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Re: So what *IS* a Building Instruction anyway?
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lugnet.build, lugnet.general
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Tue, 23 Jul 2002 14:45:40 GMT
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In lugnet.build, LEGO-Oli wrote:
> "Jake McKee" <sink@countersinkdg.com> wrote:
> > Any form of communication that allows one person to share a LEGO related
> > idea with another.
> >
> > For the format, this means that any .ldr/.dat/.mpd, PDF, photos, textual
> > description, and so on.
> > For the content, this means any full creation instruction, an individual
> > building technique, design study, and so on. It can be free or for sale.
>
> So is a .ldr/.dat/.mpd that's not separated into simply followable steps also
> an instruction?
Sure -- I'd say an accurate ldraw file is a very detailed document,
specifying exactly what is in a model, and how it's put together.
You can manually step through any model file; in MLCAD, change your
settings to only display up to the selected part, and use the PgDn key
to move through the file. Assuming the file is more-or-less in order,
of course.
Steve
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