Add authors to files, D-DIN typefaces with different weights, change formatting

2023/hackathon2023trophies.scad

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 // There is something wierd going on with imported SVG curves when directly exported to DXf
 // had to export into SVG, open with Inkscape and then export to DXF
+// Author: Lauri Võsandi
 
 prizes = [
   ["Certified", "Enterprise", "Architect"], // Erki A

2024/hackathon2024trophy-inscription.scad

@@ -2,18 +2,23 @@
     Sign for the trophy.
     
     Don't forget to scale if want other dimensions.
+    
+    Author: Artur Kerge
 **/
 
 //s=1;
 //scale([s,s,0])
 difference(){
-color("pink") square([60,42], center=true);
-union(){
-scale([0.4,0.4,0]) translate([-90,2,1]) import("../k-space-ee.svg", dpi=300); 
-
-translate([0,3,0]) text("Hackathon 2024", halign="center", valign="bottom", size=6, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
-translate([0,1,0]) text("Firstname", halign="center", valign="top", size=7, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
-translate([0,-7,0]) text("Lastname", halign="center", valign="top", size=7, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
-translate([0,-15.5,0]) text("Best In Showing Up", halign="center", valign="top", size=4, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
-}
+    color("pink") square([60,42], center=true);
+  union(){
+    scale([0.35,0.35,0]) translate([-90,2,1]) import("../k-space-ee.svg", dpi=300); 
+    translate([0,2.5,0])
+      text("Hackathon  2024", halign="center", valign="bottom", size=5.1, font="D\\-DIN:style=Regular");
+    translate([0,0,0])
+      text("Firstname", halign="center", valign="top", size=6, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
+    translate([0,-7,0])
+      text("Lastname", halign="center", valign="top", size=6, font="D\\-DIN:style=DIN\\-Bold");
+    translate([0,-14.5,0])
+      text("Best In Showing Up", halign="center", valign="top", size=4, font="D\\-DIN Exp:style=Regular");
+    }
 }

2024/hackathon2024trophy.scad

@@ -8,6 +8,8 @@
     uncomment the "scale" and "s" below to set the scaling factor.
     
     Assuming 1 unit in OpenSCAD corresponds to 1mm.
+    
+    Author: Artur Kerge
 **/
 
 w=80;