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Re: Question about generating curves
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Wed, 10 Jan 2001 21:23:17 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Tony Hafner wrote:
> As for BFC statements, I understand the principle and the purpose... but
> I'll have to read up on the reference given by Steve before I can think
> about this optimization. I can definitely say that the printed piece I did
> the other day is not consistent in facing. And I don't have a reasonable
> solution- is there a viewer out there that has the ability to flip faces for
> you? How about at least displaying how each face is oriented?
To check the BFC'ness of your file, use L3Lab. While viewing the file,
select the Test | mytest6 menu option. This will color-code all the
rendered surfaces. Green is the front/outside of correctly wound surfaces,
Red is the back/inside, and blue is used for quads that aren't wound
correctly (ie, they're specified like 1324 instead of 1234 or 4321).
Blue is also used for subfiles that aren't BFC compliant. If you use the
standard p-files, you'll see a lot of blue.
A part which is completely, correctly BFC-compliant would appear all green.
LDraw Add-on has a function in it text Editor to reverse the winding of
polygons. You can get LDAO from its long-standing, temporary location at
<http://members.home.net/steve.bliss/ldao/test/ldaosetup.exe>.
Steve
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| Thanks everyone for your helpful information. I believe that I can now properly model curves manually (as opposed to just using cylinder primitives). I'll be trying it out on the "coarse" version of the Duplo bottom stud. As for BFC statements, I (...) (24 years ago, 10-Jan-01, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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