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Re: SNOT - What's the commotion about?
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 5 Mar 2002 22:00:30 GMT
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> Well in using a piece on its side, or upside down, one can achieve new
> geometry, new shapes, new orientations etc. I guess the possibilities are
> endless.
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> Too bad I have little or no experience using SNOT-techniques.
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> -Bryan
Oh really? What about the plane you did for last year's town comp with the
upside down windows? (sure nobody else could see it, but the SNOT was
there). I'm sure it'll simple happen when the need arises (wait till you try
to build more stuff with moving features (like your opening plane), and
you'll find that's the only way to cram it in). Of course, most of us won't
ever get anywhere near as good at is as say Bram, or Muffin Head Sandlin
(Bram... Muffin... I'm sure there's a terrible pun in there somewhere). I
wish I could absorb some of Muffin Head's 'greebliness' through osmosis.
Mark W.
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| (...) Well in using a piece on its side, or upside down, one can achieve new geometry, new shapes, new orientations etc. I guess the possibilities are endless. Too bad I have little or no experience using SNOT-techniques. -Bryan (22 years ago, 5-Mar-02, to lugnet.technic)
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