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Gary Istok wrote:
> It sounds like this method could be useful for bulk orders as well. All you would
> have to do is stack up the parts/colors you want (via LEGO/CAD) without having to
> assemble them into a structure. The whole "building" issue could be moot.
Ahh, yes. Another use for the scrambler. Give it the parts list you
want, and have it emit a model using them to upload to TLC to place your
order.
If TLC is smart, they will have the input be a parts list, and then tell
us how to upload just a parts list. Why go to any effort of having a
complete model when we're just going to work around it, and at some
point they need just the parts list. Provide the CAD program as one way
of generating a parts list.
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Frank Filz
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