Hello,
how do you check if there is a collision in your model. I have not found anything in MLCad, LDCad I know too little,
Studio is sometimes too unreliable.
Greetings
Manfred
(2022-08-20, 19:53)Manfred Schaefer Wrote: [ -> ]Hello,
how do you check if there is a collision in your model. I have not found anything in MLCad, LDCad I know too little,
Studio is sometimes too unreliable.
Greetings
Manfred
I believe LDInspector does a good job with this.
See
https://forums.ldraw.org/thread-23882.html
(2022-08-20, 19:53)Manfred Schaefer Wrote: [ -> ]how do you check if there is a collision in your model. I have not found anything in MLCad, LDCad I know too little,
Studio is sometimes too unreliable.
If you would like to give
LDInspector a chance or the
integration of the same algorithm into LDCad 1.7-alpha2, I would be happy to hear about your results or assist if you need help getting a result. If you like LDInspector but dislike JavaFX, you can use the command line tool like so:
Code:
me:$ java ldinsp.tools.LDITFileCheckerCollision 603-1\ -\ Sidecar.mpd
error: contains colliding parts
part 3819.dat in line 68<-12 collides with part 973.dat in line 67<-12
part 3818.dat in line 69<-12 collides with part 973.dat in line 67<-12
found 2 collisions in 117ms