drew iphone c

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This appears to be a script file for OpenSCAD, a software that allows users to create and design 3D models. To give you more information about the content of this script I would recommend the following: * If you want to see if it produces anything of interest with the current version of your printer, open the code in OpenSCAD and use F6 key. * Check to make sure all numbers are consistent, that no elements should be removed by changing use_mouse_ears = 0, etc. This code appears to be creating a customized 3D phone case design for printing. The `points` array defines several locations where a mouse is to be detected, which is used later in the script as stencil coordinates to mark up your designs or for various measurements (which could use more descriptive variable names and labels). Please keep note that all comments are left here just to clarify what the parameters in your settings list. For those with prior experience to OpenSCAD might recognize the terms easily, for those who have less familiarity they are provided here for educational reasons. ```h /** * The phone's back camera placement is calculated. */ if (length(points[12:21]) != length( points [24:33] )) then { // there should be 12 elements here /** * If not remove all mouse detection elements from the code, * or make use_mouse_ears=0 so that no extra holes get created. */ for ($x = length(points)-length(mouse_ears); $x >= 1; $x -- ) { /** * Set custom phone length */ // Use a more detailed approach to calculating lengths and positions $cPhoneLength= phoneLength; /** * Set custom overhang thickness (this one seems rather arbitrary for the custom_back_camera_y_position parameter in its current form - so may need adjusting.) */ // Change to adjust it on basis of what will look right in your case (and change $phoneSize, $overHang if that // doesn't seem good. Adjust back camera y position at end) $ThicknessOverHang= custom_overhang_thickness* 0.01 * phoneLength;