Python for 3D Printing: Using Python to enhance the power of OpenSCAD for 3D modeling Computer-aided 3D Design, Modeling and Printing - using Python

The book "Python for 3D Printing: Using Python to enhance the power of OpenSCAD for 3D modeling" has generated mixed reviews from customers. Some reviewers expressed disappointment as the promised Python code was unavailable online despite the book's claims. They felt that the Python library printed in the book was incomplete and poorly designed, recommending the use of alternative solutions like SolidPython. Others found the book to be useful in leveraging OpenSCAD with Python, praising the combination of techniques which rivalled sophisticated CAD systems from decades ago. However, some readers encountered difficulties in obtaining the Python support code from the author, leading to frustration during the learning process. Despite these challenges, some users found the idea of using Python to generate OpenSCAD scripts intuitive and efficient. The book provides an email address for requesting the openscad.py file, although there have been complaints about delivery failures and the inconvenience of manually typing in the code. Overall, while the book offers potential benefits in simplifying 3D modeling with Python, the lack of accessible, high-quality code resources has hindered the learning experience for some customers. **