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What's the difference between a blueprint and a drawing? Or what can one do with a blueprint that one can't do with a drawing? |
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sgenoud
Jul 30, 2023
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The drawing is a nicer API on top of blueprints (which is a concept I'd like to make disappear when I start using pantograph for the 2D layer of replicad. When you fuse two blueprints you can get an array of blueprint. When you cut them you can have a compound blueprint (a blueprint within a blueprint). Any of the boolean operations on a drawing return another drawing. |
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The drawing is a nicer API on top of blueprints (which is a concept I'd like to make disappear when I start using pantograph for the 2D layer of replicad.
When you fuse two blueprints you can get an array of blueprint. When you cut them you can have a compound blueprint (a blueprint within a blueprint). Any of the boolean operations on a drawing return another drawing.