Use 'theta' (angle in radians).
Defines the 3D path. Use 't' as the parameter.
Generate 3D lathe or path-swept polar shapes from formulas, presets, or freehand profiles, preview them, and export STL, OBJ, or GLB.
PolarGen4 builds interactive 3D geometry from formulas, presets, or a freehand profile. It separates lathe revolutions, simple polar extrusion, and polar profiles swept along a parametric x/y/z path.
Inputs include profile expressions, polar angle and radius settings, path x/y/z functions of t, parameter ranges, depth, wall thickness, revolution span, path segments, and freehand points.
The tool renders a 2D profile and interactive Three.js geometry and downloads the generated mesh as STL, OBJ, or GLB. It does not provide server storage or mesh repair.
Simple extrusion extends a polar profile along a straight depth. Path sweep moves it along a formula-driven x/y/z path using path segments.
Lathe and profile formulas use x or polar angle variables; path sweep uses x(t), y(t), and z(t). The controls show the active modeβs expected expressions.
Yes. Lathe mode includes axis, start/sweep angle, revolution segment, and wall-thickness controls.
Invalid formulas or path values can stop generation. Large segment counts increase geometry size, and the output is not guaranteed to be a repaired manifold solid.
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