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It is interesting how it is done by Lego themselves. Given the quality and accuracy of the manuals I always assumed that they are machine generated.
by nuccy 4y ago
It is interesting how it is done by Lego themselves. Given the quality and accuracy of the manuals I always assumed that they are machine generated.
- proto_lambda 4y agoI remember them offering a software (or maybe a webpage, though it would've likely been a Java of Flash applet at the time) that allowed users to create official-looking manuals for their own creations by interactively specifying the build steps.
- tencentshill 4y ago
- _trampeltier 4y agoLego manuals exist much longer than computer could do the task. I mean manuals from the 60s or 70s had to be like hand drawn but still look the same as today.
- nuccy 4y agoSure. I never had a chance to assemble Lego from those days, but from unboxing/assembling videos [1] it seems that the manuals were either hand drawn or photos, so definitely it was a manual work. 1. https://youtu.be/xuJ2OulhC1M?t=564 https://youtu.be/xuJ2OulhC1M?t=564
- amelius 4y agoThe article is not about generating manuals. It is about reading them.