Round corners for Openscad - Library

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With OpenScad, crafting a cube is as simple as writing one line of code; however, if you want it to look nicer with rounded edges, you'll need 40 lines. Fortunately, once someone creates a library for it, the process becomes much easier. Now, achieving sleek iPhone-like shapes requires just one line: roundCornersCube(10,5,2,1). To use this library, you can opt for three methods: A) Open the .scad file and paste its content into your script; B) Include the file in your script using 'include' or 'use', ensuring it's located in the same folder as your script; C) Save the file to /usr/local/share/openscad/libraries (for Ubuntu, at least). After that, use 'use' to incorporate it. The roundCornersCube function requires parameters: x (X-direction width), y (Y-direction width), z (height of the cube), and r (rounding radius). For instance, try roundCornerCube(10,10,2,1). Remember, sometimes you may need to hit F6 for optimal visualization. Check out a preview of the code here: http://codeviewer.org/view/code:1b36