hi,
i recently ran into problems with conditional lines from inlined subfiles, it seems to me that the control points get damaged. i discoverd this when i was inlining c-lines from the minifig head 3626b.dat file.
to reproduce, do the following steps:
1.take original head without inner part s\3626bs02.dat (or use attached file "head.dat")
2. view it with ldview, all c-lines are correct (-> screenshot 1)
3. select all subfiles within "head.dat", and inline them (i used lddp 2.0.4)
4. save, and view it again in ldview
5. notice that the conditional lines are not displayed as they should (-> screenshot 2)
here are two screenshots, taken by this steps and viewed from same angle.
using subfiles:
inlined subfiles:
after that, i tried to inline the subfiles with other tools (like slicer pro, edger2, ...), but the result was the same for me, all lines were there, but displayed not correctly.
am i doing something wrong, or can anyone confirm this behavior?
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the sounds of the 50's + what you see is what you hear + the lyrics about the problems when you love a Mafia girl ;-)
Things to fix:
- No minifigs
- No stickers (probably will not be fixed)
- The mini Star Destroyer hasn't be added (yet).
- The angle on the hull pieces needs to be adjusted
- Other model clean up
I'm just throwing this up since it's good enough to play around with and render but the perfectionist in me won't let the above minor issues go.
with the next AIOI I'd like to include OMR files of the modular building serie: Café Corner, Market Street, Green Grocer, Fire Brigade and Grand Emporium.
I can see the potential for more in-depth discussions between LDraw software developers/users and discussions among PT admins about specific parts.
A real-time discussion format would allow for a higher level of discourse that would not be otherwise happen due to the long delays between post/read times between LDraw users.
There is also the disadvantage of these communications not being logged and thus matters discussed would not be on public record for reference by those who come after. Although a bot could easily log the public channel and publish it someplace, private discussions between two people would be nowhere to be found, and so it would not be ideal. For instance, I like how the LSC has done everything publicly so I was able to catch up on what I missed, if some of the debates had happened over IRC, I might not have been able to understand why some decisions were made because I could not find record of them, so we as a community would need to be careful about what discussions we have on IRC and publish transcripts of them if something noteworthy was concluded.