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Subject: 
Another LDrawn town (Was: Another house for datville?)
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Date: 
Sun, 19 Aug 2001 08:39:39 GMT
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Mike:

Not to sound rude, but I thought the whole reason behind Tore's initiative
to reduce filesize was because these *large* model files were choking
people's compuers?

I think that is a correct interpretation.

But once Tore gets the interpreted POV-Ray file below 1 Gb,
we can start adding more buildings to the town. ;-)

I like the idea of "going west" and creating another town,
but I am not sure I like the idea of making Datsville
static. There is nothing wrong with keeping a historical
archive of how Datsville looked at various times in its
history, but I would like an opportunity to improve the one
building I have constructed for Datsville (it really needs
an improvement).

Regarding the construction of other town/villages:

* We should probably put some hills or mountains
   around the towns, so we can render them without
   having to include neighbouring towns.

* If somebody would like to create a new town,
   then it is basically just a matter of building
   a house, adding a bit of road, deciding a name,
   and inviting people to add construtions to the
   town.

Play well,

Jacob
--
"Historien bliver skrevet af vinderne,
så jeg skriver historie."



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(...) I'm more interested in the methods he used, so that I can replicate it. (...) I think growing interest via this method might be exponential, instead of linear (as is true of the current method). (...) I really think that would be a better idea (...) (23 years ago, 10-Sep-01, to lugnet.cad)  

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Not to sound rude, but I thought the whole reason behind Tore's initiative to reduce filesize was because these *large* model files were choking people's compuers? Like real realestate, there is a supply and demand to building "Datsvilles". When (...) (23 years ago, 18-Aug-01, to lugnet.cad)

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