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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts.primitives, Lance Hopenwasser writes:
> Assuming these don't already exist (I looked for rect2.dat on Parts Tracker,
> but could find nothing -- speaking of which, the "complete" unofficial parts
> zip seems to be out of date, since it is missing some stuff):
>
> Would it be reasonable to create a rect primitive that has two edges
> parallel to each other? How about two edges perpendicular? How about a
> rect with only one edge? There are several places in the piece I am almost
> done with where substitituting such primitives would save a bit on
> byte-space. Or is this getting too close to "might as well just use the
> basic polygons and edges". If the consensus is that these should exist, I'd
> be happy to kick them out real quick (naming suggestions, anyone)?
>
> --Lance--
The Rectangle with 2 Parallel Edges (rect2p.dat) was already on the Parts
Tracker. I've just added rect2a.dat (Rectangle with 2 Adjacent Edges) and
rect1.dat (Rectangle with 1 Edge).
I can't fix the zip file right now, but will try to get to it at the weekend,
unless Steve Bliss gets there first.
Chris
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