var path;
for (counter = 0;counter < itts;counter++) {
path[counter] = new Path2D();
}
Trying to define path as an array of paths so I can loop through layers when building a 3d object. And similarly trying to extrude several Path2D into a single mesh to output.
for (counter = 0;counter < itts;counter++) {
solid += Solid.extrude([path[counter]], counter+1);
}
This doesn't perform the anticipated combining of objects, it rather concatenates the class types?
What you need to do is first extrude the paths into a Mesh3D, using Creation.extrude - https://api.tinkercad.com/libraries/1vxKXGNaLtr/0/docs/symbol/Creation.html#extrude
Then you would make the Solid from the Mesh.
It took me a while to get the syntax right, but here's some sample code, where the variable 'paths' is an array of paths:
var mesh = Creation.extrude( {
geometry : paths,
distance : length,
start : start,
end : end,
sides : true
});
var solid = Solid.make(mesh);
callback(solid);
Creation.extrude requires an object as the argument, which you can choose to build first, or as you see in my code, make it as part of the method call.
I also found that, contrary to the documentation, none of the elements of the object are optional.
If you need to extrude more than one path array, you would first have to combine the resulting meshes before using Solid.make, using something like
mesh.combine(mesh2);