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Re: Plz help! - type "5" line in LDraw
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Fri, 28 Jan 2000 13:17:42 GMT
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Franklin:
[ A good explanation of the use of type 5 lines ]
> That is, for the point (0,0,1),
> its two points are (-0.3827,0,0.9239)
> and (0.3827,0,0.9239),
> and for the point (0,1,2),
> its two points are (-0.7654,1,1.8478)
> and (0.7654,1,1.8478).
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> And, if I understand correctly,
> it is these four points which will determine
> whether or not LDraw should render a line
> between (0,0,1) and (0,1,2).
Yes, but you can only use two.
You should get the same result if you use either the two
points related to (0,0,1) or the two points related to
(0,1,2).
It would probably even work if you used
(-0.3827,0,0.9239) and (0.7654,1,1.8478) or
(-0.7654,1,1.8478) and (0.3827,0,0.9239).
Play well,
Jacob
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| In spite of the recent posts re: Type "5" Lines in LEdit/LDraw, I'm still confused as to how to use these conditional lines. To help illustrate my (probably flawed) understanding, I'll be referencing the enclosed DAT file (an unofficial primitive (...) (25 years ago, 27-Jan-00, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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