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"Ryan Constantine" <rcc### [at] ucdavis edu> wrote in message
news:3AF9699E.FCDBEA61@ucdavis.edu...
> 'perfectly aligned' by a human still isn't perfect. iirc, we can see
> down to about 4/1000 of an inch which is pretty small, but that doesn't
> mean we can make our hands move things by such slight amounts. you
> would still need a robot to position the pieces 'exactly'.
Okay, but for 3D modelling I'd be willing to bet the typical render
resolution disallows that accuracy with which you say a human can manage.
Or would I lose that bet? Hmmm. 1/250 of an inch on a 19" screen at
1024x768 for example? I think that's about 70 pixels per inch... maybe, or
something like 1/70 an inch of accuracy possible.
Bob H.
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