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Re: Formalizing a method for handling synthesizable parts
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Sun, 15 Sep 2002 18:08:47 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Philippe Hurbain writes:
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> > Springs are always part of larger LEGO component, right? Shock absorbers
> > and large pneumatic pumps come to mind. Are there other places they are used?
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> Yes, but these parts may be more or less squeezed depending on use, and
> subparts may be used to make them longer or shorter. Only spring length must
> be adjusted... Granted, that use much less important than true flexible parts.
Philo,
The springs are synthesized parts for sure. I don't percieve the shock
absorber parts as much different than ends of hoses. The shock absorber
pieces placement and orientation define where the springs should be. I just
wanted to make sure that there were no stand alone springs.
With stand alone springs, we'd need to have a way to define the spring
location, orientation and diameter.
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> Philo
Kevin
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