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SolidWorks VBA Macro for Sheet Metal

Creating a VBA macro in SolidWorks for sheet metal involves automating tasks related to sheet metal parts, such as creating a sheet metal feature, flattening a part, or exporting a flat pattern. Below is a sample VBA macro that demonstrates some basic sheet metal operations in SolidWorks.

Robotic arm control project using Flutter

Creating a robotic arm control project using Flutter can be a fascinating way to combine hardware and software. Flutter's cross-platform capabilities make it an excellent choice for building user interfaces that can communicate with a robotic arm, allowing you to control it from both Android and iOS devices.

Create an autoposter for Instagram using Excel VBA

Excel to Instagram - auto post To create an autoposter for Instagram using Excel VBA, you'll need to interface with Instagram's API or automate interactions with the Instagram web interface. Unfortunately, Instagram's API has restrictions, particularly regarding posting content, which makes it challenging to automate this process directly through Excel VBA.

Email to whatsapp - outlook vba

To create a VBA script in Outlook that sends an email's content to WhatsApp, you would need to integrate Outlook with a service like Twilio, which provides a WhatsApp API. The process would involve extracting the email content and then sending it via WhatsApp using the Twilio API.

Creating a VR application with OpenGL

Creating a VR application with **OpenGL** is a powerful approach that gives you flexibility and low-level control over the VR environment. To get started, we’ll use **OpenGL** for rendering and **OpenVR** (or **OpenXR**) for VR headset support. This example will focus on OpenVR since it’s compatible with multiple VR headsets (like HTC Vive, Oculus, etc.). OpenXR is another option if you need a more standardized solution, but OpenVR is still widely used for cross-platform VR.

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