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| LDCad questions |
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Posted by: Jetro de Château - 2016-01-26, 9:35 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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I have a few specific questions for LDCad use that I haven't (yet) found answers to:
- Changing part colours
If I make a mistake or simply want to try a different colour scheme, I need to change the colour of parts that are already in the model. So far the only way I have been able to do this is to select the part and then double click on the new colour in the colour wheel.
Depending on where the colour is in the wheel this can be tricky. Is there a better way to do this? Is there a way to turn the wheel so a specific colour is more accessible?
- Moving parts to a submodel
Occasionally after building a digital model I realise that for the sake of clarity in the instructions it would be easier to move a number of parts tu a submodel (e.g. either to create a callout). Is there a way to easily move parts to a submodel that doesn't involve deleting them from the main model?
I'm thinking of an option that would allow me to move parts to (and from) submodels in the same way I can now move parts from and to steps
- Substituting parts
have just found I need to change a 6L axle for an 8L axle. Is there a simple way to substitute one part for another, without removing one and reinserting the next? MLCad has a dialogue for that.
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| How to compile LPub3D on Linux? |
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Posted by: Milan Vančura - 2016-01-25, 20:35 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Hello Trevor.
I tried to compile LPub3D on Linux but no success so far. Please, what's the proper way?
(I can compile old LPub4 with no problem.)
My attempt: qmake && make
Problems:
1. some files and directories have wrong case in their names, usual problem with sources coming from Windows. I fixed that.
2. qmake warns and make of some files reports an error that I do not have windows.h - what to set on unix-like systems?
3. build.h is missing, how/where I can get it?
4. are there more changes since LPub4, which may cause problems? More libraries etc.?
Thank you,
Milan
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| LDCad HDPI Screen Resolution Windows 10 |
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Posted by: Manfred Kern - 2016-01-24, 16:00 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Hello,
I love this LDCad. But with Windows 10 I always need to reduce screen resolution in order to see the menu text in LDCad.
I am using a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro notebook. Standard and recommend screen resolution: 3200 x 1800.
Is there a trick or a setting, so that LDCad plays nice together with High Resolution Screens (sometimes also called 4K).
Thx,
Manfred
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