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I have made some code to construct a part to be used in Eagle3D.
If the part where i create the pins is placed outside the macro that creates the
shell all goes fine.
But when i place it all inside the macro it complains that the closing bracket
for the object cant be found and it finds object instead.
[code]
#macro TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(i_radius,winkel,dicke,breite,laenge1,laenge2)
union{
difference {
cylinder{<(breite/2) * -1,0,0><breite/2,0,0>(i_radius + dicke)}
cylinder{<(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,0,0><breite/2 + 0.1,0,0>i_radius}
box{ <(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,(i_radius + dicke + 0.1) * -1, 0>,
<breite/2 + 0.1, (i_radius + dicke + 0.1), (i_radius + dicke +
0.1)>
}
box{ <(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,(i_radius + dicke + 0.1) * -1, 0>,
<breite/2 + 0.1, (i_radius + dicke + 0.1), (i_radius + dicke +
0.1)> rotate <winkel,0,0>}
}
box{<(breite/2) * -1,i_radius, 0>, <breite/2,i_radius + dicke, laenge1
>}
box{<(breite/2) * -1, 0, i_radius * -1>, <breite/2,laenge2 * -1,
(i_radius + dicke) * -1>
rotate <(90 - winkel) * -1,0,0>
}
translate < 0,(i_radius + dicke/2) * -1,(i_radius + dicke/2)> rotate
<0,-90,180>
}
#end
#declare myTrapiziod =
// this is a isosceles trapezoid
// here the base angles have the same measure pairwise
#local base1 = 1.2;
#local base2 = 0.8;
// the height of the trapezoid = (base1-base2)/2 becourse the base angles are 45
degrees
#local Altetude = (base1 - base2)/2;
object{
union{
box{<base1/2,0,base1/2><-base1/2,8.5,-base1/2> }
difference{
box{<base1/2,.05,base1/2><-base1/2,-(Altetude+.05),-base1/2> }
union{
box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0, 0,0> }
box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0, 90,0> }
box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0,180,0> }
box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0,270,0> }
} // end inner union
} // end difference
} rotate<180,0,0> translate<0,-Altetude,0> // end union
} // end object
#macro BB02JS_GRND(Pins)
//#local Pins = 7;
#local Pitch = 2.54;
#local H = .4; // Pin height
#local W = .6; // Pin width
#local L1 = 5; // Total lenght outside main body
#local L2 = 1.27; // Lenght of pin on solder area
#local L3 = 1.25; // Height pin center above PCB
#local i = 0;
object{
union{
difference{
//box{<Outermax,0,Pitch/2><-Outermax,-8.5,-Pitch/2> }
//box{<Outermax+.025,-8,0.5><-Outermax-.25,-8.55,-0.5> }
union{
#while(i<Pins)
object{myTrapiziod translate<i*Pitch,0,0>}
#local i = i + 1;
#end
translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0>
} // end inner union
} rotate<90,180,0> translate<0,1.27,-7.68> texture{ e3d_tex_ic_body_1 }
// end difference
} // end union
// start of creating Pins
object{
#local i = 0;
union{
#while(i<Pins)
object{
TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2,L2-(H/2))
rotate<0,90,0>
translate<0,0,0>
translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
} // end object
object{ TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2+.2,L2-(H/2))
rotate<0,270,180>
translate<0,L3-(H/3),L3/2-.05>
translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
} // end object
#local i = i + 1;
#end
} translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0> rotate<0,0,180> translate<0,L3,L1/2>
pigment{OldGold} // end union
} // end inner object
// End creating pins
} // end object
#end
[/code]
Maybe my use of object/union/difference is faulty but i cant see it.
Its sometimes not logical i think but maybe i am not thinking locical.
p.s. It looks that i am the only one using this newsgroup
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> If the part where i create the pins is placed outside the macro that creates the
> shell all goes fine.
> But when i place it all inside the macro it complains that the closing bracket
> for the object cant be found and it finds object instead.
