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Re: Moonbase: Ditch the "4 studs away from edge" rule?
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 16 Sep 2003 01:08:22 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Chris Maddison wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer wrote:
> > I was just talking to Sandlin about this while I was working on the Road &
> > Rail section on the Moonbase page. Should we ditch the "don't build within
> > 4 studs of a baseplate edge" rule?
> >
> > Basically the best spot for train track is 4 studs from the baseplate's
> > edge. This is mainly because a 45 degree turn lines up perfectly (4 studs
> > from the edge) on each end on a 48x48 baseplate.
> >
> > It also seems logical to have the roads in the exact same spot (just on the
> > other side of the baseplate) as the train track.
> >
> > I actually just totally forgot what I was getting out. Smooth. I'm sure it
> > made sense somewhere back there. Anyway what do you think?
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> This I don't know about. Don't know why, as long as you played on your own
> baseplate and didn't have anything sticking past it would work.
Well if you build a module with track on it at 4 studs from the edge you can't
put any vertical supports on the other side of the track. Maybe adjust the
standard such that it is strongly recomended to stay 4 studs away, but if you
are really pressed to do so (such as with train track) you can go up to 2 studs
away from the edge. That is as close as you could make it and still have the
connector ring of a corridor.
-Mike Petrucelli
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| (...) This I don't know about. Don't know why, as long as you played on your own baseplate and didn't have anything sticking past it would work. But I don't know that the result of brick at the edge of the plate would look all that nice when coupled (...) (21 years ago, 16-Sep-03, to lugnet.space)
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