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Re: Get flex out there - Tim Gould - 2011-12-20 Some examples attached (one digit, two digit and non-integer). I can change the naming/labelling/whatever system very quickly so suggestions are more than welcome. I had thought that there were non-integers out there but BL says no. We may as well come up with a naming standard for them anyway while we're at it. Tim Re: Get flex out there - Tim Gould - 2011-12-21 Steffen Wrote:I agree with you that we should get the hoses out. I've copied this from the PT as I agree. But I'll add: (e) Make the 3L part and check name (as discussed here), origin etc. (f) Certify (g) Put remaining lengths on PT from auto-generator (h) Certify quickly Re: Get flex out there - Chris Dee - 2011-12-21 I think we can handle this just like the flex cables: 76.dat - hose end 77.dat - hose segment 75.dat (design ID 76279) made from two 76.dat and a scaled 77.dat Re: Get flex out there - Orion Pobursky - 2011-12-21 I agree but I also think that the various fixed lengths should also be parts in the library. Re: Get flex out there - Chris Dee - 2011-12-21 Absoloutely. 5L = 76307, 6L = 76279, 7L = 76289, ... Re: Get flex out there - Orion Pobursky - 2011-12-21 Great, exactly. Re: Get flex out there - Steffen - 2011-12-21 very nice! the solution is very good now on the PT! Re: Get flex out there - Tim Gould - 2011-12-21 Is there a system to these names? Re: Get flex out there - Chris Dee - 2011-12-21 Only the LEGO company system of Design IDs. Re: Get flex out there - Tim Gould - 2011-12-21 Ahhhh... with all the sense that entails. Do you know more than these 3? Tim |