Example JSON File

 

The following file generates all six sides for MyPart, placing one hole and one rectangle cutout on the Top side. The top size of the box is 5x5 cm and the components are placed at (x = 1, y = 1) and (x = 3, y = 3) respectively. The visible sizes of the components are the same as drill sizes and their texts are just placed above since they are zero degrees rotated, with a font size of 8 pixels.

{
	"Generic": {
		"width": 5.0,
		"length": 5.0
	},
	"MyPart_Top": {
		"myRoundComponent#1": {
			"location_x": 1,
			"location_y": 1,
			"drill_diameter": 1,
			"call_name": "Hello",
            "visible_diameter": 0,
			"visible_length" : 1,
			"visible_width" : 1,
			"rotation": 0
		},
		"myRectangleComponent#1": {
			"location_x": 3,
			"location_y": 3,
			"drill_width": 2,
			"drill_length": 1,
			"call_name": "MIDILLI",
			"visible_width" : 1,
			"visible_length" : 2,
			"rotation": 0
		}
	},
	"MyPart_Bottom": {

	},
	"MyPart_Back": {
		
	},
	"MyPart_Front": {

	},
	"MyPart_Left": {

	},
	"MyPart_Right": {

	}
}

Depending on the command-line options, the other sides of the part will be created using different sizing. Read Coordinate system and effect of sizing parameters for more on different results of the arguments.

Note: JSON syntax is very strict. Ensure that the last line before each '}' does not end with a comma, while all other lines should. Use an online validation tool to confirm correctness.

Note: Use dot (.) if working with decimal numbers to separate the integer part.