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| Drawing conditional lines |
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Posted by: Santeri Piippo - 2013-05-08, 19:24 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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I'm using OpenGL for LDForge's renderer and I'm about stumped on to decide when to draw conditional lines. Actually rendering the part is no problem but how does a GL renderer take the control points into account?
For compiling objects glGenLists/glNewList/... is used and glCallList for drawing them. While it's not the most optimized approach, it works for something as simple as a single part.. at least for the simple ones. I've been considering using VBOs though.
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| Added Parts Different Colour than Older Ones |
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Posted by: MMH - 2013-05-08, 14:34 - Forum: Rendering Techniques
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Hi there,
I'm currently trying to make a set of instructions for some Lego models I have created in MLCad. I would like to format them so that parts that were added in a previous step are differentiated from the new parts (preferably by making the older parts lighter while the newer ones are in full colour). Is there a way to do this in LPub or MLCad, or is there a better software solution to fit my needs?
Thanks for your time!
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| 12887pb01 - Powdered Wig |
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Posted by: Godfrey LaRocque - 2013-05-05, 19:08 - Forum: Part Requests
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Hi! I'm new here, so I hope it's not too rude of me to request a part. I need the powdered wig from CMF Series 10's Revolutionary Soldier for a set of instructions I'm working on - could anyone help? Thanks!
-G
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| Compatibility issue in MPD submodel file names between MLCad and Bricksmith |
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Posted by: Philippe Hurbain - 2013-04-29, 12:04 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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A friend who uses Bricksmith sent me a mpd, that I returned him after some changes using MLCad. After that, Bricksmith complained that "submodels are not available". A check of MPD before and after my changes, showed that there was a capitalization issue.
Here is the header of one submodel:
Code: 0 FILE righttrack.ldr
0 Right track assembly
0 Name: RightTrack.ldr
Bricksmith refers to this submodel as
Code: 1 495 -480 104 59 -1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -1 RightTrack.ldr
but it seems that MLCad uses only file field as reference, and silently changes this line to
Code: 1 495 -480 104 59 -1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 -1 righttrack.ldr
...and now Bricksmith is lost!
Any solution?
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