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Made a block set awhile ago and while I haven't designed any towers with
it that were beyond reason in size, this one was fun-
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Stuff for POLYRAY, some raytraced images, and
DTA can be found at:
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Dearmad wrote:
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> Made a block set awhile ago and while I haven't designed any towers with
> it that were beyond reason in size, this one was fun-
>
> --
> Stuff for POLYRAY, some raytraced images, and
> DTA can be found at:
> http://www.europa.ccom/~dearmad
I like the idea, the colors, and shapes but in the execution it begs
for a few minor random elements. When I was a kid I never would have
gotten it so symetrical and perfectly aligned.
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Ken Tyler
mailto://tylereng@pacbell.net
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Ken wrote:
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> Dearmad wrote:
> >
> > Made a block set awhile ago and while I haven't designed any towers with
> > it that were beyond reason in size, this one was fun-
> >
> > --
> > Stuff for POLYRAY, some raytraced images, and
> > DTA can be found at:
> > http://www.europa.ccom/~dearmad
>
> I like the idea, the colors, and shapes but in the execution it begs
> for a few minor random elements. When I was a kid I never would have
> gotten it so symetrical and perfectly aligned.
hehe- All of the bricks *are* off a bit (individually placed) check out
the little green ones out on the large yellow ones... they off real bad.
at any rate I never had the skill to get things up much past three
levels as a kid... I needed LEGO's to make things stick! :o)
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Stuff for POLYRAY, some raytraced images, and
DTA can be found at:
http://www.europa.ccom/~dearmad
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