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Re: What about a tool that unsorts all parts of a mdel
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Mon, 30 Sep 2002 18:50:49 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev, Erik Olson writes:
> I've been thinking of a tool that creates an "Exploded View" with empty
> space between all parts. However a literal interpretation would be quite
> fun, too.
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> There would be a blast center, and adjustable parameters for part speed,
> bounce, and amount of rotation.
Uh oh! Doesn't LEGO Creator have an explosion function? They've
probably got a patent application in the works for it, so you might
as well just give up on that idea. ;^)
> An advanced method would simulate dropping from a height.
That one might not be patented yet. Better hash it out before the
lawyers get itchy. So, would you want to start with an initial spin
and velocity for the entire model, or is a straight drop sufficient?
Do you get a different spread for a drop to the carpet vs. a drop on
a hardwood floor? At what height do you begin to worry about the
parts files breaking up into individual polygons? And how about a
special option to drop it into a bin?
Don
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