Post by Kennedy on Apr 12, 2014 17:27:51 GMT
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I finally finished the hexing grid tool (to the best of my ability haha).
It's based on a size 30 ball; so if you are using larger or smaller ball sizes you will have to allow for that.
I've given it a test run and it seems pretty spot on to me. It's designed for use on the head, so it's not very useful I'm afraid if you want to attach something to a foot for example.
Depending on the popularity I might make more tools; I was thinking of doing a similar sort of thing for the Z axis (forwards and backwards).
Anyway, here it is. It may be taken down from here at some point, but it will always be available on babyz.org.
Link to Full Size
So basically, along the X ball axis you have red lines that go up/down in 50s and blue lines that increase/decrease by 10.
The Y ball axis is the same: it has green lines that go up/down in 50s and yellow lines that increase/decrease by 10.
I've also included a grid with an example ball, and the corresponding code:
Link to Full Size
Hope someone out there finds this help
)I finally finished the hexing grid tool (to the best of my ability haha).
It's based on a size 30 ball; so if you are using larger or smaller ball sizes you will have to allow for that.
I've given it a test run and it seems pretty spot on to me. It's designed for use on the head, so it's not very useful I'm afraid if you want to attach something to a foot for example.
Depending on the popularity I might make more tools; I was thinking of doing a similar sort of thing for the Z axis (forwards and backwards).
Anyway, here it is. It may be taken down from here at some point, but it will always be available on babyz.org.
Link to Full Size
So basically, along the X ball axis you have red lines that go up/down in 50s and blue lines that increase/decrease by 10.
The Y ball axis is the same: it has green lines that go up/down in 50s and yellow lines that increase/decrease by 10.
I've also included a grid with an example ball, and the corresponding code:
Link to Full Size
Hope someone out there finds this help
