test

thingiverse

Instructions Using the following options: obj = 2 qr_rotate = 3 qr_data = 7 add_sub = 4 corner_num = 1 qr_bottom = 2 qr_thickness = 6 round_corner = 2 tag_thickness = 4 corner_radius = 12 qr_y = 1 qr_x = 1 qr_tolerance = 0.002 hole_r = 12 hole_y = 1 hole_x = 40 case_thickness = 2 tag_width = 90 qr_scale = 1.8 perimeter = 1001 per_h = 12 per_w = 4 tag_height = 90 qr_size = 50 obj is set to 2 which denotes the custom design will display with 4 qr_data items instead of three on Thingiverse. qr_rotate stands at number 3, the 1:4 scale. In effect that places your model in landscape position and changes perspective as if being viewed through a virtual QR code. qr_data is set to the integer seven meaning one more item will appear. You may pick how you desire your thing with this number (AddSub,cornerNumber) qr_bottom is 2. This tells the software you prefer it below than on top for display. qr_thickness = Six, rounds cornerRadius = twelve, qr_tolerance = two thousandths