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| [LDView?] Programatically generate snapshots |
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Posted by: Jon Carbone - 2014-12-12, 16:57 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Hello,
I've never worked with LDView before, but after installing it and playing around with it, it looks like it fulfills a need I have for a project I'm working on.
I'd like to generate rendered snapshots (either in memory or saved to disk) of a part (.DAT file) from different camera angles by making calls to a DLL (LDVLib.dll I think).
The application I'm working with is C#, so if there's any existing wrapper that exposes library calls then having that would be a great start. Otherwise I'll probably end up writing my own, so long as it looks possible to do after I look at the header files.
Any guidance, experiences, or even questions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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| DATHeader feature request |
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Posted by: Willy Tschager - 2014-12-09, 14:55 - Forum: Parts Author Tools
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Mike,
it would be great if DATHeader could check if there are present cond. lines overlapping with edges:
2 24 14.24 11.29 -0.5681 14.14 11.95 -1.059
5 24 14.24 11.29 -0.5681 14.14 11.95 -1.059 12.97 11.75 -0.8606 14.51 9.55 -1.457
Thanks, w.
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| Transparent stickers |
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Posted by: Alexandre Bourdais - 2014-12-07, 17:38 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Hello,
In the 820674 sheet from the 6353 Lego set, all the stickers have their background transparent. I tried different things but I don't know if I can keep the transparent color 47 or if I must use the main color 16.
With the transparent color, if we see the part from below in LDView, we can see the red back faces of the polygons. Is that a problem ? Or, anyhow, must I keep the 16 color ?
Another question, for my ID parts, I use the number 820674 (820674a, 820674b & 820674c). Bricklinck use 6353stk01. What number should I use ?
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| 2490p41 Animal Horse Barding with Black Dragons Pattern |
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Posted by: Alexandre Bourdais - 2014-12-05, 21:05 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Hello,
Please, excuse me, but I'm starting a new topic only because I don't know how to answer MagFors about his review of my part 2490p41. I didn't found an MP service and his email is hidden.
MagFors, I used 3 subfiles because I asked an admin if it were better to make 2 subparts, or to factorize both of them into another one. I'v been answered that some would have 2, and some would have 3, and that, as far he is concerned, he would have 3, in order to have the less bytes altogether.
Is it OK factorized, or should I develop (excuse me for my mathematical language) ?
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| Most frequently used parts ? |
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Posted by: Magnus Forsberg - 2014-12-03, 18:01 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Following the creation of this list, I now wonder what parts I should rework first.
Is there some way to compare the list of non-BFC'd parts with a list of the most frequently used parts?
The only site I know of that have part statistics is this page at Rebrickable, but it only lists the 8 most common parts.
I've recently cleaned more monorail parts, but how often are these parts used? I don't want to spend time on a part that is rarely used.
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