At 08:33 PM 2/19/01 -0500, Steven Adler \( A3DM \) wrote
>I was thinking more of a marker in the STL file, like those now being used
>to denote STL Color. A single bit that would prompt an advisory that you are
>about to infringe on a copyright if reproduced without authorization. like
>the symbol used in text, At this juncture it is a "free for all" with 3D
>Dimensional Digital Objects being traded like music and audio content on the
>Web without royalty.......
1) Place your comment in the 80-character header or the stl file.
2) Zip the file, adding a comment that prints out when unzipped.
3) Or, better yet, do it like with real parts: place your mark in the
geometry. Big, to identify the parts, or very small to identify
the stl file. Or both. Removal would require the conscious effort
of the infringer.
C. Brock Rooney, Pres., Brock Rooney & Associates Inc. (Brockware)
915 Westwood Birmingham MIchigan 48009 USA
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