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| ====== Design Guide ====== | ====== Design Guide ====== | ||
| - | In general, designs are written using the JavaScript language. Training and help about JavaScript can be found online. | + | Creating a new JSCAD design starts by writing simple scripts which call functions to create and manipulate shapes. In general, JSCAD designs are written using the JavaScript language. |
| - | Creating a new design starts by writing simple scripts which call functions to create and manipulate shapes. JSCAD executes the script, and renders the design for viewing. | + | //[[https://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp|Find out more about JavaScript at w3schools]]// |
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| + | The JSCAD suite of applications executes the script, generates shapes, applies transforms, performs operations, and renders the design for viewing. | ||
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