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How to author parts myself |
Posted by: Neil - 2015-03-21, 13:39 - Forum: Part Requests
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Greetings all,
Could anyone provide me with guidance as to how I can author parts myself? The parts I need are not in LDD, I don't have LDraw experience, and I don't have a 3D scanner.
Thank you,
LegoSW
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Whislist for the MLCad minifig generator |
Posted by: Willy Tschager - 2015-03-18, 12:50 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Hi,
as you might know I have added parts to the MLCad.ini file that drives the MLCad minifig generator in MLCad, LeoCAD or Bricksmith, which do not come with a "Minifig" statement such as 75° slopes or bars. I'd like to add some more of those, so please forward your wishes which parts you wanna see in the generator.
w.
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[MLCad 3.40] MLCad.ini vs. MLCad.grp vs. MLCAD.CFG |
Posted by: Steffen - 2015-03-17, 22:13 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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This question is about MLCad 3.40.
I know that MLCad settings are stored in 2 files mainly, which sit in its program folder:
- MLCad.ini - contains its main application settings, including folders to look in for parts, settings for its built-in LSYNTH support, settings for the Minifig generator etc.
- MLCad.grp - contains the configuration of its parts tree which allows to group parts together into groups by their name
However, MLCad creates a binary file named MLCAD.cfg in my LDRAW folder additionally
when I run it. It re-creates the file when I delete it.
Does anyone know what this file contains, what its purpose is?
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Design in CAD and then order to your door |
Posted by: Matt Aitken - 2015-03-17, 19:58 - Forum: All Other Programs.
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Hi, I’m Matt and I’m a big fan of LDraw and, of course, LEGO. I've been building LEGO in all forms since I could talk – I actually was playing LEGO before I could talk… I’d love to tell you about a related product I’m building that I think you might be interested in.
Form is an app you use to invent amazing things and order them to your door. Using a combination of simple parts (beams, axles, joints, gears) and intelligent parts (processors, batteries, motors, sensors) you can create sophisticated toys, robots or machines. In fact, you can design almost anything you can think of. Or you can browse what other people have made and build their creations instead.
First, design your invention and then hit order. Once your creation arrives, follow the step-by-step instructions to put it together. Whatever you’ve designed – whether it's the ultimate remote control car, quadcopter or roller coaster – you can control it and view all the live sensor data using our app.
If you love your invention you can share it with the community. All shared designs are free to build, you just need the required parts. If another builder doesn’t have all the parts to build your invention, then they can order any extras they need. Each time someone orders parts to build your invention, you are rewarded with money, or credits for more parts.
We’re building a user base of those who are interested in the product and are keen to help us develop it further. We’re making steps everyday and will be sharing our progress with those who join our newsletter – including early previews of all the parts. I’d love to get your input and for you to be amongst the first to find out more.
Sign up here http://www.buildwithform.com
Thanks,
Matt
[email protected]
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