[LDPatternCreator] Release 1.6.8 (increased pattern description length)


[LDPatternCreator] Release 1.6.8 (increased pattern description length)
#1
Hello,

this is just a minor change, but I do not want to delay it any longer.
I increased the pattern description length to 1024 chars.

Download and install the latest LDPatternCreator release directly from sourceforge.net.

Change log:

New features:
  • Increased the description limit to 1024 characters.
As always, I included a short readme.htm in the installation directory.


Cheers & Leg Godt


Nils
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Refactoring of LDPatternCreators code base is in progress
#2
Hey,

yesterday, I did little refactorings to prepare several transformations for LPC's software architecture.
My main goal is to make LPC ready for bigger changes (with new features), reduce the overall complexity, lines of code, and maybe introduce automated (unit) tests.

I want to refrain from implementing really complex features at the moment :)

Cheers,
Nils
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RE: Refactoring of LDPatternCreators code base is in progress
#3
(2018-10-27, 15:19)Nils Schmidt Wrote: I want to refrain from implementing really complex features at the moment Smile
...such as area triangulation? Wink
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RE: Refactoring of LDPatternCreators code base is in progress
#4
(2018-10-27, 15:19)Nils Schmidt Wrote: Hey,

yesterday, I did little refactorings to prepare several transformations for LPC's software architecture.
My main goal is to make LPC ready for bigger changes (with new features), reduce the overall complexity, lines of code, and maybe introduce automated (unit) tests.

I want to refrain from implementing really complex features at the moment Smile
Something I miss.... possibility of copy/paste (triangles, vertices) between two different LDPC instances.
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RE: Refactoring of LDPatternCreators code base is in progress
#5
(2018-12-11, 19:22)Philippe Hurbain Wrote:
(2018-10-27, 15:19)Nils Schmidt Wrote: Hey,

yesterday, I did little refactorings to prepare several transformations for LPC's software architecture.
My main goal is to make LPC ready for bigger changes (with new features), reduce the overall complexity, lines of code, and maybe introduce automated (unit) tests.

I want to refrain from implementing really complex features at the moment Smile
Something I miss.... possibility of copy/paste (triangles, vertices) between two different LDPC instances.

I second this!
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RE: [LDPatternCreator] Sticker generator
#6
An idea for a future version: automatic creation of flat stickers. LDPC would take the user drawn pattern, place it at y=-.25, create a sticker rim with quads and triangulate the back face.
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RE: [LDPatternCreator] Sticker generator
#7
Yes, that would be awesome to have.

Or maybe even better, to have LDPC automagically create a formed sticker around a defined rounded surface, based on a scanned/photographed, flat sticker.
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RE: [LDPatternCreator] Sticker generator
#8
(2018-12-15, 14:10)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: Yes, that would be awesome to have.

Or maybe even better, to have LDPC automagically create a formed sticker around a defined rounded surface, based on a scanned/photographed, flat sticker.

That would save a lot of time.
If nothing goes right, go left.
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Copy/paste between two different LDPC instances
#9
(2018-12-11, 19:22)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: Something I miss.... possibility of copy/paste (triangles, vertices) between two different LDPC instances.


I created an issue (#3).

Happy new year by the way... :)
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Automatic creation of flat stickers from a given pattern shape
#10
(2018-12-15, 13:09)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: An idea for a future version: automatic creation of flat stickers. LDPC would take the user drawn pattern, place it at y=-.25, create a sticker rim with quads and triangulate the back face.

I created an issue (#4).
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Too much magic involved (at the moment)...
#11
(2018-12-15, 14:10)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: Yes, that would be awesome to have.

Or maybe even better, to have LDPC automagically create a formed sticker around a defined rounded surface, based on a scanned/photographed, flat sticker.

I think that I should focus on other features first (which will also use triangulation, corner/edge detection, and colour releated cluster analysis).
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