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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts.primitives, Tim Romine writes:
> I've had to create a new torus primitive for the Boba Fett/Jango Fett
> helmet/jetpack.
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> The radius for the center of the ring is one (of course. they all are, if
> you follow ldraw format). However, the ring cross section radius is ALSO
> one. How do I name this? "t04o9999.dat" is as close to the right number as
> I can get, although the radius is not really 0.9999, but 1.0.
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> Any thoughts?
Maybe I'm blind (really, just ask my optometrist), but I don't see where
such a 'bagel torus' would be used on the jetpack. Could you
elaborate/specify a bit?
I suppose we should have thought of the 1:1 torus when we worked out the
name-format. You can't win them all, eh?
Steve
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| (...) Yes, I can. If you have taken a look at the rough mockups I posted in CAD/PARTS, you will see a reference to a subfile called "fettorus.dat". This is in fact the primitive in question (although scaled up by a factor of 8), and it is used as (...) (22 years ago, 12-Jun-02, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts.primitives)
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| | How do I name this torus?
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| I've had to create a new torus primitive for the Boba Fett/Jango Fett helmet/jetpack. The radius for the center of the ring is one (of course. they all are, if you follow ldraw format). However, the ring cross section radius is ALSO one. How do I (...) (22 years ago, 11-Jun-02, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts.primitives)
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