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Re: Filling closed shapes?
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Date: 
Tue, 13 Oct 2009 14:46:45 GMT
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I mean that I first get a particular shape in its outlines (like a bunch of
lines forming a 2) and I need to make a flat quad that covers it all, extrude
the outlines to get a cutter and intersect the shape out. It's like making
gingerbread men.

Use Coverer? That should probably work here.

I don't know why shouldn't it, but for some reason the background image
always appears all black in the main window (though in the preview it seems
fine) :-(

Weird. Strange image format? could you email it to me, as well as all files you
have for this project, including intermediate ones if you kept them (I hope I'll
figure out which is which).

Hmm... when I do the projection with Slicerpro the main gaps seem to go away.
However (forgot to note), both Projector and Slicerpro leave some
<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/arezey/ldraw/57520p01-2.png "legs"> in the
3d pattern, like if some vertices were having bad Y-coordinates.

This is something that happens with Projector when something in the pattern is
projected where there is no surface in the former (we get y=0 there). This
should not occur with Slicerpro, since everything in the pattern that lies
outside the former is deleted. But Slicerpro is very young, there may be
remaining bugs!

Now, is <http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/arezey/ldraw/57520p01-1.png the
pattern> too small? IMHO there's a little too much main-colored area.
Even against that http://www.bricklink.com/PL/57520pb01.jpg?0 your part doesnt
look bad.

Philo



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(...) It's a little too small to annoy me.. the picture on Peeron seems like a misprint to me. (...) I mean that I first get a particular shape in its outlines (like a bunch of lines forming a 2) and I need to make a flat quad that covers it all, (...) (15 years ago, 13-Oct-09, to lugnet.cad, FTX)

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