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| LDView 4.4 Alpha 6 test release |
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Posted by: Travis Cobbs - 2020-06-14, 23:57 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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I have posted a test release for LDView 4.4 Alpha 6 to GitHub:
https://github.com/tcobbs/ldview/release...4.4_Alpha6
This release does have some known issues, but it also has quite a bit of new functionality, as well as some significant bug fixes.
Right now, I have only provided installers for macOS and 64-bit Windows. If you would like me to create an installer other than one of those two, please let me know.
The ChangeHistory.html file that is included in the release lists all of the changes. In the macOS version, ChangeHistory.html is in the dmg. In the Windows version, ChangeHistory.html gets installed to wherever you install LDView (C:\Program Files\LDView by default). I think the most important changes are:
- Support for SPHERICAL and CYLINDRICAL texture maps.
- Support for !DATA meta-command for embedding texture maps into MPDs.
- Support for DPI scaling (AKA High DPI) on Windows, as well as Retina displays on macOS.
- Support for macOS Finder thumbnail generation (toggle on LDraw tab of preferences).
- Support for macOS Dark Mode.
- Multiple important TEXMAP bug fixes.
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| Plans for an experimental LDPE 2.0 (LDPartMaker) |
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Posted by: Nils Schmidt - 2020-06-12, 20:44 - Forum: Off-Topic
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Hey,
just wanted to say that I started to work on a long-term alternative for LDPE, called LDPartMaker.
This "next-gen" version is an offline web application which runs inside a modern web browser of your choice.
LDPMs main focus should be usability and compatibilty to other operating systems like Linux and Mac OS X.
My personal purpose of this project is to learn something new about modern web technologies.
The big challenge of this project is seamless integration with the local file system.
A web application can't simply read your local LDraw library files or your local subparts from a project.
But, there is currently a very interesting WC3 draft on this "native file system access" topic: https://wicg.github.io/native-file-system/
Project advantages:
- Runs fast on any modern browser (in combination with a standard graphics card).
- Does not need additional runtimes (.NET Framework, JVM, etc.).
- Benefits from hardware accelerated 3D graphics and multithreading.
- Is a web application without the need of a connection to the internet.
Project disadvantages:
- Uses 'state-of-the-art' web standards and technology. It does imply that it probably will not run on older systems.
- The access to the file system is limited. We currently have to wait for the WC3 to finish its work.
Core technology: - WebGL 2.0 (3D Graphics API)
- Angular 9 (Framework)
- TypeScript (Programming Language)
- HTML 5 File API / Native File System API
- WebWorkers (Muticore / Multithreading)
At the moment there is nothing more to tell.
You can be excited, but please note that this project depends on upcoming WC3 standards and is not guaranteed to success.
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| Make 572c01 flexible |
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Posted by: Jaco van der Molen - 2020-06-11, 9:34 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Hi all,
I have a model that has the part 572c01 in it.
LEGO part 14210: String with End Studs and Minifig Grips 21L
Bricklink Item No: 63141
String with End Studs 21L overall with Climbing Grips (16.1cm)
Alternate Item No: 76065, 14210
Is there a template for LDCad for this yet?
If not, can someone make it or tell me how to do that.
In the end, I need this part to go to Stud.io too to make render of the model.
Thanks!
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| Calculating rings |
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Posted by: Willy Tschager - 2020-06-10, 7:04 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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My usual approach placing rings is trail'n'error. I wonder if there is a mathematical way or even a tool which does it for me? I have these cylo:
1 1 50 -37 -10 43.75 0 0 0 0 -43.75 0 10 0 48\2-4cylo.dat
1 1 50 -37 -10 40 0 0 0 0 -40 0 3.125 0 48\2-4cylo.dat
1 1 50 -37 -3.125 40 0 0 0 0 -40 0 3.125 0 48\2-4cylo.dat
and need the external ring.
1 1 50 -37 -3.125 4 0 0 0 0 -4 0 3.125 0 48\1-4rin10.dat
is too large cos the distance is not 4 but 3.75. So ...
w.
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