A simple sample project demonstrating how to use GD&T in Zoo Design Studio. This project keeps the geometry and annotations intentionally minimal so users can quickly understand what GD&T is, how it works in the app, and how to start applying it to their own designs. Future updates may add more examples while keeping the project beginner-friendly.

// GD&T Basics in Zoo Design Studio
// A simple sample project demonstrating how to use GD&T in Zoo Design Studio. This project keeps the geometry and annotations intentionally minimal so users can quickly understand what GD&T is, how it works in the app, and how to start applying it to their own designs. Future updates may add more examples while keeping the project beginner-friendly.

sketch001 = sketch(on = XY) {
  line1 = line(start = [var -99.36mm, var 49.61mm], end = [var 100.64mm, var 49.61mm])
  line2 = line(start = [var 100.64mm, var 49.61mm], end = [var 100.64mm, var -50.39mm])
  line3 = line(start = [var 100.64mm, var -50.39mm], end = [var -99.36mm, var -50.39mm])
  line4 = line(start = [var -99.36mm, var -50.39mm], end = [var -99.36mm, var 49.61mm])
  coincident([line1.end, line2.start])
  coincident([line2.end, line3.start])
  coincident([line3.end, line4.start])
  coincident([line4.end, line1.start])
  parallel([line2, line4])
  parallel([line3, line1])
  perpendicular([line1, line2])
  horizontal(line3)
  horizontalDistance([line1.start, line1.end]) == 200
  verticalDistance([line2.end, line2.start]) == 100
}
hidden001 = hide(sketch001)
region001 = region(point = [0.64mm, 2.7875mm], sketch = sketch001)
extrude001 = extrude(
  region001,
  length = 100,
  tagEnd = $capEnd001,
  tagStart = $capStart001,
)
gdt::flatness(
  faces = [region001.tags.line1],
  tolerance = 0.001mm,
  precision = 3,
  framePlane = XY,
  leaderScale = 1,
  fontSize = 10mm,
)
gdt::datum(
  face = region001.tags.line3,
  name = "A",
  framePlane = XZ,
  leaderScale = 1,
)
gdt::perpendicularity(
  faces = [capEnd001],
  tolerance = 0.1mm,
  datums = ["A"],
  framePlane = XZ,
  leaderScale = 1,
)
gdt::parallelism(
  faces = [region001.tags.line2],
  tolerance = 0.2mm,
  datums = ["A"],
  framePlane = XZ,
  framePosition = [-100, 100],
  leaderScale = 1,
)
gdt::distance(
  from = getCommonEdge(faces = [
    region001.tags.line2,
    region001.tags.line4
  ]),
  to = getCommonEdge(faces = [
    region001.tags.line4,
    region001.tags.line3
  ]),
  tolerance = 0.1mm,
  framePlane = XZ,
  leaderScale = 1,
)
gdt::annotation(
  faces = [region001.tags.line4],
  annotation = "BREAK ALL SHARP EDGES",
  framePosition = [100, -100],
  leaderScale = 1,
)


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