iphone4-case

thingiverse

This is a 3D printer's configuration file, written in the Simplify3D (S3D) format. To summarize the provided values: * `printer_name` and `printer_profile` seem to be placeholders or unused variables. * `print_location[0] = -180` defines the location on a 360° axis; you might have specified 1 to 5 other values, but their names are missing from the provided output, which suggests they may not exist in your case. If that is correct then this seems reasonable * Each list item (`custom_phone_thickness`, `stencil_size`, etc.) defines specific properties and characteristics of a custom object you're designing to fit onto a 3D printed phone case: * These values control different parts of the case, including its dimensions (size), pattern thickness, top port resolution, overhang fillet resolution, case wall thickness, printer tolerance, custom back camera position (as offset or as position if positive), and more. * `custom_case_wall_thickness = 1.6`, so this suggests a very specific object model; this number indicates the desired minimum thickness in millimeters for certain aspects of the design's outer walls, as needed. * Values related to "resolution" are set for controlling specifics around the design model - likely affecting things like quality of printing resolution. * Specific camera and screen settings (`custom_back_camera_y_position`), and even details about case opening sizes. Here is a simple python script using S3D format to change some properties: ```python from typing import List, Dict # Your printer configuration file's content (as shown above) printer_config: str = """ ... rest of your code ... """ # Here, we define how you would parse and update each item if required. def main(): # You can extract specific variables based on their names from the input string here. print("Example values:") # Example variable: a line or key containing value. target_key = "custom_phone_thickness" target_value = 20 # Change this to any number for example. new_value_str = f"{target_key}={target_value}" printer_config_modified = ( printer_config.replace(target_key + "=" + str(printer_config.split(f"\n{target_key}=")[1].split("=")[0]) + " ", "\n" + new_value_str) ) # If no value existed you should have done f'printer_config +\n'+new_value_str print(f"Modified Printer Configuration (Custom {target_key}): \n {new_value_str}\n") return printer_config_modified if __name__ == "__main__": main() ```