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Re: New web page with attempt at Veritech
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lugnet.build
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Fri, 16 Apr 1999 21:45:36 GMT
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> The articulation of some of the joints in your model looks like what I • ended
> up doing in my own microfig-scale solution.
You are right. I forgot to place a 'thank you' notice at the bottom of the
page. I knew your page (it is on the lilnks page) and I had a look at you
Valkryie. That helped me somewhat with the arms, where to put them, etc.
> You have quite a lot planned for your creations page (1). One thing I have
> learned with my Web site is that a huge number of model images on a single
> page tends to introduce more noise than content.
I intend to place only thumbnails on the creation page. For this first one I
gave a lot of text. Maybe I should go for just the thumbnail and the name
(more like your page) and all the text on the seperate page.
> Also: the images have a DOS-style backslash ("\") instead of a UNIX-style
> forward slash ("/") in their paths; they wouldn't load until I fixed the
> URLs by hand; e.g.:
Thank you for noticing! Do I have to change all the slashes or just the last
one?
Gerwin
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| (...) Pretty slick. I am impressed. A fully-transforming model this large is quite an engineering challenge. The articulation of some of the joints in your model looks like what I ended up doing in my own microfig-scale solution. You can see it at: (...) (25 years ago, 16-Apr-99, to lugnet.build)
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