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Are standards for official parts too strict? |
Posted by: Travis Cobbs - 2012-03-10, 9:07 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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A number of part authors have indicated that they feel that some (many?) of the restrictions placed on official parts are overly bureaucratic, and thus counterproductive. And while I've been a member of the LSC for many years, I am not a part author, and I don't review very many parts. So while I personally feel that the current standards are fairly reasonable, I also feel that if they're driving part authors away, then perhaps they should be changed.
So, I'd like to get feedback from part authors, but only if the feedback is polite. Orion will quite rightly not put up with this thread turning into a flame war. I'm looking for honest feedback from current part authors about the requirements for official parts as they stand now. More specifically, I want to know if there is a feeling that certain restrictions should be removed.
If the results are such that I feel it's warranted, I'll start an official LSC discussion in the LSC forum. (This thread is here in this forum so that I can get feedback from more than just the current 5 members of the LSC.) If the vast majority of the results are that things are OK, I won't. And I'll be honest: even though I promise to start the discussion if I feel it's warranted, I can't make any guarantees about what the results will be, since I'm only one member of the 5-member LSC, and LSC procedures for the current LSC state that 2 NO votes are enough to defeat any proposal. And depending on what the requests are, I may even be one of the hypothetical NO votes. Actual change will require that no more than one of the current LSC members is against the proposed change.
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Parts Tracker - Respond to Comments w/o Resubmit? |
Posted by: Greg Teft - 2012-03-09, 21:47 - Forum: Website Suggestions/Requests/Discussion
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I can't locate contact info for a reviewer, and don't want to get in the habit of cluttering the Authoring/Standards forum with review correspondence. Could there be a way to answer a review without resubmitting, or providing a sub-forum for per-file discussions, encouraging reviewers to look there for any counter-arguments?
Or, is the Authoring/Standards forum already expected to serve this purpose?
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Terminating the CA? |
Posted by: Tore Eriksson - 2012-03-08, 1:58 - Forum: General LDraw.org Discussion
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As I am fed up with what has become of LDraw, I have decided not to contribute anymore. As my contributions to the parts library has already become quite scarse, you will probably not notice any difference there. Please don't try to talk me into giving it yet another try.
As I don't really approve to the derivative works made by LDraw.org to my already official parts either, I consider to cancel the agreement I once signed if possible. And here comes the tricky question: Is it possible to cancel the CA I signed for already existing parts?
/Tore
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Screenshots of historic LDraw editors |
Posted by: Jean-Philippe Ouellet - 2012-03-07, 22:30 - Forum: General LDraw.org Discussion
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Hello,
Long story short, I'm giving a presentation in which I would like to include screenshots of the interfaces of LDraw-related software.
My list currently is: - BlockCad
- BrickFoundry
- BrickPad
- Bricksmith
- brickView
- Glide
- Konstructor
- L3Lab
- LD4DStudio
- LDCad
- Lego Digital Designer
- LDGlite
- LDlite
- LDView
- LEdit
- LeoCad
- LGLite
- MLCad
- SR3DBuilder
(I hope I didn't mis-capitalize any of those.)
I was unable to find suitable screenshots for:
If I have forgotten anything, and you happen to notice it, please let me know.
Also, if you happen to have screenshots of anything I don't already have screenshots for (or happen to still have the software), if you would be so kind as to post a screenshot of it that would be wonderful.
Many thanks,
Jean-Philippe
EDIT: my list is limited to stuff that actually renders the model, so stuff like LPub, LDDP, part author utilities, etc. don't count. Things that only have 2D output like those mosaic/train layout things don't count either. And I left out all the POV-Ray stuff intentionally.
EDIT 2: I just remembered the iOS viewers, those have been added too.
EDIT3: removed voxel3d, not really ldraw.
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LPub bug - "don't show this step" and cache |
Posted by: Bill Ward - 2012-03-07, 1:51 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion
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In LPub when I hide a step (e.g. after a buffer exchange there's a step with no changes that can be hidden) the subsequent steps get renumbered, and as a result the assembly images are off by one. The workaround is to clear the assembly image cache. Ideally the software could rename the cache files or internally keep track of the shift in step numbers somehow.
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