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Re: New Website, New MOC
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 25 Apr 2002 19:00:32 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Bram Lambrecht writes:
> PHP would certainly be easier! I'm usually against using Javascript for
> anything important, but you seem to pull it off pretty well. Roughly 3%
> of your visitors will see nothing at all though...
Yes, I feel the same way. Anything with the term "java" I try to stay far away
from . More or less I am trying to stay away from anything that is not
standard between Mozilla and Exploder, as I test with both. But when push came
to shove, I dove into it. If anything I am staying away from DOM usage, and
sticking to core functions.
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> You seem to have mastered style sheets. The overall look of the site is
> quite pleasing, and you've used no images!
Style sheets are a pain. But someday I hope that everyone can get along and
stick to one standard of style sheets. On the other hand, pigs might grow
wings and fly.
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> > The web site is
> > http://members.cox.net/viffer
> > and the first MOC is the ASI-100 Shock Hawk, an Aeronautical/Space
> > Interceptor Fighter.
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> I like the design a lot. The landing gear, hoses and other details look
> good. However, I think the winglets which attach the engines to the
> fuselage look a bit flimsy. Perhaps adding another wing, creating a
> biplane look, would make them look stronger. Or you could try to make
> them thicker, but that would require a different design altogether.
I will be the first to admit, they are flimsy. But I was kind of in a pickle.
I actually built the sled and the two engines separetly and came to the
situation of how in the heck am I going to get the look I want in connecting
them togethor without making it look to heavy. If I would have had 8 of those
tilted wings I would have used them by doubling them up. But alas, only 4 were
found in my inventory, so I settled on this. Its not a model you would have
your kids play with. I am pretty happy with it nonetheless. The power plant
could have been much better, I agree, and the engines on a little tighter too,
but hey, were a new company :-) and engineering mistakes do happen.
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> BTW, in your "competition" section (cute name), you've got a couple
> typos...first "Where not afraid to list them" should be "We're not
> afraid to list them", and "Bran's LEGO Site" should be "Bram's LEGO
> Site". Oh, and Paul's not the only one who uses PHP :) Kyle and I do
> too.
> --Bram
Gawd .. sorry for the insult by spelling your name wrong. Must have been
seeing things a little fuzzy last night (late) while I reentered in the links
information. The changes have been made. As for the remaining spelling
errors, I agree, there are quite a few. That falls into the "polish it up"
phase. But none the less, when told, I will get them cleaned up asap.
And don't pay any attention to the order .. they are put in as I found them.
This in due time will include a randomizing algorithm so that no one is first,
no one is last. (again, more polish it up stuff)
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> Bram Lambrecht
> bram@cwru.edu
> www.bldesign.org
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