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Using this, it puts one of the mounting holes outside the base plate.
bumper(UNO, mountType=PIN, mountingHoles = true);

I fixed it with this updated bumper code (line 65 for me):

//Bumper mounting holes (exterior)
if( mountingHoles ) {
difference() {
hull() {
translate([-6, (dimensions[1] - 6) / 2, 0])
cylinder( r = 6, h = pcbHeight + 2, $fn = 32 );
translate([ -0.5, dimensions[1] / 2 - 9, 0])
cube([0.5, 12, bumperHeight]);
}
translate([-6, (dimensions[1] - 6) / 2, 0])
mountingHole(holeDepth = bumperHeight);
}
difference() {
hull() {
translate([dimensions[0] + 6, (dimensions[1] - 6) / 2,0])
cylinder( r = 6, h = pcbHeight + 2, $fn = 32 );
translate([ dimensions[0], dimensions[1] / 2 - 9, 0])
cube([0.5, 12, bumperHeight]);
}
translate([dimensions[0] + 6, (dimensions[1] - 6) / 2,0])
mountingHole(holeDepth = bumperHeight);
}
}

Y was referencing dimensions[0] instead of dimensions[1] for the first tab.

Thank you for the library! This will really come in handy.

I am trying to adapt your library for a different pcb layout

so I created a rpiplusComponent list.
The problem with this is that it has an underneath sdcard and in the calculation of the componentsDimensions it effects the overall height.
The SDcard space (negative z value) is already compensated by the standoffheight.

if there a simple way to exclude or not to accept negative z values in the componentsDimensions function .

Adding support for Arduino Nano and MKR WIFI 1010. The later was tested with an FDM printer.

Please consider pull request #12, it introduces:

Variable hole sizes, since some boards have smaller mounting holes
Dual headers (HEADER_F on top, HEADER_M on the bottom) as used on the MKR WIFI 1010
Small pin (=NOTCH) that can be FDM printed, to fit the small holes from Nano and MKR boards
Spacing parameter for enclosures, so that boards that need more than 5mm can fit.

New features are added to the documentation and shown in the example.scad

Looks like you updated the library to include pins.scad, but I don't see it as part of your project. Can you provide a link for it?