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The Replimat project is focused on making tangible goods accessible to all.  Small simple and inexpensive computers, and the software which runs on them can aid in this task in a number of ways.  Follow these instructions to install and use the software portions of the Replimat project:
Follow these instructions to install and use the software portions of the Replimat project.  Much of this software is intended to work with the replimat [[Controller]].
 
===Hardware===
Replimat is intended to work with as wide a variety of hardware as possible.  The Replimat software stack assumes the presence of a microcontroller and an application processor capable of running Linux or another full OS.  Hardware documented here is chosen for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Free_Software_Definition Freedom] as well as cost, availability, and ease of project development.  Documentation for other hardware is welcome!
 
See also: [[Controller]]


===Linux===
===Linux===

Revision as of 00:40, 21 March 2020

Follow these instructions to install and use the software portions of the Replimat project. Much of this software is intended to work with the replimat Controller.

Linux

Fedora

Open a terminal and type the following:

 sudo dnf install git openscad rust cargo 

Ubuntu

Redox

Windows

Join Github, clone the replimat git repository

Rust

CAD

The MCAD project contains a gridbeam.scad library with solid and hollow beams of configurable size and orientation, hole-aligned translation functions, and flat surfaces with and without notched corners.

A FreeCAD Replimat library is currently under development. BOLTS and FreeCAD Library serve as useful starting points.

http://implicitcad.org/editor

https://openjscad.org/

https://www.thingiverse.com/tag:openstructures

Firmware

To Be Sorted