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Re: OMR Model Creation/Submission Rules
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lugnet.cad.dev.org.ldraw
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Wed, 16 Jun 1999 13:20:40 GMT
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On 6/15/99, at 9:41 PM, Tim Courtney wrote:
> At 11:14 PM 6/15/99 +0000, Scott R Dennett wrote:
> > I think the error file should be submitted with the file, by • the
> > author of the
> > work.
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> Though convenient for us, inconvenient for them. As I noted it • could
> discourage immediate submissions, which would help the • Repository. But on
> the other hand it would be good for people to note their own • errors -
> especially for us, so we don't have to examine the model (esp. • large
> models) for each error. Then again, we're examining them • anyways for
> errors and we can log them as we go. A definite thinker. We • can strongly
> reccommend it but not require it...?
Whatever works I guess :) I was thinking of it in a sense that
as they are building the model and come across an unmade
patterned part that the write what the piece is supposed to be
and what step it is in. I don't think it would take too much
effort
to do this and the add them into errors.dat
> > I was looking at the instruction for set 6877 and I had a • couple
> > of questions.
> > 1. STEP 9 has asubmodel with no movable parts. Should it be
> > inlined? I
> > think it should
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> In that case I would agree with you. Inline it with the • standard naming
> system for the filename though.
So name it like any other submodel, inline and leave the header?
Seems OK.
> > 2. STEP 9 has the top of a hinge placed and the windscreen • which
> > goes on
> > it is placed in STEP 12. Should this be a submodel. I have • mixed
> > feelings.
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> Yes, under the moving parts concept, make the shield and the • hinge a
> submodel so they can be moved easily together.
Should we have another(oh, no not another) way of naming
submodes
that are not TLG, like the above?
Also, last night I was thinking about starting set 6071, but I
was
flipping through the instructions first and:
1. will the baseplate be submodel a or will it be S6071-YY.dat?
2. STEP 3 has a submodel, which has hinges. To physically make
the model, you would have to follow TLG's exact instructions. If
we
want to make it so that the door can be opened, then we won't be
able to build it the way you would physically. Take a look at
the scan
of this set(assuming you don't have it) and you'll see what I
mean.
Ryan
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