Unofficial File parts/s/6042s03.dat

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0 ~Brick  2 x  2 x  3.333 Octagonal With Side Studs Front Stud
0 Name: s\6042s03.dat
0 Author: Rolf Osterthun [Rolf]
0 !LDRAW_ORG Unofficial_Subpart
0 !LICENSE Redistributable under CCAL version 2.0 : see CAreadme.txt

0 BFC CERTIFY CCW

0 !HISTORY 2011-11-16 [Rolf] Creation

Status:
Needs more votes. (X)
Size: 5506 bytes

Reviewers' certifications:

BlackBrick89=novote
Philo=novote
Rolf=novote

Required (unofficial) subfiles:
(none)

Related (unofficial) files:

parts/s/6042s02.dat

~Brick 2 x 2 x 3.333 Octagonal With Side Studs Front

1 subfile isn't certified. (SX)

Events

File reviews and updates:

At Thu Nov 24 00:15:08 2011, the file was initially submitted.
Submitted by: Rolf
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At Thu Nov 24 08:40:03 2011, the following review was posted:

Reviewer: Philo
Certification: novote
Comments:
I think you are going too far in subparting for low benefit...

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At Thu Nov 24 10:20:03 2011, the following review was posted:

Reviewer: Rolf
Certification: novote
Comments:
My first draft of the "Brick 2 x 2 x 3.333 Octagonal With Side Studs" was made with a less number of subparts. But I do not know when a subpart is usefull. This file contains 94 funktional lines, 7 header lines (without empty lines) and 7 comments that could be removed. This file is used twice so that I see a benefit of 94 - 7 - 2 = 85 lines. But you are right, this file is a subpart of a subpart of a subpart of a part. And it is only usefull for this part.

I can inline this subpart into the next level. But before, I would like to learn something. So could you give me some comments or links on this? Thanks.


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At Thu Nov 24 12:25:02 2011, the following review was posted:

Reviewer: Philo
Certification: novote
Comments:
Unfortunately there is no defined rule. I tend to subpart when a subpart used twice is above 20 kbytes. But that's just a rule of thumb forged from reviewers comments, and I'll happily certify if you decide to let things as-is.

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At Fri Nov 25 17:55:02 2011, the following review was posted:

Reviewer: BlackBrick89
Certification: novote
Comments:
I'll accept the current number of subparts too.