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I’ve created procedural generators of ICs and connectors using geometry nodes. Due to the large number of different packages of ICs and connectors, it might be better to generate their models as and when needed rather than storing an unlimited number of unique 3D models. Also using the new...

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This is awesome!! We’re building something similar (a large 3d electronics library with parameterized models) Would love to collaborate!!

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In this free Substack post I share code for several machine learning models and engage in hyperparameter tuning that yields a model that delivers superior returns in the Gold market.

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John1 yıl önce

This system breaks down because many new ICs have unique footprints and models, so you will still need a library system nonetheless. Besides that, it looks good

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What you do is so cool!!!

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木子不是木子狸1 yıl önce

That's what I neeeed!

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Dean Sheppard1 yıl önce

I’m using manufacturer 3D models to verify how they fit the actual footprint. Creating something based on a possibly wrong footprint goes against logic imho.

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Michael Rangen1 yıl önce

I want to be good at Blender one day, just so I can leverage all the cool tools you’re building. Keep up the great work!

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neoCortez1 yıl önce

Looks awesome, been wanting to dive further into geometry nodes!

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huseyin sağır1 yıl önce

Süper.

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Cool

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Blender for CAD!

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