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ObjectHub is a community platform for publishing, discovering, and reusing parametric 3D models written in PolyScript or OpenSCAD. Edit and build PolyScript and OpenSCAD models as you type. Change a published model's parameters, build it and download the result. Nothing to install. PolyScript is an open-source project.
ObjectHub (objhub.org) is a site for sharing 3D models written in PolyScript and OpenSCAD.
## What Makes PolyScript Different - Concise syntax — Operations chain left to right with a pipe `|`. `box 40 30 10 | fillet 2 | faces top | hole 5` means "make a box, round its edges, and drill a hole in the top face." You read it in the order it runs. - Safe — PolyScript is a DSL built only for 3D modeling, not a general-purpose programming language, so you can run anyone's model in a browser sandbox without worry. - AI-friendly — Diagnostics are machine-readable, so an AI can check the models it writes on its own, without looking at images.
Most 3D model sites hand out finished geometry such as STL files. ObjectHub shares the code that produces the shape.
A model's dimensions are exposed as parameters, so you can rebuild it just by changing values on the website. Change the number of teeth on a gear, or set a bolt to the length you need, all in your browser. There's nothing to install, and you can download the adjusted model as STL or STEP.
Open a model that catches your eye and try changing its parameters.
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About ObjectHub on Product Hunt
“Share 3D CAD models as code.”
ObjectHub was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #388 on the daily leaderboard. ObjectHub is a community platform for publishing, discovering, and reusing parametric 3D models written in PolyScript or OpenSCAD. Edit and build PolyScript and OpenSCAD models as you type. Change a published model's parameters, build it and download the result. Nothing to install. PolyScript is an open-source project.
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ObjectHub (objhub.org) is a site for sharing 3D models written in PolyScript and OpenSCAD.
## What Makes PolyScript Different
- Concise syntax — Operations chain left to right with a pipe `|`. `box 40 30 10 | fillet 2 | faces top | hole 5` means "make a box, round its edges, and drill a hole in the top face." You read it in the order it runs.
- Safe — PolyScript is a DSL built only for 3D modeling, not a general-purpose programming language, so you can run anyone's model in a browser sandbox without worry.
- AI-friendly — Diagnostics are machine-readable, so an AI can check the models it writes on its own, without looking at images.
polyscript project: https://github.com/objhub/polysc...
polyscript document: https://polyscript.objhub.org/
## ObjectHub: A Parametric 3D Model Sharing Site
Most 3D model sites hand out finished geometry such as STL files. ObjectHub shares the code that produces the shape.
A model's dimensions are exposed as parameters, so you can rebuild it just by changing values on the website. Change the number of teeth on a gear, or set a bolt to the length you need, all in your browser. There's nothing to install, and you can download the adjusted model as STL or STEP.
Open a model that catches your eye and try changing its parameters.