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Re: Classic Windows: How many versions? Please respond!
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Wed, 15 Jan 2003 03:54:28 GMT
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Sorry for the delay in responding to your question.
Steve
In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Tore Eriksson wrote:
> If you look closely at Classic Windows, you'll find that there are
> diffeences in many details. See
> http://home.swipnet.se/simlego/pix/compare3.jpg for the details I have found.
[snip]
> So, how many versions should we include? As it is now, there is at least one
> too little.
> My suggestion is:
> * Solid/hollow studs: Ignore, always use hollow studs
> * Solid/slotted bottom pins: Ignore, always use slotted bottom pins
> * Thin/thick walls: Use thick walls only for the 6-wide windows.
> * Long/short ledge: Too important to neglect. Make two different versions.
> (a) Short ledge, no top holes (wide glass in 646a.dat)
> (b) Long ledge, with top holes (narrow glass in 646b.dat)
> And for the 3 exceptions mentioned above
> (c) Short ledge, no top holes, without glass
I agree with this.
> 39c01.dat be moved to 39a.dat
No, it would be 39ac01.dat
> 39.dat be moved to 39c.dat
OK.
> 29c01.dat be moved to 29a.dat
Again, 29ac01.dat
> 29.dat be moved to 29c.dat
OK.
> 27c01.dat be moved to 27a.dat
27ac01.dat
> 27.dat be moved to 27c.dat
OK.
> 31.dat be moved to 31a.dat
31ac01.dat
> 7026.dat, 453, 645, 646 be moved to *a.dat
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> 604.dat, leave as is (ignore hole/no hole)
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> (b) versions with long ledge are made to all with (a) versions
As long as they're all real parts, I'm fine with it -- I don't have any
classic windows (unless you count some more-recent 2x2's), so I don't
have a lot of part-knowledge in this area.
> While moving, we make BFC certified versions with 3d-glasses in color 47.
Yes and yes. :)
> Please respond now to these suggestions or remain silent. I will not have
> the discussion on this Tracker - that will take *far* too long time.
Basically, if a window's got glass, it should be in a *c01 file. Unless
you've got evidence that the part was molded all in one go, instead of
being glued/welded togther later.
Steve
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