Mesh/Archive/2013-09-30
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- How is the second round of SSA coming along? (the one with COF changes) TankMaster Finesmith 12:04, 30 September 2013 (PDT)
- As we all know, when a cylinder's X & Y dimensions are not equal to each other, we get an elliptic shape. Then, when hollowing out the cylinder, we set a percentage of hollowing - from 0 to 95%. Besides the fact that it'd be most welcome to be able to go to 99, perhaps even 99%, something that has bugged me, and I believe other people as well, is that the thickness of the cylinder's walls become different. Here's what I was thinking: For instance, if we have a cylinder with X being 0.10m and Y being 0.2m, could we have an option to set different hollow percentages for each dimension, or tell the system (e.g.): "for the X dimension, make the hollowing 95%. How thick is the remaining wall going to be? 0.0025m. OK, now make all of the cylinder's wall 0.0025m thick." Mona Eberhardt 12:15, 30 September 2013 (PDT)