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| 01:43.58 | hcurtis | I've been trying to get my dynamic allocation program to use BRL-CAD headers. The commands I am using, the error message I am getting, and my program are here: http://paste.lisp.org/+3276/1 I am working on solving the problem, but comments and advice are welcome. |
| 04:56.02 | hcurtis | Update: I've been trying to get my dynamic allocation program to use BRL-CAD headers. I had to reboot and rebuild because my computer was going really slow, but I was able to get back on track. I solved some previous problems, but I now have a new error message to handle. Here are the commands I am now using, the error message, and the current version of my program: http://paste.lisp.org/+3277 |
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| 04:57.14 | hcurtis | Of course, comments and advice are welcome as always. |
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| 11:39.26 | Zhao_Anqing | hi, excuse me. I hope to ask a question about rt_db_internal's member 'idb_ptr'. I see it can point to almost everyting. e.g. rt_comb_internal, model, rt_bot_internal, or so on. |
| 11:41.52 | Zhao_Anqing | What is exactly the funtionality of it? It seems about database storage. |
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| 12:31.03 | ``Erik | Zhao_Anqing: it is about internal database storage, it's a pointer (ptr) to the internal (i) database (db) :) |
| 12:36.03 | Zhao_Anqing | ``Erik. OK. I see. Thank you so much. |
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| 17:03.03 | raj12lnm_afk | hi all. |
| 17:03.30 | raj12lnm | mged offers 3 types of modes for BOT geometry |
| 17:04.29 | raj12lnm | but rtgeom.h also has a definition of "RT_BOT_PLATE_NOCOS" as a mode |
| 17:04.44 | raj12lnm | although it is same as BOT with some differences |
| 17:05.00 | raj12lnm | but mged doesnt have an option to accomodoate this, |
| 17:05.02 | raj12lnm | Is it required ? |
| 17:05.23 | raj12lnm | javampire : thanks for your help today on skype :)\ |
| 17:05.33 | raj12lnm | I was able to hack it and it works. |
| 17:05.54 | raj12lnm | javampire : Now I am off to modularizing the class for different modes. |
| 17:05.56 | javampire | raj12lnm: welcome ! |
| 17:06.02 | javampire | cool, thanks ! |
| 17:06.14 | raj12lnm | javampire : you can see the code :) |
| 17:06.31 | raj12lnm | here it is |
| 17:06.31 | raj12lnm | https://github.com/raj12lnm/python-brlcad/commit/ab57e62db457b18b283636ba436e88348b1ec850 |
| 17:06.37 | javampire | raj12lnm: I guess you can skip NOCOS for the moment |
| 17:06.45 | javampire | I have seen it, looks good |
| 17:06.49 | raj12lnm | javampire : ok :) |
| 17:09.36 | raj12lnm | javampire : but i am afraid to implement faces as a different class. |
| 17:09.41 | raj12lnm | the reason being |
| 17:09.42 | javampire | why ? |
| 17:10.04 | raj12lnm | in the other two modes (surface and solid) the face dont have thicknesss and face_mode |
| 17:10.11 | raj12lnm | so two entries going futile. |
| 17:10.41 | javampire | yes, you can implement a base face without thickness and mode, and extend it with a ThickFace class or similar |
| 17:11.00 | javampire | then create the right face |
| 17:11.27 | javampire | look at the Sketch with it's different Curve sub-types |
| 17:11.36 | raj12lnm | and all of them in the same file bot.py. |
| 17:11.41 | javampire | yes |
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| 22:47.01 | clock | does anyone work with mechanics physically or only in 3D modelling? |
| 23:13.41 | ``Erik | I think I saw a wrench, once O:-) |
| 23:21.11 | clock | sounds like you don't |
| 23:39.11 | ``Erik | other than working on my car or truck and minor stuff around the house, no, I don't... I believe archivist was doing watchmaking? ronja was a big hit because it was one of the rare physical things :) |
| 23:42.03 | clock | what u mean ronja was a big hit? |
| 23:42.09 | clock | have you built ronja? |
| 23:42.52 | clock | ``Erik, im thinking about making open source small paper bags for making order in small components like electronic components or nuts and bolts |
| 23:42.56 | ``Erik | no, but we all thought it was cool and talked about it to others :) |
| 23:42.58 | clock | ``Erik, what do you think about it? |
| 23:43.05 | clock | oh :) |
| 23:43.12 | clock | ``Erik, archivist is from the same place? |
| 23:43.16 | clock | thanks :) |
| 23:43.21 | ``Erik | I can't parse that sentence about components |
| 23:43.44 | clock | im thinking about making open source small paper bags |
| 23:43.55 | ``Erik | no, archivist isn't, but he(?) has made comments that lead me to believe he does watchmaking or something similar |
| 23:44.05 | ``Erik | like kits for small projects? |
| 23:44.08 | clock | small paper bags for storing small components |
| 23:44.17 | clock | small components like eletronic components or nuts and bolts |
| 23:45.02 | clock | ``Erik, kits for small projects too |
