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Re: Proposal for Revised Memorial
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Tue, 9 Feb 1999 12:14:21 GMT
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At 12:43 PM 2/9/99 +0000, Todd wrote:
> But assuming a clear line could be drawn, where would sub-assemblies go?
> Do sub-assemblies lean toward the "elements" end of the spectrum or toward
> the "sets" end of the spectrum? Or do they fill all parts of spectrum?
Thought provoking..
> Some sub-assemblies are complex enough to be almost "set-like" in nature
> (for example, sub-models of larger models, if you count those as sub-
> assemblies). Others are simple enough to be almost "element-like" in
> nature (for example, a brick hinge composed of two actual half-hinge
> elements, or an old 70's conveyor belt ramp thingie which consisted of
> something like 6 separate actual elements).
That poses a problem.
> In other words, in the final analysis, I wasn't trying to draw a distinction
> at all. :) Just pointing out that it's so blurry, maybe it doesn't make
> sense to have a distinction (with respect to TLG-subgroups of .cad.dat).
Would an inlined model or an mpd posted to the group help?? I know people
would have to download an mpd to run it through file splitter, and I'm not
sure exactly what an inlined model is, but its a suggestion. Or a few
posts by the same person giving each model, and denoting which post is the
main model. Afterall, will this group be browsed? I would think it would
be accessed more often by links from www.ldraw.org and lugnet...
> Or maybe it does...but it's not cut & dry.
A seemingly silly question at first can seem terrible when you get down to
the nitty-gritty. :)
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