Boxes.py

This will help you create font (and side and top) panels for your boxes that are pre-configured for all the bits and bobs you'd like to install

The layout can create several types of holes including rectangles,
circles and mounting holes.  The default shows an example layout with all
currently supported objects.

rect x y w h [cr=0] [cx=True] [cy=True]

 x: x position
 y: y position
 w: width
 h: height
cr: optional, Corner radius, default=0
cx: optional, Center x.  the x position denotes the center of the rectangle.
    accepts t, T, 1, or other true-like values.
cy: optional, Center y.  the y position denotes the center of the rectangle.

outline

rect w h

w: width
h: height

outline has a special meaning: You can create multiple panel outlines with one command. This has the effect of making it easy to manage all the holes on all the sides of your boxes.

circle

circle x y r

x: x position
y: y position
r: radius

mountinghole

mountinghole x y d_shaft [d_head=0] [angle=0]

      x: x position
      y: y position
d_shaft: diameter of the shaft part of the mounting hole
 d_head: optional. diameter of the head
  angle: optional. angle of the mounting hole

text

text x y size "some text" [angle=0] [align=bottom|left]

    x: x position
    y: y position
 size: size, in mm
 text: text to render.  This *must* be in quotation marks
angle: angle (in degrees)
align: string with combinations of (top|middle|bottom) and (left|center|right),
       separated by '|'.  Default is 'bottom|left'

nema

nema x y size [screwhole_size=0]

    x: x position (center of shaft)
    y: y position (center of shaft)
 size: nema size.  One of [8, 11, 14, 16, 17, 23, 24, 34, 42]
screw: screw size, in mm.  Optional.  Default=0, which means the default size