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Posted by: Michael Horvath - 2013-11-22, 16:19 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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What is the correct angle of rotation for the minifig arm parts? They are vertical by default, but are supposed to be connected at an angle to the torso. Thanks.
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Should the part have its own rotation point in MLCad? I am confused as to how to properly use the part...
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| Banner differences |
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Posted by: Ronald Vallenduuk - 2013-11-20, 15:58 - Forum: Website Suggestions/Requests/Discussion
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A little detail that just caught my eye: The banner image and text on Parts tracker is different from other parts of the site.
Most pages have the same image of a partly transparent 2x3 brick and the text "LDraw.org Centralised LDraw Resources" in British English spelling. The image on Parts Tracker is similar but without the inner tube and with a slightly different colour and camera angle, and it has the text in American spelling: "Centralized LDraw Resources".
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| Primitive naming |
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Posted by: Ronald Vallenduuk - 2013-11-16, 23:42 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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If I want to do a prism primitive similar to tri3a1, but with one right-angle side and the diagonal side, what should that be called?
In general, what is the naming scheme for primitives? Looking at all the various cube-based primitives I haven't found the logic yet...
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| How to "inline" a sub-model? |
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Posted by: Michael Horvath - 2013-11-16, 20:55 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion
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I noticed that Tore Eriksson "inlined" a lot of parts in Datsville in the past. I'm not sure exactly what that means, but I'm guessing it means removing a model from a sub-assembly and placing it in a higher-level parent model without messing up the model's position.
I would like to do the same. I would like to extract minifigures from within individual MPD models and place them in a higher "traffic" layer without screwing up their positions.
Am I being clear? How do I accomplish this?
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