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Thanks for the interest - it's been a long while since I was fiddling with this. Even at the time it was a hack based on someone else's hack.It's been on my list for a while to do something with this, like turning it into an svg-generating web-app.but life has been busy.Basic usage, for example, from the README:$ python conj-oval-gear.pyImport into what?
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These scripts generate DXF, which is an Autocad file format. A pretty old/well-supported file format by most modeling packages. I also used a java package called kabeja (google it) to convert those files to svg. Something like:$ java -jar launcher.jar -nogui -pipeline svg ncgear2.dxf ncgear2.svg. I am trying to make a pair of gears, one heart-shaped.
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It's for and I'll be 3D printing mine again this year. Right here waiting flaco. Can you help a maker out?I think I saw you were at Penn IPD. You still in Philly?Also a web app would be killer for this. There are a ton more amateur makers like myself out there with access to Lasers and Repraps. And there are only old win95 programs for making these types of gears.Christopher Thompson Visit me at Feb 5, 2012, at 2:53 PM, phillbaker wrote: Thanks for the interest - it's been a long while since I was fiddling with this. Even at the time it was a hack based on someone else's hack.It's been on my list for a while to do something with this, like turning it into an svg-generating web-app.but life has been busy.
Basic usage, for example, from the README: $ python conj-oval-gear.py Import into what? These scripts generate DXF, which is an Autocad file format. A pretty old/well-supported file format by most modeling packages. I also used a java package called kabeja (google it) to convert those files to svg. Something like: $ java -jar launcher.jar -nogui -pipeline svg ncgear2.dxf ncgear2.svg - Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/phillbaker/non-circular-gears-generator/issues/1#issuecomment-3820151.
Heart shaped? Hm.well, from what I remember without look at the code, the basic premise is to create a first shape and then create it's inverse plus a radius for the opposing gear. I'd start with the equations for a heart-shaped gear, some good ones (courtesy google):. Then the conjugate should be using the existing code, I believe.I've been pretty strapped for time since I threw this together.and stuff looks like it'll stay that way for the next few months at least. Unfortunately I don't have the time to get into this again, but the code's there for you, if you're inclined. If you end up doing something with the code, please let me know.