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Tip. To enable easy placement and building, you might want to consider to make
1 unit a 1x1 brick. Or use millimeters. LEGO is a european company. Bricks are
exactly 10mm in height. For all the scenes I make, I prefer to use the meter as
the base unit (Or millimeters for very small scenes or when creating a scene
from a technical drawing).
Just my two eurocents.
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SomeOne
"Nicolas Alvarez" <nic### [at] hotmail com> schreef in bericht
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| Hi there!
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| I'm trying to make LEGO bricks. By now, I only made 3001, 3002, 3003, 3007
and
| 2456 (these numbers can be found under the real bricks).
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| I used just a magnifying glass and a ruler to measure real bricks. Each
POV-unit
| is 1/16 inch.
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| The attached files are:
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| - l_macros.inc: Contains stud objects, a macro to position them, a macro to
| #include the bricks, and shortcuts to rotate and translate bricks.
| - pyramid.inc: a simple LEGO pyramid
| - 3001.inc: brick 2x4
| - 3003.inc: brick 2x2
| - test.pov: the file used to make all the test renders
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| LMKWYT
| - Nicolas Alvarez
| nicoalvar0 [at] hotmail [dot] com
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