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Re: DAT voting page up
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Wed, 24 Feb 1999 14:47:18 GMT
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Chris Dee wrote in message ...
> Jonathan Wilson writes:
> > > Airport Runway baseplates (606p33, 608p33) and Crosswalk Baseplate • (425p01)
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> Just view them in LDraw (Over left front) at 50% and you should see (they • do
> render OK in LDLite). Basically what has been done in the past is to • redefine
> the entire part, missing out (fromn the colour 16 definitions) the area of
> surface which you wish to paint in another colour, then filling that in • with,
> for example at colour 15 area. Help, can someone else explain this more
> clearly?
An example: Adding a white rectangle to a color 16 surface:
1. Delete the color 16 surface from the part.
2. Add the white rectangle.
3. Fill in the area around the white rectangle with color 16 quads or
triangles, so that the entire area covered by the original color 16 surface
is covered again.
This process takes a bit longer than just overlaying the original surface
with patterns, but the rendered result (especially in Ldraw) is much better.
-John Van
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| (...) Just view them in LDraw (Over left front) at 50% and you should see (they do render OK in LDLite). Basically what has been done in the past is to redefine the entire part, missing out (fromn the colour 16 definitions) the area of surface which (...) (26 years ago, 23-Feb-99, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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