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Re: New primitives?
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 26 Mar 2008 20:10:36 GMT
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> Please let me have some example where they are useful. I found during
> authoring parts that, just for rounded parts, you would need lots of such
> truncated primitives, but they would need to be truncated anywhere and not
> only the way this new primitives would be. So I think this can result in
> much, much more primitives and I think this is not useful. But I am open for
> discussion.
A few examples where I would use the 48\1-8tdisc (to use Travis naming
suggestion):
58135s01 (rounded sides), 464s01, 54096, 61068
For the 48\1-8tndis (less useful I agree), an example would be 3455.
In many case you can stretch a bit the primitive to match the shape you want, so
only a few usual fractions are needed. And they match the cylinders and edges
primitives so they would make several files more compact and elegant.
Philo
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| (...) I think I can follow your thoughts. Have you tried that (48/1-8tdisc) already in some items with different curvatures? If yes and you have found out that this can also be used without dramatically mathematics (I prefer to use triangles so I (...) (16 years ago, 26-Mar-08, to lugnet.cad)
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| (...) Please let me have some example where they are useful. I found during authoring parts that, just for rounded parts, you would need lots of such truncated primitives, but they would need to be truncated anywhere and not only the way this new (...) (16 years ago, 26-Mar-08, to lugnet.cad, FTX)
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