underware-openscad

OpenSCAD code generation creates parametric cable management channels using grid-based dimensioning (25 mm units), channel type selection (I, L, T, X, Y, S, C, Mitre, Height Change), cord cutouts, and snap-fit Base + Top designs. The Skill applies BOSL2 libraries and path_sweep profiles for straight, corner, and curved channels.

Underware supports nine parametric channel types: I (straight), L (corner), T (junction), X (four-way), Y (three-way), S (curved), C (curved variants), Mitre (angled), and Height Change. Each type integrates grid-based dimensioning, 1-unit widths, cord cutouts, and QuackWorks mounting options.

Yes. Underware provides direct OpenGrid integration patterns and QuackWorks integration with reference implementation and parameterization. The Skill generates code compatible with both frameworks for grid-aligned cable management systems.

Underware uses grid-based dimensioning with 25 mm units and 1-unit channel widths as the parametric foundation. This allows scalable, modular channel design across all types while maintaining consistency with OpenGrid spacing standards.

Underware channels use a two-part snap design: a Base component and a Top component that interlock. This modular approach simplifies assembly and customization while maintaining structural integrity for cable management applications.

Yes. Underware incorporates BOSL2 libraries and path_sweep-based profiles to generate channel geometry. These dependencies enable the parametric modeling of straight, corner, and curved cable management channels.