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Re: what are the rules about hoses etc?
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Wed, 28 Jul 1999 15:55:26 GMT
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At 06:51 PM 7/27/99 , Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> > Nope. I agree with what you guys are saying on hoses too. They *should*
> > be in the model. And its not a job left over for the model editors
> either ;)
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> here is my thoughts:
> hoses go in model if possible (technic hoses for example cant be put in)
Hoses go in the model. End of discussion (unless a serious user comes up
with a really good and logical reason otherwise).
> the same goes for wire,string,rubber bands (when someone makes a way of puting
> those in)
When it becomes possible, they are required too.
> all those type of parts go into a seperate sub file for each part (to make
> folowing the model in say ledit easier)
Yes and no. Some parts, depending on where they are in the model and what
other parts they're associated with can go in a subfile with other
parts. Hoses go in their own subfile because of the little hose
pieces. But a rubber band has only one piece, so it could be 'stretched'
in LDraw, and then placed in a normal subfile.
> the hoses should use a starndard naming system to identify the files
Yes. Since they don't fall under official TLG submodels that we would
break down into the normal naming system, we could use h1.dat, h2.dat, etc...
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