I'd like to discuss changing the LSC charter to reserve a member seat for the current LDraw.org Library Admin. I think it's vital that this position (currently Chris Dee for quite some time) be active in the LSC and have voting power. Thoughts?
The RSS feed seems updated pretty rarely (eg. I got the message for this post http://forums.ldraw.org/showthread.php?t...38#pid1238 about 7 hours later). It doesn't annoy me that much, but if it's easy to correct without eating too much bandwidth...?
I'll be keeping an up to date list of nominated LSC candidates here using the responses from the nominations thread. Remember there are five positions to fill. If you'd like to self-nominate but don't want to actually self-nominate message me in private with details of your eligibility and I'll see what I can do.
is there a possibility to see a thread with all its posts in nested form for not not-logged-in users?
I know this feature when being logged in,
but I wanted to send a link to a not-logged-in user,
pointing him to a thread, and all I managed to do was sending him a link
to the first post. This made it very difficult for him to catch up / understand
the discussion. Better would have been a link which directly displays a whole thread
in nested form, like it is possible when logged in.
Can we do something on the server to enable this feature also for not logged-in users?
I am posting for two reasons. One, to let you know about a new LDraw viewer for the iOS platform called ogld. Second, I'm looking for beta testers.
Hardware requirements are an iPod Touch, iPhone, or iPad running iOS version 4.3 or above.
If you would like to participate in the beta test, please respond in kind to [email protected], and I'll send you details on signing up so that you can have access to the app builds.
finally, after near six month of nothing, a new release of my application is available.
Among its new features:
- Support for simplified racks mechanism (where a rotation axle is coaxial to gear)
- Support for suspensions (still not the spring)
- Support for Linear Actuators
- The Animation Console that allows you to create a console with your model animations starting points and
animating it in a 'real way'
- Support for reciprocal animation referred to a block to be considered fixed
Fixed hang when deleting parts by dragging them out of the window
Fixed parsing problems when opening files which do not terminate with 0 FILE
Disallow the insertion of circular submodel references
Fixed bug in which newly-opened document windows did not automatically become the main window
Fixed unexpected viewing angle reset when inserting parts during step display mode
Undo works when the Part Browser and Rotate panels are open
Bricksmith 2.5.1 includes a potpourri of bug fixes and small requested features for your enjoyment. It also includes significant under-the-hood changes. Let me know if you find any new bugs.
Bricksmith requires Mac OS X 10.5 or later, and may be download it at <http://bricksmith.sourceforge.net/>. It is still both Intel and PowerPC native. I have not run into any problems on Lion either.
I'd like to include some official sets in the next AIOI release. I therefore created to example files compliant to the Official Model Repository (OMR) Specification Version 1.0.0. I would appreciate if someone could cross check the work I've done. Thx,
w.
PS. Strangely these files won't work in LPub refusing to create BIs for the subfiles.
0 FILE 886 - Main model.ldr
0 Main Model
0 Name: 886 - Main model.ldr
0 Author: Willy Tschager [Holly-Wood]
0 !LDRAW_ORG Unofficial_Model
0 !LICENSE Redistributable under CCAL version 2.0 : see CAreadme.txt
0 FILE 885 - Main model.ldr
0 Main model
0 Name: 885 - Main model.ldr
0 Author: Willy Tschager [Holly-Wood]
0 !LDRAW_ORG Unofficial_Model
0 !LICENSE Redistributable under CCAL version 2.0 : see CAreadme.txt
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