OptionalheightBottom: numberOptionalheightTop: numberOptionalwidthBack: numberOptionalwidthFront: numberOptionallength: numberOptionalbackOffset: numberOptionalthickness: numberOptionalapplyOrnaments: booleanOptionalfilletRadius: numberOptionalphoneHeight: numberOptionalphoneWidth: numberOptionalphoneThickness: numberOptionalprecision: numberOptionaldrawEdges: booleanOptionalrotation: numberOptionalscale: numberOptionalorigin: Point3Optionaldirection: Vector3Height of the phone holder at the bottom
Height of the phone holder at the top
Width of the phone holder on the back
Width of the phone holder on the front and holder
Length of the holder base
The back offset
The thickness of the table
Apply final ornaments
The radius of the fillet
The height of the phone
The width of the phone
The thickness of the phone
Meshing precision of the drawn model. The lower the number the more precise the drawn model is. Keep in mind that output of this algorithm also contains pure occt shape that can be meshed separately in draw any async commands
Defines if the edges of the model should be drawn
Rotation of the table in degrees
Scale of the table
Origin of the medal
Direction of the model
The parameter set for the Phone Nest desk stand. Generic in its value types so the same list can be expressed for a plain script, where every value is a number, and for a driven model, where a value can be an expression or a bound input. Concrete DTOs fill those type parameters in; read this class for what the model is actually shaped by.