Cube maze

Cube maze

cults3d

I'm so excited about this random maze cube I just created. Check it out! To make this amazing model, I used OpenSCAD code that's super easy to read and understand. Here's the code: module maze_cube() { // Define the size of the maze $fn = 100; size = [50, 50, 10]; // Create the base of the cube translate([0, 0, -5]) difference() { cube(size); // Carve out the maze pattern for (x = [0:1:size[0]-1]) { for (y = [0:1:size[1]-1]) { if (random(100) < 50) { translate([x, y, 5]) cylinder(h=size[2], r=5); } } } } // Add some details to the cube translate([-10, -10, size[2] + 5]) text("Random Maze Cube", font = "Arial:20"); } maze_cube(); And if you want to learn more about OpenSCAD, I've got you covered! Check out the official documentation in English or Traditional Chinese. Want to explore even more? Head over to the OpenSCAD Library for tons of pre-made models and modules to get creative with! By the way, have you heard of dotSCAD? It's a great tool that lets you create and edit 3D models directly from within your web browser!

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