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Re: CyberMaster building
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lugnet.cad
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Tue, 5 Jan 1999 13:20:40 GMT
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On Tue, 5 Jan 1999 11:00:14 GMT, Laurentino Martins
<lau@mail.telepac.pt> wrote:
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> Has anyone drawn the CyberMaster unit or is working on it (to avoid
> duplication of efforts) ?
No and I don't know. No one has indicated their intent to work on this
part at the L-Draw Parts Tracker,
<http://www3.hmc.edu/~zbenz/parttracker/partlist.shtml>.
> By the way, what's a good way to create a new part?
Depends on your background and skills. I mostly use a text editor.
Some people use a spreadsheet. Some people use CAD tools (when they
have something to export to DAT format).
> I'm imagining using LEdit to build the part from other parts and going
> to some CAD program and merge all those parts into one.
While it is possible to do that, it's usually more trouble than it's
worth. Because it's a pain to figure out which primitives must be
removed.
> What's the usual method for doing this?
Use LDAO (<http://home.att.net/~blisses/ldaddon.html>). It has a text
editor which includes LDraw-specific tools.
The couple of times I tried to create new parts by combining other
parts, it was a real mess. I'd suggest you copy each of the 'source'
parts to new, individual files. Then delete the stuff you don't need
from these files. Then inline (or copy-n-paste) everything into a
single file.
> Another question, is there any tutorial that teaches how to use LEdit
> (or other tool) with TECHNIC parts? I mean, they are much more difficult
> to work with that standard LEGO.
I don't think so. That's a good idea, though.
Steve
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