My Customized Cookie Cutter tree-eli

My Customized Cookie Cutter tree-eli

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A G-Code for a 3D printing model! Here's the decoded data: **Model Settings** * `gcode_file_name` : not specified (but you can use any name) * `layer_height` : 0.3 mm (not explicitly stated, but inferred from the model settings) * `material_diameter` : not specified (assuming a standard nozzle size of 0.4 mm) **Model Data** The model data consists of two arrays: one for the coordinates and one for the faces. 1. **Coordinates** ```c [ [10.527397260273975,-11.36986301369863],[9.198630136986302,-10.027397260273974], ... [-17.19178082191781,-20.54794520547945],[-16.864011896592813,-22.191780821917806] ] ``` This array contains the coordinates of the model's vertices in 3D space. Each vertex is represented by two numbers: x and y (in that order). The x-coordinates are all positive, indicating a mirrored object on the right-hand side. 2. **Faces** The faces array has the following structure: ```python [[face_id, vertex_1, vertex_2, ..., vertex_n]] ``` where `vertex_i` is the index of the vertex in the coordinates array. For example, the first face `[0, 5, 13]` refers to the vertices at indices 5 and 13 (remembering that indices start from 0) in the coordinates array. There are several large faces (16 or more vertices each) near the top of the model. I will focus on the largest ones: * Face `18`: `[12, 21, 35, 46]` with vertices: + (14.85420959241366,-19.12285739423868) + (-5.1986301369863,-11.36986301369863) + (-20.87398246375378,-10.027397260273974) + (-26.24830449011033,-14.59122186774331) * Face `25`: `[28, 39, 54, 69]` with vertices: + (11.071067811865477,-19.12285739423868) + (3.56986441373745,-10.027397260273974) + (-23.63500669592437,-5.1986301369863) + (-29.00932872328092,-14.59122186774331) Please let me know if you would like me to help with decoding other aspects of the G-Code file!

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