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> <SNIP> ...
> > but a certified part can have sub parts not certified ! hence another
> > no-go.
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> Yes, but we aren't all that stupid. We will of cause start • -------------------------
> certifying the primitives and critical sub-parts.
Don't take this so personally, it's not worth it.
I am only trying to contribute to a worthy cause (LEGO).
Everyone can have different opinions.
I don't need to jump on the other guys traught.
Anyway, I apologise if I have offended anyone,
but I think I haven't.
> > > As soon as all the primitives are certified and people start
> > > to insert certification flags in their models, all certified
> > > parts will be drawn with back-face-culling.
> >
> > That will take a lot of time. we should see progress (acceleration)
> > as soon as we start implementing it.
>
> You can't eat a cake before you've baked it!
I was thinking more on the lines of, a table full of cakes (parts), but
until you fill the table you can start eating the cakes which are already
there. 8-P
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Rui Martins
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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 12:53:51 GMT, Rui Martins <Rui.Martins@link.pt> wrote:
> > You can't eat a cake before you've baked it!
>
> I was thinking more on the lines of, a table full of cakes (parts), but
> until you fill the table you can start eating the cakes which are already
> there. 8-P
In our case, it makes sense to make a single trip to the store for ingredients
(primitives). Once we've got the ingredients on-hand, we can start baking the
cakes.
Steve
No, this didn't really add to the discussion. I just liked the analogy.
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