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Re: [LDAO] Editor Feedback requested
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lugnet.cad
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Mon, 23 Nov 1998 13:15:09 GMT
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Once upon a time, braml@juno.com (Bram Lambrecht) wrote:
> > Yes, unfortunately. :( And it gets us right back to the "88 ways to
> > connect LEGO elements" discussion.
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> I'd say there are infinitely many ways to attach two parts - rotations
> and sliding a plate between a row of studs are two infinites. I don't
> know how you'd handle this- maybe a snap connection with an override
> capability?
Make the "hotspot" for the connection a line, and allow the pieces to
slide along the line.
For rods (like flagpoles), the "hotspot" would also allow rotation.
Some sliding connections would allow pieces to slide off the end (like
an axle coming out of a beam. Some wouldn't (like the 1x2 plate with
side-bar -- clips can't slide past the bits holding the bar to the
plate).
Steve
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| (...) I'd say there are infinitely many ways to attach two parts - rotations and sliding a plate between a row of studs are two infinites. I don't know how you'd handle this- maybe a snap connection with an override capability? (...) (27 years ago, 20-Nov-98, to lugnet.cad)
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