AngelCAD contains a number of built-in features, but since it is based on a scripting language, i.e.
AngelScript with
AngelCAD language extension, any user can create reusable *.as files and store them under the AngelCAD libraries folder.
To detect where the AngelCAD libraries folder is on your computer, use the menu item
File -> Show Libraries Folder, which will open the file browser in that location. To create a new library called "
mylib", you create a subfolder "
mylib" and put your *.as files there. Then, from any other AngelCAD *.as source file, you can refer to your library using an
#include statement. If we assume you created a file
testing.as, it can be referenced as follows
#include "mylib/testing.as"As an example of an existing library, see
https://github.com/arnholm/aclib . If you open the libraries folder, and from ther issue the command
$ git clone https://github.com/arnholm/aclibYou can then use the solid trimming feature via an #include from another source file
#include "aclib/trim.as"
