is showing as before, unless you uncheck it):
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I wanted to keep it rather simple. Target is to teach the kids to model a "snowman". possibly with eyes, nose, hat and limbs based on their skill. that can be 3d printed. So i've only included the features that i use most of the time to create simple geometry.