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T-values

Lake Monster over 1 year ago

t-values are always + for extra material and - for less material?

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Liambo734 over 1 year ago

So it will drive along the points vector until it hits the material.

A plus value will indicate an early hit (Material On) and Minus value will indicate a late hit (Material Off).

Remember if the features are internal or external material on/off means different things. Easy to make a mistake here!
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Lake Monster over 1 year ago in reply to Liambo734

Yes this is how i was thinking but it can get confusing.
I have an internal radius +.015/-0 so it's T-value is +0/-.015 (no extra material aka smaller, .015 material off aka bigger).
Not enough coffee this morning and I needed a sanity check lol.
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Lake Monster over 1 year ago in reply to Liambo734

Yes this is how i was thinking but it can get confusing.
I have an internal radius +.015/-0 so it's T-value is +0/-.015 (no extra material aka smaller, .015 material off aka bigger).
Not enough coffee this morning and I needed a sanity check lol.
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