You can't have more than one object inside another object. You need to
put them inside a union instead.
> #macro BB02JS_GRND(Pins)
> //#local Pins = 7;
> #local Pitch = 2.54;
> #local H = .4; // Pin height
> #local W = .6; // Pin width
> #local L1 = 5; // Total lenght outside main body
> #local L2 = 1.27; // Lenght of pin on solder area
> #local L3 = 1.25; // Height pin center above PCB
> #local i = 0;
>
> object{
That line should be union{ and then it seems to work.
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From: Paolo Gibellini
Subject: Re: All the brackets are there but still get errors
Date: 4 Jul 2013 11:46:47
Message: <51d598e7$1@news.povray.org>
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>gharryh on date 04/07/2013 16.47 wrote:
> I have made some code to construct a part to be used in Eagle3D.
>
> If the part where i create the pins is placed outside the macro that creates the
> shell all goes fine.
> But when i place it all inside the macro it complains that the closing bracket
> for the object cant be found and it finds object instead.
> [code]
> #macro TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(i_radius,winkel,dicke,breite,laenge1,laenge2)
> union{
> difference {
> cylinder{<(breite/2) * -1,0,0><breite/2,0,0>(i_radius + dicke)}
> cylinder{<(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,0,0><breite/2 + 0.1,0,0>i_radius}
> box{ <(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,(i_radius + dicke + 0.1) * -1, 0>,
> <breite/2 + 0.1, (i_radius + dicke + 0.1), (i_radius + dicke +
> 0.1)>
> }
> box{ <(breite/2 + 0.1) * -1,(i_radius + dicke + 0.1) * -1, 0>,
> <breite/2 + 0.1, (i_radius + dicke + 0.1), (i_radius + dicke +
> 0.1)> rotate <winkel,0,0>}
> }
> box{<(breite/2) * -1,i_radius, 0>, <breite/2,i_radius + dicke, laenge1
>> }
> box{<(breite/2) * -1, 0, i_radius * -1>, <breite/2,laenge2 * -1,
> (i_radius + dicke) * -1>
> rotate <(90 - winkel) * -1,0,0>
> }
> translate < 0,(i_radius + dicke/2) * -1,(i_radius + dicke/2)> rotate
> <0,-90,180>
> }
> #end
>
> #declare myTrapiziod =
> // this is a isosceles trapezoid
> // here the base angles have the same measure pairwise
> #local base1 = 1.2;
> #local base2 = 0.8;
> // the height of the trapezoid = (base1-base2)/2 becourse the base angles are 45
> degrees
> #local Altetude = (base1 - base2)/2;
>
> object{
> union{
> box{<base1/2,0,base1/2><-base1/2,8.5,-base1/2> }
> difference{
> box{<base1/2,.05,base1/2><-base1/2,-(Altetude+.05),-base1/2> }
> union{
> box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
> translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0, 0,0> }
> box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
> translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0, 90,0> }
> box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
> translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0,180,0> }
> box{<base2/2,0,base2><0,-base2,-base2> rotate<0,0,45>
> translate<base2/2,0,0> rotate<0,270,0> }
> } // end inner union
> } // end difference
> } rotate<180,0,0> translate<0,-Altetude,0> // end union
> } // end object
>
> #macro BB02JS_GRND(Pins)
> //#local Pins = 7;
> #local Pitch = 2.54;
> #local H = .4; // Pin height
> #local W = .6; // Pin width
> #local L1 = 5; // Total lenght outside main body
> #local L2 = 1.27; // Lenght of pin on solder area
> #local L3 = 1.25; // Height pin center above PCB
> #local i = 0;
>
> object{
> union{
> difference{
> //box{<Outermax,0,Pitch/2><-Outermax,-8.5,-Pitch/2> }
> //box{<Outermax+.025,-8,0.5><-Outermax-.25,-8.55,-0.5> }
> union{
> #while(i<Pins)
> object{myTrapiziod translate<i*Pitch,0,0>}
> #local i = i + 1;
> #end
> translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0>
> } // end inner union
> } rotate<90,180,0> translate<0,1.27,-7.68> texture{ e3d_tex_ic_body_1 }
> // end difference
> } // end union
> // start of creating Pins
> object{
> #local i = 0;
> union{
> #while(i<Pins)
> object{
> TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2,L2-(H/2))
> rotate<0,90,0>
> translate<0,0,0>
> translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
> } // end object
> object{ TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2+.2,L2-(H/2))
> rotate<0,270,180>
> translate<0,L3-(H/3),L3/2-.05>
> translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
> } // end object
> #local i = i + 1;
> #end
> } translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0> rotate<0,0,180> translate<0,L3,L1/2>
> pigment{OldGold} // end union
> } // end inner object
> // End creating pins
> } // end object
> #end
> [/code]
> Maybe my use of object/union/difference is faulty but i cant see it.
