These scripts define 3D geometries suitable for creating the front and back pieces of a case that may be used to create a portable Super Nintendo game system, using a SNES mini system, a SNES controller, and a PS1 screen.
The project was my first major experience with CAD, and first time using OpenSCAD, so I imagine this could have been written better and in a more optimized way, but it ultimately served my purposes quite well. I have also posted these models to Thingiverse.
To render these models, you will need to download
OpenSCAD, load up the snesp.scad and
snesp-back.scad files, then compile and render them. A makefile has been
provided whose default target is to render the front and back case models,
producing two STL files. Note that the full render time could take a few
hours. The resulting STL files will need to be repaired using a program such
as netfabb to close any gaps that are likely to be
present.
You may also optionally download SVG files to add some more SNES flair to the case when rendering. These files may be downloaded from:
All trademarks are copyright Nintendo of America Inc. The SVG files must be
converted to DXF files before they may be used by OpenSCAD, see
here for
details. If you have pstoedit and inkscape installed, you may use the
provided makefile to download and convert these files:
make dependencies
make dxf