| 23:45.07 | clock | How I came to the idea |
| 23:45.16 | clock | I wanted to do some very simple electronic experiment |
| 23:45.32 | clock | but I realized the box with resistors is a total mess |
| 23:45.47 | clock | and finding a particular value takes basically sifting through all |
| 23:46.04 | clock | some of that was already sorted in small bags |
| 23:46.15 | clock | and something was like in strips from reels |
| 23:46.24 | clock | but the resistors fall out of these strips and pool at the bottom |
| 23:46.33 | clock | and the strips are not labeled with value or its very ilegible |
| 23:46.44 | clock | so I wanted to put every value into separate small bag |
| 23:46.48 | clock | but I dont have those bags |
| 23:46.59 | clock | and in grocery store the smallest closeable plastic bag I can buy is 1 L |
| 23:47.25 | clock | I am sure someone somewhere in the internet is selling small reclosable plastic bags |
| 23:47.57 | ``Erik | I have something like http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51MsiS9HyjL._SL500_AA300_.jpg that I use for that |
| 23:48.48 | ``Erik | I've seen people use tackle boxes for that purpose, as well |
| 23:48.52 | clock | OK I don't have enough place in my tiny apartment for that |
| 23:48.57 | clock | plus they don't scale |
| 23:49.21 | ``Erik | http://www.nhbm.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/Tackle-box-stuffed-full-1024x768.jpg |
| 23:49.21 | clock | what do you do when the drawer labeled 25 k is suddenly full? |
| 23:49.45 | clock | again, fixed structure, fixed partitioning |
| 23:50.09 | ``Erik | have 2 25k drawers? :D |
| 23:50.16 | clock | ``Erik, yes in my country and here its standard practice too |
| 23:50.25 | clock | ``Erik, OK and how do you do that? |
| 23:50.48 | clock | and I dont want 2 drawers of the same kind for anything |
| 23:50.50 | clock | I think its unsystematic |
| 23:51.00 | clock | I want a bigger drawer |
| 23:51.06 | clock | a bag can adjust its volume to the contents |
| 23:51.41 | clock | ``Erik, funny is also when you accidentally kick the tackle box |
| 23:51.46 | ``Erik | *shrug* true, I've not run into an issue myself |
| 23:51.51 | clock | all the things jump out and mix together |
| 23:52.00 | clock | bags don't have this problem |
| 23:52.09 | clock | you can also take bags out and take them with you |
| 23:52.13 | ``Erik | oh, I've knocked over my parts thing and had drawers come out, that sucks, but it's rare |
| 23:52.19 | clock | tried to take 20 drawers out and throw them into your backpack? |
| 23:52.30 | clock | how organized were the contents after arriving to the destination place? |
| 23:53.11 | clock | ``Erik, and I guess if you need to store one long element |
| 23:53.17 | clock | you take tin cutters |
| 23:53.31 | clock | take out the bottom 4 drawers |
| 23:53.34 | clock | cut out the partitions |
| 23:53.45 | clock | cut out the sides of the drawers and scotch tape them together |
| 23:53.52 | clock | and make 1 wide drawer? |
| 23:54.08 | clock | Or maybe you drill a hole in the backside of one drawer and the box itself? |
| 23:54.22 | clock | and through the wall the box is at? |
| 23:54.27 | ``Erik | http://m.globalindustrial.com/m/p/storage/bins-totes-containers/compartment-storage-boxes/large-plastic-compartment-box-adjustable-w-20-dividers has adjustable partitions |
| 23:54.32 | clock | see? this box has infinite possibilities of flexibility! :) |
| 23:54.51 | clock | I know these dividers |
| 23:54.58 | clock | the resistors get under them |
| 23:55.04 | clock | so you cannot press them completely anymore |
| 23:55.17 | clock | and this allows more resistors to get under the dividers in an avalanche effect |
| 23:55.27 | clock | press them down completely anymore |
| 23:55.33 | clock | and also still suffering from the kick effect |
| 23:55.51 | clock | and turning the thing upside down will mix the thing because the lid doesn't fit perfectly and things fit through the gap |
| 23:56.25 | clock | BUt I guess these things may work well in a advert! |
| 23:57.06 | ``Erik | http://i.walmartimages.com/i/p/00/02/57/00/00/0002570000391_500X500.jpg ? :D |
| 23:57.37 | clock | yes this is exactly what I use! |
| 23:57.43 | clock | except the zipper is double |
| 23:58.06 | clock | I needed to organize a storage area with 600 kg of material replacement parts and tools for a chain of 6 gyms |
| 23:58.22 | clock | in places they had plastic storage boxes |
| 23:58.32 | clock | which had the property that they crack and are expensive |
| 23:58.51 | clock | I selected the solution called "discarded cardboard vegetable crates" |
| 23:59.32 | clock | they are stackable. They are durable. On impact they don't crack but dent. They have cutouts for carrying. They cost nothing. They come in various sizes. |
| 23:59.44 | clock | And the restaurant in whose backyard I took these was like 50 m away |
