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            | Subject: 
 | Re: Cylinder Primitive conditional lines 
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            | Date: 
 | Thu, 31 Oct 2002 08:47:24 GMT 
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 |  | In lugnet.cad.dev, Orion Pobursky writes: > I noticed that some of the fraction cylinder primitives (1-8, 2-4, 3-4, 3-8)
 > are missing a conditional line at one end.  The 1-4 cylinder has type 5
 > lines at both ends.  Is there any reason for the missing type 5 line?  If
 > so, why?  Is there any reason the missing type 5 line can't be added?  If
 > not, why?  If it is decided that the missing type 5 line can be added, I'm
 > willing to do the work. The reason I'm asking is that the missing type 5
 > line seems to be a frequent cause of hold votes on the PT lately.
 
 I noticed the same for fraction cone primitives (1-4).
 I have created a simple Excel Spreadsheet to create cone primitives
 with any radius (outer = inner + 1). I have only uploaded some 4-4
 cone primitives to the PT because I was unsure of the amount of type
 5 lines in the 1-4 fractions.
 If I understand it right, type 5 lines should be at both ends.
 (In case of the P-folder (not P\48) primitives: 4 segments, 5 optional lines)
 
 Is there any need for a full range of cone primitives (both 1-4 and 4-4)?
 
 Niels
 
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 |  | I noticed that some of the fraction cylinder primitives (1-8, 2-4, 3-4, 3-8) are missing a conditional line at one end. The 1-4 cylinder has type 5 lines at both ends. Is there any reason for the missing type 5 line? If so, why? Is there any reason (...)   (23 years ago, 31-Oct-02, to lugnet.cad.dev) 
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