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Terminal DAW Does It In Style
(hackaday.com)
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OpenSCAD?
That is a dangerous road.
But it is also a fun road!
It's super useful to make custom 3D prints.
I've been using a script to generate custom nameplates which are oriented such that the face is parallel to the build plate, so I can swap filament colors when it transitions from the nameplate to the name.
I could do this manually in CAD, but it would take a huge amount of time. Now I just edit a script file, alter a string or two and adjust some spacing values and get a ready to print model.
Pretty neat