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[https://nicescad.bitplan.com/design/jv2wuczx Example answer] by [https://chat.deepseek.com Deepseek]
 
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== Step 2: Crude Bridge ==
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'''Prompt''': For a european single track railway bridge - Length: 19.1m - Width: 3.3m - Height: 4.5m - Top beam: 16.2m - we want the  Model scale: H0 (1:87) - open scad design. use teh existing beamAt creating the necessary frame spanning the whole way - in reality this could be a valid construction step to allow transport of material, tools and workers. Use loops to position the 3 x4 necessary beams with the beamAt function that follow the typical pattern for a truss bridge frame.Add a header comment with a link to https://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/
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Creating_a_Model_Truss_Bridget_with_AI and // Copyright Wolfgang Fahl with current iso date
  
 
= References =
 
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Revision as of 19:26, 14 June 2025

We would like to get 3D printer design for a modelTrussBridge Trussbridge1.pngTrussbridge2.pngTrussbridge3.png


We want a design combining a Warren truss pattern on the side with an X Pattern on the top and bottom of the bridge.

We will use the nicescad webinterface to OpenScad for our design and Claude AI as the AI chat tool.

First we need a list of prompts that will lead to a proper scad module.

Steps

Step 1: Create beamAt Module

Prompt: Create an OpenSCAD module named beamAt that places a cube beam at a specified 3D position, applies a 3D rotation, and uses given dimensions. Add an example usage rotating the beam 45 degrees around the Z-axis. Add a header comment with a link to https://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/Creating_a_Model_Truss_Bridget_with_AI and // Copyright Wolfgang Fahl with current iso date

// nicescad truss bridge example
// see https://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/Creating_a_Model_Truss_Bridget_with_AI
// Copyright Wolfgang Fahl 2025-06-14
// Prompt: "Create an OpenSCAD module named beamAt that places a cube beam at a specified 3D position, applies a 3D rotation, and uses given dimensions. Add an example usage rotating the beam 45 degrees around the Z-axis. Add a header comment with a link to https://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/Creating_a_Model_Truss_Bridget_with_AI and // Copyright Wolfgang Fahl with current iso date"
module beamAt(position, rotation, dimensions) {
  translate(position)
    rotate(rotation)
      cube(dimensions);
}

// example usage
beamAt([10, 5, 0], [0, 0, 45], [40, 3, 3]);  // beam at position, rotated 45° on Z-axis

Example answer by Deepseek

Step 2: Crude Bridge

Prompt: For a european single track railway bridge - Length: 19.1m - Width: 3.3m - Height: 4.5m - Top beam: 16.2m - we want the Model scale: H0 (1:87) - open scad design. use teh existing beamAt creating the necessary frame spanning the whole way - in reality this could be a valid construction step to allow transport of material, tools and workers. Use loops to position the 3 x4 necessary beams with the beamAt function that follow the typical pattern for a truss bridge frame.Add a header comment with a link to https://wiki.bitplan.com/index.php/ Creating_a_Model_Truss_Bridget_with_AI and // Copyright Wolfgang Fahl with current iso date

References

HAER-Truss-Poster

see HISTORIC AMERICAN EINGINEERIING RECORD

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