[LSC] File Format Restrictions for Official Parts
Michael Heidemann
mikeheide at web.de
Fri Nov 23 13:32:15 EST 2007
Can somebody inform me about the angle according our new calculation
based on the old -det and -dist rules?
I think we have had a good agreement over the past with the two values
of -det 0.01 and -dist 0.1.
If we had a line that just fulfill this values, what will be the angle
with our new calculation?
It should be a quad that is about 50 to 100 LDU square I think.
I mention this, because I want to avoid that we are too restrictive with
our new rules.
cu
mikeheide
William Howard schrieb:
> I think what is interesting here is not the % of bad parts (which
> doesn't vary that much) but the huge jump in warped quads between 1
> and 2 degrees
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Philo" <philohome at free.fr>
> To: "LDraw Standards Committee" <lsc at ldraw.org>
> Sent: Friday, November 23, 2007 8:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [LSC] File Format Restrictions for Official Parts
>
>
>> I modified Philo program to do this. Attached is the output for 1,
>> 2, and 3
>>
> Well done, Orion!
> Could you send me the modified program?
>
> So to sum up0: over 3018 official parts,
> at 3° we get 91 files in error with 1241 warped quads (3%)
> at 2° we get 112 files in error with 1836 warped quads (3.7%)
> at 1° we get 144 files in error with 5002 warped quads (4.7%)
>
> Before deciding the threshold, it would be interesting to check subparts
> that often contains the guts of the most complex parts, and primitives -
> 48/primitives, perhaps with a more stringent criteria.
>
>
> Philo
>
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