Documentation
Guides
Start with the guide for the way you use Connector Foundry: in the browser, on the desktop or from the command line. The rest go deeper into each tab of the app.
Start here
- Getting started From opening the app to a part on your print bed: the three tabs, and how to save and share what you make.
- Desktop app Installing Connector Foundry on macOS or Windows, updating and removing it, and how it differs from the web app.
- Command line Rendering parts from a terminal with foundry: installing it, rendering with your own parameters, and saving defaults.
Using the app
- Bench The web app's Bench tab: attaching parts with joints, importing meshes, exporting, configs and presets.
- Holes The web app's Holes tab: where a hole snaps, every preset it cuts, and the print options.
- Joints How lib/joints.scad mates two parts through their mount slots, and what each joint exports.
- User overrides Saved defaults and global settings as a layer over the catalogue, in the CLI and the web app.