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Colors of print on Classic letter and digit 3005's |
Posted by: Tore Eriksson - 2016-11-07, 15:31 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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I believe lightblue has become a lot brighter after LDConfig.ldr was introduced. To the better, I think. Much more like the IRL color. The problem is, the bold "lightblue" patterns on the serires 3005pv*.dat are now much darker IRL than the LDrawn versions.
Also, the"blue" print on the older series are darker IRL and have a slight touch of purple (I think).
A third issue is that many of these files were made as a compromise between portraital accuracy and readability in smaller scales in original LDraw.
A forth issue is that these letters and digits have been made with several different fonts. I have no idea how many...
About the color issue, I'm about to complete the 3005pv*.dat series now. Should I continue coding it lightblue or should I pick a better color? If sp, which one?
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Convert LGEO parts to other 3D formats |
Posted by: Reuben Pearse - 2016-11-06, 12:53 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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I've been experimenting with options for converting native POV-Ray CSG objects to OBJ format, and now have a potential workflow to achieve this as detailed below:
Convert CSG to an Isosurface using William Pokorny's ObjectAsIso macro
Convert Isosurface to mesh using Jaap Franks macro
Convert mesh file to mesh2 format using meshcomp v3.0 (WinMeshcomp30_beta3.zip)
Convert mesh2 to OBJ using mesh22obj.py (a Python script written by ingo)
For more details on this approach see this post:
http://news.povray.org/povray.general/th...ay.org%3E/
I'm wondering if this approach would be useful for converting LGEO based parts to other 3D formats (or even reverse engineer parts that don't exist in LDraw). Are there any parts that only exist in LGEO?
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LPub Background Picture issue |
Posted by: Steve - 2016-11-06, 1:36 - Forum: Help
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Hi,
For some time i've tried to work out why in LPub, I cannot use the option under: Configuration - Page Setup - Background - Picture. I select an image from my pictures folder but it either hangs the system or greys out the page entirely. Is there a format / size that the picture needs to comply with? I am using Windows 7 Home. Everything else works well, I can add borders etc, I am using LPub 4.0.0.11.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Kindest regards
Steve
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Circle/curve generator? |
Posted by: Michael Horvath - 2016-11-01, 2:57 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Is there a tool available that can draw a curve or circle with a given radius, and then approximate that curve with bricks? Thanks.
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I recalled that MLCad has a mosaic generator that can take a bitmap image as input. But I haven't found a good tool to draw the circles.
1. Paint.NET output isn't symmetrical in my tests.
2. GIMP draws the circles too thick. I want them only 1px thick.
3. This tool is pretty good, but I don't know how to get rid of the gray lines. https://donatstudios.com/PixelCircleGenerator
4. Ditto. http://www.mineconics.net/
I have a copy of Paint Shop Pro somewhere. I will need to dig it out of storage.
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