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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Manfred Moolhuysen writes:
> I've worked out a small test DAT-file with the uncompressed spring and a
> compressed spring using a one directional scaling method. In the dat file there
> placed next to each other for comparison. The DAT-file uses the
> subfiles 2909c and 2909d included in the vote. In Ldraw, it doesn't look bad
> at all.
> I can't check the result in POV, I don't have enough comp-power to make high
> resolution renderings.
>
> Greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
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>
> 0 Testfile showing the effects of coil scaling
> 0 Un-official demonstration example
I say this looks pretty good in LDLite. Certainly as good as the flexible hose
solution (and it doesn't take nearly as long to draw). I just had a though
about POV-Raying this part: if someone could just create a correct POV version
of the two subfiles you use, then maybe the next L3P could just substitute
directly for the subfiles, giving the coil a truly rounded look.
Does anyone know POV-Ray well enough to design these subparts in POV?
-John Van
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| I've worked out a small test DAT-file with the uncompressed spring and a compressed spring using a one directional scaling method. In the dat file there placed next to each other for comparison. The DAT-file uses the subfiles 2909c and 2909d (...) (25 years ago, 21-May-99, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)
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