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Re: Mirrored parts and studs
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Wed, 2 Jul 2003 20:18:40 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Don Heyse wrote:
> Actually that does help a bit. It looks like you aren't concerned
> with whether the logo faces the same direction as on the actual part,
> you're just ensuring that it's readable. That makes me feel better
> about my solution.
Correct. There's no way to know if they actually face the right direction, so I
just figured that horizontal mirroring was more likely to be correct than
vertical (although I could be wrong).
> By the way, why do you bother to track all the mirroring steps? Can't
> you just look at the final matrix?
You can, but my code that decides which texture coordinates to use doesn't have
access to the final matrix. Also, I flatten the geometry of all parts in
LDView, and the flattening process can result in a mirror transformation being
aplied to the stud geometry. (By flatten, I mean that I apply the
transformations for sub-parts, and copy the geometry into the parent part.) I
have to track when this happens.
--Travis
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