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Etchasketch's bearing wheel
I couldn't find it anywhere, except for a low-res jpg on wazoo'z tutorial page, so I made a similar wheel from scratch. Did I waste my time? If not, is there anywhere I can upload the wheel for the benefit of the sh3 community?
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Thats a great job! I hope you made it in vector format so it scales well. My current wheel is a print from a gif and it looks bad and grainy.
I think subsim.com has a files section. You could ask Neal. |
Unfortunately the protractos are from gifs, but the resolution is quite good. The numbers are vectorised. It's all in a pdf-file
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I have the gifs for Etchasketch's bearing wheel here.
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WE want vectors! The numbers are a good start however. IT gets so ugly and hard to read when you print it out, and the dpi on the gifs is woefully small, kylania. Try print them at normal size and you get a tiny little coin sized wheel (almost).
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Ok, my gifs are slightly better. I could try to vectorise the protractors too, but not tonight :-)
where to post what I have so far? |
Try http://www.imageshack.us. It's free and it works without requiring one to sign up for it.
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*shrug* Printed on a color laser printer it was about 6in by 6in and was perfectly readable. Each of the degree lines between the 5 degree hash marks was distinct. Not sure what you were expecting. :)
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You can try PhotoBucket..... it's free too.
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hm, they won't accept PDF's...
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You can sign up for a free account at FileFront and host it there.
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Ok, here it is: http://files.filefront.com//;6000122;;/
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