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I'm trying to port an SCAD application I have to a playground fork and the main issue I'm having right now is that it uses a series of 2D DXF imports that are then extruded with linear_extrude. I created a local dev setup with minimal test library that includes a test.dxf and then tried
linear_extrude(5)
import("test/test.dxf");
The DXF is found (verified by just changing the name and it errors then), but preview doesn't render and webdev console shows:
model.ts:453 Error while doing preview: Error: OpenSCAD invocation failed: 1082960
The DXF in question is a rather simple one (13kb), so I wanted to ask if this feature is supported at all before diving deeper. Thanks!
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Okay, so I just recompiled the wasm target to add the missing -sEXPORT_EXCEPTION_HANDLING_HELPERS=1 in an effort to make the exception visible that is beign thrown here.
The thing is, now the example is working with the recompiled openscad. I assume these use different versions?
I'm trying to port an SCAD application I have to a playground fork and the main issue I'm having right now is that it uses a series of 2D DXF imports that are then extruded with
linear_extrude
. I created a local dev setup with minimal test library that includes atest.dxf
and then triedThe DXF is found (verified by just changing the name and it errors then), but preview doesn't render and webdev console shows:
The DXF in question is a rather simple one (13kb), so I wanted to ask if this feature is supported at all before diving deeper. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: