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| As a partial workaround we may rasterize the rectangle and then take the ImageMesh: ImageMesh@ Rasterize[Graphics[Rectangle[{0, 0}, {1, 1}, RoundingRadius -> 0.1]], RasterSize -> 150] |
| You are way outside of my core competency here! I have not done any 3D printing (burt would like to). I would think that the omission of the caps and joins is a bug that should be reported--they should print out just as they do on screen. |
| I would like to thank everyone for their input. Even though I believe Mathematica is the future for programming, I found getting started was a large task. You have helped me greatly. Brian Buchholz |
| Thank you very much for this example! The GeoMarker result is incorrect. We'll fix that. Jose. |
| Well, I guess there is no practical way to deal with the problem. Thanks anyway, David |
| Just starting up on the various cloud functions, and trying to get my mind around them. I am making the transition from webMathematica (JSP, etc.) over to trying out the suite of Cloud functions. I think that I have figured out that CloudDeploy[ ]... |
| Thank you! That appears to have worked, and I find that very interesting since I don't understand the syntax you've used at all. I see the setting for Filling that seems to match: {i1 -> {p1,g1},...} ...which is described as "use directive... |
| This requires pretty sophisticated user interface programming. In the case you show, the developer created custom code for it. The short version is to make use of a DockedCell, and program the functionality of each pulldown menu in it as you desire.... |
| I was concerned about that because some of the symbols were `Private` symbols in the package. But then we carefully picked symbols that were not Private or exported. The main symptom of failure is that the notebook loses connection to the package... |
| This is a very complex question in the current version of Mathematica. There still is no simple way to create distributable code that can be attached easily to a password for each intended user. There are approaches that I have used, but they are... |