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Re: who choose parts numbers ?
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Mon, 21 Feb 2000 20:08:58 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Leonardo Zide wrote:
> Damien Duquennoy wrote:
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> > - how should i choose their Ldraw number ?
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> Take a look at the real parts, it should have the number printed on
> them. If you can't find it, take a look at the parts database, if it's
> not there it will get a 3-digit temporary number.
More specifically, after you submit the part for inclusion in the L-CAD update,
we do some more research to try to find the 'correct' number. If no number can
be found, the partfile will be given a 3-digit number.
For your own work, you can use any file name for the part.
If there is a reason that having a number is important, e-mail me at
partsref@worldnet.att.net with information about the part (description, image, %
complete, whatever) and we can deal with it on a case-by-case basis.
> > - are my parts able to become official parts, and what is submission procedure ?
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> After you finish working on them and you think that they are good
> enough (as good as the other official parts), you should send the files
> for voting. If they are approved, they will be added on the next update.
You can submit parts by e-mailing them to me at partsref@worldnet.att.net. I
prefer attachments, but including the file-text in the message works (almost) as
well. I haven't received (m)any in MPD format, but that would be a possibility.
If you are submitting several parts (possibly with subparts), ZIP'ing them isn't
a bad idea, either.
> > - how should i do to define type 5 optionnal lines ?
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> The FAQ has a good explanation, take a look and if you still have
> questions feel free to ask. If your parts don't have any type 5 lines,
> there's a big possibility that they aren't going to pass the voting.
It will probably pass voting if it doesn't *need* conditional lines. ;)
Also, search lugnet.cad.* for previous discussion of this topic.
Steve
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| (...) Take a look at the real parts, it should have the number printed on them. If you can't find it, take a look at the parts database, if it's not there it will get a 3-digit temporary number. Jacob: If this is not in the FAQ, I think it should be (...) (25 years ago, 20-Feb-00, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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