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// Walkie Talkie Button
// Button for the walkie talkie
// Set units
@settings(defaultLengthUnit = in)
// Import parameters
import buttonWidth, buttonHeight, buttonThickness from "parameters.kcl"
// Create a function for the button. We need to create a function to use multiple buttons.
export fn button() {
// Sketch the button profile and extrude
buttonSketch = startSketchOn(XZ)
|> startProfileAt([0, 0], %)
|> angledLine({ angle = 180, length = buttonWidth }, %, $tag1)
|> angledLine({ angle = 270, length = buttonHeight }, %, $tag2)
|> angledLine({ angle = 0, length = buttonWidth }, %)
|> close()
button = extrude(buttonSketch, length = buttonThickness)
|> chamfer(
length = .050,
tags = [
getNextAdjacentEdge(tag1),
getNextAdjacentEdge(tag2)
],
)
|> appearance(color = "#ff0000")
return button
}