STL_CYLINDER(1)

💖 STL_CYLINDER 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the stl_cylinder page — that's the manual for the User Commands corner of the world, and yes it's a whole moment ✨

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🎀 NAME 🎀

stl_cylinder — it outputs an STL file of a single cylinder. that's it. that's the whole job. and it ATE 💅

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

so like, stl_cylinder outputs an STL file of a single cylinder. one cylinder. singular. main character energy, no entourage 🫶

here's the vibe, verbatim:

usage: stl_cylinder [ -r <radius> ] [ -h <height> ] [ -s <segments> ] [ <output file> ]

what that means for you, gorgeous:

• -r <radius> — the radius of your lil cylinder
• -h <height> — how tall it is, fr fr
• -s <segments> — the number of segments used to approximate a circle
• <output file> — where the STL goes

it outputs an STL file of a cylinder with the radius, height and number of segments you gave it, where the segments are what approximate a circle 👑

now for the defaults, because the defaults are lowkey iconic:

• if the radius is omitted, it defaults to 1
• if the height is omitted, it defaults to 1
• if segments is omitted, it defaults to 32
• if no output file is provided, the data is sent to stdout 🌈

not me handing you a whole cylinder and zero complications. no cap. 🦋

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that's literally the entire page, bestie, no filler, no drama (well, a little drama, it's me) 💖

this was stl_cylinder v1.2, dated June 2025 — mwah, sending you a forehead kiss, go build something cute 🎀✨💅