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Leading or trailing white space characters in file names |
Posted by: Willy Tschager - 2011-12-04, 16:30 - Forum: Standards Board
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Since the whitespace is out of the door I'd like resume this:
Travis Cobbs Wrote:In addition to the above, I also feel we should codify MLCad's behavior, since it appears to be the de-facto standard. This can be done by adding the following sentence to the end of that paragraph in the spec:
Proposed LDraw Specification Addition Wrote:Furthermore, filenames must not contain leading or trailing white space characters.
However, if there's any disagreement about the above at all, then I think we should vote on the first two changes immediately, and temporarily table discussion of leading and trailing whitespace in the same way I'm proposing we temporarily table discussion of Roland's point.
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Re-centering model (in Bricksmith) |
Posted by: Ramón Figueroa-Centeno - 2011-12-03, 22:50 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Aloha,
Is there any way that I can change the origin's coordinates in Bricksmith (or somewhere else)? I have models whose origin is nowhere near where I would like it, so it makes it hard to, for example, rotate them. It would be nice if one could see the coordinate axes and one could manually drag the model relative to them.
Mahalo,
Ramón
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LDraw.org Forum Usage Guidelines and Administrator Policies |
Posted by: Orion Pobursky - 2011-12-03, 14:47 - Forum: LDraw.org Announcements
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LDraw.org Forum Usage Guidelines and Administrator Policies
Every forum needs rules in order to maintain some semblance of civility. We try to keep them to a minmum as to encourage the free flow of ideas. These have been around for a while and a link has been posted on the sign up page since August. They have recently been added to so everyone please read. If you ever want to reference them in the future, there is a link at the bottom of every page.
Posts like this are a trend. In an effort to remain as transparent as possible, anytime we change, add, or delete something from these guidelines/policies, we will post a notice like this. Additionally, future posts will quote exactly what changed, including the text before and after the change as appropriate. Since this is the first post of this type, a simple link to the page is sufficient for now.
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LDraw App for iOS |
Posted by: Renaud Breard - 2011-12-02, 20:10 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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Hello,
My application for iOS (iPad and iPhone running iOS 5 or newer) is in AppStore today. It's a very basic application now, you can view a ldraw file full and step by step. It's called brickView. Files can be loaded from "iTunes files sharing" or from other application (ex : mail, dropbox ...), from safari I have some issues that depend how the web server send the file.
brickView is a free App, development is not my job, and development of brickView is just a hobby. I have developed it because I want to view my ldraw models on my iPad, but there is not app until now for that.
I hope that you have fun with brickView if you try it...
Renaud
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