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Re: Printable parts list/Lego visual dictionary?
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lugnet.build, lugnet.cad
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Mon, 5 May 2003 16:41:06 GMT
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In lugnet.build, David Schwanke writes:
> Umm, question Ive had for a bit but being newbie wasnt sure about whether
> its been discussed or where to look.
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> With respect to the 'standards' for colors, what about things such as neon
> and trans?
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> Like whenever i am pov-ray-ing my trans-neon-green stuff I have to generate
> my own color to use because there is no standard-trans-neon-green number in
> the mlcad that I could find. Now maybe I missed it and someone can just
> solve my problem by giving me the right number. But I noticed on the chart
> in this post that there is dark medium bright light but no neon and no
> 'trans'.
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> I guess trans is kind of something you dont really include in a color chart
> since you cant include 'transparent' on a page. But neon I would think
> would want to be included.
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> Just curious. I'm all about standards and Id rather being using a standard
> color then making my own and having it change sometimes because of crashes
> or whatever.
To find the trans colors in MLCad, just open the colors window. There's a
sliders on the right side of the window, slide it down one "click". You
should see all the trans colors.
-Orion
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| Umm, question Ive had for a bit but being newbie wasnt sure about whether its been discussed or where to look. With respect to the 'standards' for colors, what about things such as neon and trans? Like whenever i am pov-ray-ing my trans-neon-green (...) (22 years ago, 2-May-03, to lugnet.build, lugnet.cad)
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