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Scketch3Dweb 1.0.11

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@rjohny55 rjohny55 released this 31 Oct 13:33

Scketch3Dweb 1.0.11

Adds a real fitted hardware model as a built-in editable example: a flange adapter connecting a 120 × 120 mm fan to an NVIDIA CMP 170 graphics card.

CMP 170 fan adapter

Changes

  • Added the CMP 170 fan adapter card to Home, with one-click opening as a new editable project and automatic camera framing.
  • Included separate SKF and STL downloads in the interface, source repository, and release assets.
  • Preserved the final fitted geometry, named both flange faces, and restored the verified 74.4 mm point-to-point ruler measurement.
  • Added real model/editor screenshots and documented dimensions, checksums, and printing limitations.
  • Kept the robot demo and all existing user projects intact.
  • Added regression checks for SKF import, flange labels, the ruler, and mesh integrity.

Downloads

  • Windows x64: Scketch3Dweb-Setup-1.0.11-x64.exe.
  • Linux x64: Scketch3Dweb-1.0.11-x86_64.AppImage or Scketch3Dweb-1.0.11-amd64.deb.
  • Model: cmp170-120mm-fan-adapter.skf and cmp170-120mm-fan-adapter.stl.
  • SHA256SUMS.txt: checksums for the released application, model, and updater files.

Packages include Electron and the local web service; Docker and a separate Node.js installation are not required. These builds are unsigned. Windows may display an unknown-publisher/SmartScreen warning. Download only from this repository and verify the checksums.

For installation instructions and desktop data locations, see the 1.0.10 guide. Substitute the 1.0.11 filenames above. The separate MCP bridge remains configured from the source/Docker setup.

About the model

The saved ruler distance is 74.4 mm, with an 11 mm lateral difference; the axial mesh span is approximately 73.5823 mm. The fan size is nominally 120 × 120 mm. See the example documentation for the full specification.

Check fit, clearances, material, and slicer settings before printing. The model is an owner-provided example, not an official NVIDIA accessory or a certified production part.

Windows packages are cross-built on Linux; a native Windows desktop/installer acceptance test remains outstanding.

Verification

  • Production web build, TypeScript checking, and all 429 unit tests passed.
  • Opening the built-in model was checked in the browser and the packaged Linux desktop application: both flange labels are valid, the ruler reads 74.4 mm, and the editor renders with WebGL.
  • Desktop account creation, the GitHub version link, asset downloads, and login after restart passed the packaged smoke test.
  • The final model retains all 37,256 triangles. Basic closed-mesh checks passed; printing/thermal suitability still requires your own validation.