Also you can use the new backend by writing C++: https://github.com/elalish/manifold
Which avoids using the OpenSCAD language, but also means you can't use BOSL2. Might as well use FreeCAD.
Also you can use the new backend by writing C++: https://github.com/elalish/manifold
Which avoids using the OpenSCAD language, but also means you can't use BOSL2. Might as well use FreeCAD.
It has many language bindings, including python and js. Though the js backend is not parallel because it uses wasm, and we had problem with mimalloc memory usage with pthread enabled.
That's true, if you use i.e. Python you can use numpy for custom matrix math, but using C++ you can just do anything and it'll be pretty fast.