Minkowski opperation examples

minkowskiAPI.groovy

CSG startCube = new Cube(100).toCSG()
CSG cubeToFit = new Sphere(50/2).toCSG()
				.movez(startCube.getMaxZ())
				.setColor(javafx.scene.paint.Color.RED)
// This performs an intersection of the 2 parts, then minkowski the intersection,then cut the reslult from the base shape
// Use this function to make cut outs that will be 3d printed
CSG clearenceFit = startCube
				.minkowskiDifference(
					cubeToFit,// the part we want to fit into a cutout
					5.0// the offset distance to fit
					)
// To simply make a normal offset version of a given object us this funtion
// positive values makes a normal outset, and negative values makes a normal inset. 			
CSG clearenceObject = cubeToFit.toolOffset(5.0)
					.movey(100)
// To simply make a normal offset version of a given object us this funtion
// positive values makes a normal outset, and negative values makes a normal inset. 			
CSG clearenceObject2 = cubeToFit.toolOffset(-10.0)
					.movex(200)
										
CSG printNozzel = new Sphere(10/2).toCSG();
// Access the raw minkowski intermediates
ArrayList<CSG> mikObjs = cubeToFit.minkowski(printNozzel);
CSG remaining = cubeToFit;
for(CSG bit: mikObjs){
	remaining=remaining.intersect(bit);
}
remaining=remaining
			.movex(100)
mikObjs=mikObjs.collect{
	return it.movex(100).movey(100)			
}
mikObjs.addAll([clearenceFit,cubeToFit,clearenceObject,remaining,clearenceObject2])
return mikObjs