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--[[User:Mikeheide|Mikeheide]] 11:15, 10 July 2011 (EDT) | --[[User:Mikeheide|Mikeheide]] 11:15, 10 July 2011 (EDT) | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:07, 21 April 2018
Sometimes it is not that easy to identify the part type to choose. Here some hints:
Currently the following part types are valid:
- Part
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If parts placed in the \parts folder they have to be Parts.
- Part Alias
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If a Part only is a reference to another Part file because the real part occurs with two numbers then it is a Part Alias.
- Part Physical_Colour
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If a Part has complete fixed colors then it is a Part Physical_Colour. This is mainly introduced for interchangability with LDD.
- Primitive
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If parts placed in the \p folder they have to be Primitives.
- 48_Primitive
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If parts placed in the \p\48 folder they have to be 48_Primitives.
- Shortcut
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Shortcuts are special parts. Normal parts are made from quads, triangle, lines and subparts and should be shown in a viewer application as a solid piece. If a part is made from other parts (glued together for example) then the viewer application should treat the content of the file like a model with visible gaps if the user whishes that. So if at minimum two Parts referenced to then it has to be a Shortcut.
- Shortcut Alias
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explanation for Shortcut Alias to be added here.
- Shortcut Physical_Colour
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explanation for Shortcut Physical_Colour to be added here.
- Subpart
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If parts placed in the \s folder they have to be Subparts.
Better wording is always welcome.
--Mikeheide 11:15, 10 July 2011 (EDT)