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  Thanks to the very kind sponsorship of Serapath over on Twitter, we have created a small (ongoing) series of video tutorials for Jscad that you can find here : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCiWVcSJ1UJQPNZWqu3OJzZbrwLdO39S9 Enjoy ! And feedback is also welcome
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  @viktor-hedefalk said in Vanilla js/npm in browser?: Or does it resolve those at upload time? Gonna test that… No, it can't do that? That would be the worst security thing ever on a browser to allow… Just watched the tutorial series to the end of part 4 - and the cliffhanger for part 5: https://youtu.be/hnLLNmP_mzA?t=646 "In the next part we will get to how you can split up your design into multiple files…"
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  Thank you. I will try something similar, it just needs to add a parameter to choose a design number, if the table of random values doesn't have values for this number they are randomly feeded, else they are used for the rendering. Such "mechanism" could be handy for designs using both random values and more than one viewing mode.
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  @z3dev thanks for your answer, i will check that. Any idea of the release date of the V2? Thanks again. Best regards
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  Valine Zeigler Greetings Everyone! What video or website do you suggest for a total JSCAD beginner. Specifically, 5 middle schoolers were challenged to create ancient Egyptian artifacts using jscad. How do you suggest we begin? Thank you for any references. Valine one comment 1 no plus ones no shares Shared publicly Valine Zeigler Gilbert, Thank you so much. You were so helpful that I found Tinkercad. After watching your video I realized that jscad may be the next step for those who want to dive deeper after learning the basics. Have a great day!