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Re: IMPORTANT - [ldraw.org] Official Model Repository
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lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw
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Mon, 14 Jun 1999 20:29:19 GMT
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> John, you bring up an important point. One of my goals with the OMR was to
> be able to recreate them in scenes, but doing it completely by the books
> would restrict that. We should rethink this a little, but not enough to
> lose track and take a week on it. What would be the best filenaming system
> within subdirectories that would allow for rotating and moving parts?
Using "main-" and "alt" gives us at least three more characters for referencing
submodels and sub-submodels. I think Bram's idea of
main-a main instructions, model "a"
main-aa main instructions, model "a", sub-submodel "b"
main-ab
main-b
main-ba
altA-a first alternate model, model "a"
altA-aa
altA-ab
would work just fine. For this purpose model would mean a separate physical
entity within a set, such as separate pod-racers, while sub-model would mean
any component of the model, either sub-models in the instructions, or
sub-models needed for rotating movable sections.
Now that gets me thinking about how to do alternate models. I don't think all
the alternate models should be bundled with the main model into one giant .mpd
file. I think there should be an .mpd file called Sxxxx-yy with all the main
model stuff in it, then a file called maybe SxxxxAyy for alternate model 1,
SxxxxByy for alternate model 2 etc. All the subfiles could still go in a
single directory called Sxxxx-yy.
-John Van
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