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Re: suggestion for roadplate like parts
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Thu, 15 Apr 1999 15:15:04 GMT
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On Thu, 15 Apr 1999 11:16:39 GMT, "jonathan wilson" <wilsonj@xoommail.com>
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> i have a suggestion for patterned baseplates e.g. the roadplates. how about
> taking each plate and making a subpart with the studs and baseplate itself,
> just missing toe top surface and then have the main part reference that
> subpart. then any patterened parts can also reference that subpart.
That's a good general suggestion for patterned parts. Some parts are
already set up this way -- the minifig torsos are one example.
I don't think there are any baseplates where there is more than one
patterned element for any one basic element, so there's not much point to
making this change.
If we had a roadplate where there 5 different printings to go with the
plain baseplate (we reasonably expect that people will eventually model the
5 printings), it might be worthwhile.
The 7-stud curved-road baseplate is the only candidate I can think for this
treatment. It has at least 3 different printings: the roadplate, the
desert dirt-road plate, and the river plate.
Steve
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| (...) 9-stud Straight Road Plate: --Green w/Airport Runway --Gray w/Road & Crosswalk --Gray w/Road, no Crosswalk 7-stud Straight Road Plate: --Green w/Airport Runway, 16 Stud width --Green w/Airport Runway, 18 Stud width --Gray w/Road & Sidewalk (...) (26 years ago, 15-Apr-99, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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