> Its sometimes not logical i think but maybe i am not thinking locical.
> p.s. It looks that i am the only one using this newsgroup
>
>
Perhaps the problem is in a missing union?
Paolo
object{
union{
union{
difference{
//box{<Outermax,0,Pitch/2><-Outermax,-8.5,-Pitch/2> }
//box{<Outermax+.025,-8,0.5><-Outermax-.25,-8.55,-0.5> }
union{
#while(i<Pins)
object{myTrapiziod translate<i*Pitch,0,0>}
#local i = i + 1;
#end
translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0>
} // end inner union
}
rotate<90,180,0> translate<0,1.27,-7.68> texture{
e3d_tex_ic_body_1 }
// end difference
} // end union
// start of creating Pins
object{
#local i = 0;
union{
#while(i<Pins)
object{
TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2,L2-(H/2))
rotate<0,90,0>
translate<0,0,0>
translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
} // end object
object{ TOOLS_RECT_BOGEN(0.25,135,H,W,L2+.2,L2-(H/2))
rotate<0,270,180>
translate<0,L3-(H/3),L3/2-.05>
translate<i*Pitch,0,0>
} // end object
#local i = i + 1;
#end
}
translate<-(Pins-1)*Pitch/2,0,0> rotate<0,0,180>
translate<0,L3,L1/2>
pigment{OldGold}
} // end inner object
}// end union
// End creating pins
} // end object
#end
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From: Paolo Gibellini
Subject: Re: All the brackets are there but still get errors
Date: 4 Jul 2013 11:48:16
Message: <51d59940$1@news.povray.org>
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>scott on date 04/07/2013 17.35 wrote:
> That line should be union{ and then it seems to work.
>
Your answer is more elegant.
Paolo
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"gharryh" <h.a### [at] harry-arends nl> wrote:
> I have made some code to construct a part to be used in Eagle3D.
>
> If the part where i create the pins is placed outside the macro that creates the
> shell all goes fine.
> But when i place it all inside the macro it complains that the closing bracket
> for the object cant be found and it finds object instead.
> [snip code]
> Maybe my use of object/union/difference is faulty but i cant see it.
In macro BB02JS_GRND(), the outermost object contains more than one object.
Change the outermost object to union, and it renders to completion.
> Its sometimes not logical i think but maybe i am not thinking locical.
> p.s. It looks that i am the only one using this newsgroup
We were all newbies once.
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From: Thomas de Groot
Subject: Re: All the brackets are there but still get errors
Date: 5 Jul 2013 03:24:56
Message: <51d674c8@news.povray.org>
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On 4-7-2013 17:54, Cousin Ricky wrote:
> "gharryh" <h.a### [at] harry-arendsnl> wrote:
>> Its sometimes not logical i think but maybe i am not thinking locical.
>> p.s. It looks that i am the only one using this newsgroup
>
> We were all newbies once.
Absolutely.
And even after many years of use, we can still make simple errors...
Thomas
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