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Fixed some images in the attachments tutorial.

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Garth Minette
2021-05-20 12:56:10 -07:00
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@@ -541,7 +541,7 @@ assumed to be oriented with the BACK, RIGHT (X+,Y+) quadrant as the "cutter edge
re-oriented towards the edges of the parent shape. A typical mask profile for chamfering an re-oriented towards the edges of the parent shape. A typical mask profile for chamfering an
edge may look like: edge may look like:
```openscad ```openscad-2D
mask2d_roundover(10); mask2d_roundover(10);
``` ```
@@ -581,6 +581,7 @@ Usually, when coloring a shape with the `color()` module, the parent color overr
all children. This is often not what you want: all children. This is often not what you want:
```openscad ```openscad
$fn = 24;
color("red") spheroid(d=3) { color("red") spheroid(d=3) {
attach(CENTER,BOT) color("white") cyl(h=10, d=1) { attach(CENTER,BOT) color("white") cyl(h=10, d=1) {
attach(TOP,BOT) color("green") cyl(h=5, d1=3, d2=0); attach(TOP,BOT) color("green") cyl(h=5, d1=3, d2=0);
@@ -592,6 +593,7 @@ If you use the `recolor()` module, however, the child's color overrides the colo
This is probably easier to understand by example: This is probably easier to understand by example:
```openscad ```openscad
$fn = 24;
recolor("red") spheroid(d=3) { recolor("red") spheroid(d=3) {
attach(CENTER,BOT) recolor("white") cyl(h=10, d=1) { attach(CENTER,BOT) recolor("white") cyl(h=10, d=1) {
attach(TOP,BOT) recolor("green") cyl(h=5, d1=3, d2=0); attach(TOP,BOT) recolor("green") cyl(h=5, d1=3, d2=0);