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Re: "All zeros" warning (Was: Parts Tracker Activity Page)
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Wed, 17 Oct 2001 05:05:10 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Steve Bliss writes:
> In lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw, Tore Eriksson writes:
> > WARNING "6260.dat" Line 7: Row 1 all zeros:
> > & 1 16 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4-4edge.dat
> > Does this mean that we are forced to incorrectly turn 2D objects into
> > quasi-3D to make them pass the tests?
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> Hmm. I interpret this like the lawyer's question, "Is that when you stopped
> beating your wife?" It's not really yes or no.
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> The totally accurate answer is: there are no 2D objects in LDraw. The
> polygons we model are just the 2D surfaces of 3D objects. So by changing
> the line, you are more accurately modeling the object in 3D space.
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> BUT, you don't have to pass this test to get parts into the library. We've
> got plenty of parts with this style of coding already. If people (esp.
> reviewers) are feeling otherwise, that's something we all need to discuss.
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> BUT, if you want to get rid of all L3P warnings, and if you want to make
> BFC'able files, you need to change the code.
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> Steve
Ok,
I'm the guilty party who posted such notes on the tracker. :) I still pass a
part with these errors. Some of my earler parts have these too. L3P issues
several "warnings" many are not required to correct to get passed.
What I am watching for when I vote are mostly for obvious errors such as
part numbering, misplaced or missing sufaces.
I try to watch for part orientation, usually other reviewers watch this better.
L3p is ran using a batch file which creates an error log for the part. It is
also set to check for noncoplanar(not flat) quad surfaces >0.10. This might
be too tight, but it is what I use as a standard for the parts I model.
(Except the first few...)
I also make notes on studs not being oriented correctly, not something I
"hold" parts over, unless they are inverted or mis-used. This really only
shows up on very small rendered models with full stud detail, so it's pretty
much a non-issue. I have the logo on my studs so I can check them easily.
This info is available on my "Utilities web page", near the bottom.
http://www.geocities.com/pneaster/lego_util.htm
Over and out... :-)
Paul
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