It is a special case, but in the case of stud*.dat, any time you find a file of the same name, but with the d replaced by a 2, the "2" file is guaranteed to be a lower-quality version of the same file. This is a requirement of the library, as far as I know. So, there isn't a hard-code list, simply a check of: Is this a primitive with a filename that starts with "stud"? If so, is there an "stu2" version of the same primitive? If so, that's a guaranteed lower-quality drop-in replacement. (Lower quality in this case means 8-facet circle instead of 16-facet circle.)
Level of Detail for Parts
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Level of Detail for Parts - by Ben Supnik - 2013-03-04, 2:54
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Tim Gould - 2013-03-04, 4:24
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Ben Supnik - 2013-03-04, 14:10
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Philippe Hurbain - 2013-03-04, 14:28
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Ben Supnik - 2013-03-04, 16:31
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Roland Melkert - 2013-03-04, 18:36
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Ben Supnik - 2013-03-04, 21:56
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Travis Cobbs - 2013-03-04, 23:37
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Travis Cobbs - 2013-03-04, 19:08
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Michael Heidemann - 2013-03-04, 21:17
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Tim Gould - 2013-03-04, 21:20
Re: Level of Detail for Parts - by Chris Dee - 2013-03-08, 9:53
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