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Re: 3D Modeling
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lugnet.cad
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Tue, 22 Feb 2000 08:21:07 GMT
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2000 18:39:22 GMT, "Eelco Kooiker"
<eelco@kooiker.demon.nl> wrote:
> Hello,
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> At this moment I am drawing (Technic) Lego parts in a 3D CAD program. The
> advantage of this program is that you can easy visualize the working of you
> model. (e.g. when you make a motor and turns the crank axle, the pistons will
> be go up and down)
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> For now I don't have many parts yet.
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> You can see a preview picture on my homepages under 3D Modeling
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> What do you think about this??
> Are there more people who has make some pieces in a 3D CAD program?
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> Eelco Kooiker
> http://www.kooiker.demon.nl/eelco
It looks great. Wich CAD program, and wich rendering program do you
use ? (The background look like Photoworks rendering in Solidworks)
If your CAD program can save STL files (standard for
stereolithography), you could use my converter stl2dat to create DAT
files. You have modelised some parts that are not yet modelised :
32249 Liftarm, [3 x 3] x 1, quarter circle (90deg) and this parts
would certainly interest many other people in DAT format.
Another idea, there is a dat to vrml converter
http://www.ldraw.org/download/software/ld2vr.html and your Cad program
can perhaps import vrml files. (Solidworks can do this)
Marc Klein
A Mindstorms fan.
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