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RE: part: panel 1 x 2 x 1 with black grille pattern
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Date:
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Mon, 1 Mar 1999 16:08:04 GMT
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John VanZwieten wrote:
> Here's another tip I use when making patterns for parts:
>
> When a patterned part is shown at small scales, they become
> distorted. The black sections may bleed together (if they
> are drawn first. If the color 16 sections are drawn first,
> then they will bleed together.) So what I would do in this
> case is first draw type 2 color 16 lines in the exact center
> of each color 16 area, then draw the black areas, and finally
> fill in the color 16 areas. At higher magnification, the
> type 2 lines will be invisible, but at lower magnification,
> they will make sure at least some color 16 shows through
> between the black areas. Not everyone does this, so it's
> just a suggestion, but one I think makes for better looking
> patterned parts.
I think it is a bad tendency if we are going to speculate in
specific rendering programs: adding extra drawing commands,
so that at least some of them will show under certain
circumstances.
Hints for specific rendering techniques should be given as
meta commands.
/Lars
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