(2016-12-23, 12:25)su zhi jie Wrote: I use the MLCAD to do a new component, using LDView export POV format, in the POV-RAY rendering, the edge is not smooth, can help me?
What should I do?

Attachments are part files.

(2016-12-24, 2:41)Travis Cobbs Wrote: If you're talking about the sharp edges on the piece in the back left (vs. the rounded ones on the piece in the front right), it's because there is no LGEO replacement for the piece in the back left. That means that the geometry from the LDraw file is used, and that geometry is significantly less high-quality than the geometry in LGEO parts.

(2016-12-24, 7:34)su zhi jie Wrote:

(2016-12-24, 2:41)Travis Cobbs Wrote: If you're talking about the sharp edges on the piece in the back left (vs. the rounded ones on the piece in the front right), it's because there is no LGEO replacement for the piece in the back left. That means that the geometry from the LDraw file is used, and that geometry is significantly less high-quality than the geometry in LGEO parts.

Thank you very much for your reply! Yes, the components on the left rear part are new, the edges are not smooth, and the right front part is the LEGO part. Is there any way to be as smooth as the edge of LEGO?

(2016-12-24, 21:00)Travis Cobbs Wrote:

(2016-12-24, 7:34)su zhi jie Wrote: Thank you very much for your reply! Yes, the components on the left rear part are new, the edges are not smooth, and the right front part is the LEGO part. Is there any way to be as smooth as the edge of LEGO?

Note: When I said LGEO, that wasn't a typo. LGEO parts are parts that are created entirely in POV syntax, and have more detail than LDraw parts. The only way to have the new part have such detail is for someone to create it in LGEO fashion.

(2016-12-25, 22:33)Travis Cobbs Wrote: It's quite possible that it's already being worked on, though.

(2016-12-26, 6:14)su zhi jie Wrote: Yes, this is not a LEGO part!
LGEO parts library should not have this part, this is another building block factory production parts!
I first came to this forum, all do not know, there is no way to convince others to help me do this part!
LDRAW is my own alone in groping and learning, but my English is very bad, so very difficult!
This part is very important for me, so I really want to create!
Is there a tutorial for creating LGEO parts?
Or such procedures?

(2016-12-28, 3:20)Travis Cobbs Wrote: I would suggest trying to contact c3powen on Eurobricks. You might be able to PM him here on the ldraw.org forums, but I'm not sure he accepts PMs, or checks his PMs. He is http://forums.ldraw.org/user-541.html.

(2016-12-28, 7:30)Philippe Hurbain Wrote:

(2016-12-28, 3:20)Travis Cobbs Wrote: I would suggest trying to contact c3powen on Eurobricks. You might be able to PM him here on the ldraw.org forums, but I'm not sure he accepts PMs, or checks his PMs. He is http://forums.ldraw.org/user-541.html.

Darats on both forums is an other guy who could cope this kind of problem.

(2017-01-06, 7:53)Damien Roux Wrote: Edit: Wait ! Is this component actually exists or it is a custum part?

(2016-12-26, 6:14)su zhi jie Wrote: Yes, this is not a LEGO part!

(2016-12-26, 6:14)su zhi jie Wrote: Yes, this is not a LEGO part!
...
this is another building block factory production parts!

(2016-12-28, 3:20)Travis Cobbs Wrote:

(2016-12-26, 6:14)su zhi jie Wrote: Yes, this is not a LEGO part!
LGEO parts library should not have this part, this is another building block factory production parts!
I first came to this forum, all do not know, there is no way to convince others to help me do this part!
LDRAW is my own alone in groping and learning, but my English is very bad, so very difficult!
This part is very important for me, so I really want to create!
Is there a tutorial for creating LGEO parts?
Or such procedures?

I would suggest trying to contact c3powen on Eurobricks. You might be able to PM him here on the ldraw.org forums, but I'm not sure he accepts PMs, or checks his PMs. He is http://forums.ldraw.org/user-541.html.

(2016-12-28, 7:30)Philippe Hurbain Wrote:

(2016-12-28, 3:20)Travis Cobbs Wrote: I would suggest trying to contact c3powen on Eurobricks. You might be able to PM him here on the ldraw.org forums, but I'm not sure he accepts PMs, or checks his PMs. He is http://forums.ldraw.org/user-541.html.

Darats on both forums is an other guy who could cope this kind of problem.

(2017-01-06, 7:53)Damien Roux Wrote:

(2016-12-28, 7:30)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: Darats on both forums is an other guy who could cope this kind of problem.

Right, I can do it. Give me some time and I will post here as soon as I have prepared my next LGEO update.

Edit: Wait ! Is this component actually exists or it is a custum part?

(2017-01-06, 14:42)Steffen Wrote:

(2016-12-26, 6:14)su zhi jie Wrote: Yes, this is not a LEGO part!
...
this is another building block factory production parts!

ah, yet another one of the many LEGO clones.....

http://brickset.com/article/23756/a-survey-of-communist-lego-2016

(2017-01-10, 23:24)Gerald Lasser Wrote: I think this is a Kreo-o part, I bought once a Transformer Set, Bumble Bee, and it had it. The set is ever since in quarantine :-)

(2017-01-15, 8:37)Damien Roux Wrote: Here is your part.

Copy the two files in your LGEO library.

Don't forget to add this in your ldraw.xml file :
        <Element>   
            <LDrawFilename>888001.dat</LDrawFilename>
            <POVName>lg_888001</POVName>
            <POVName Alternate="Clear">lg_888001_clear</POVName>
            <Dependency>LGDefs</Dependency>
            <POVFilename>lg_888001.inc</POVFilename>
            <MatrixRef>LGEOTransform</MatrixRef>
        </Element>

BTW, I will not do non-LEGO parts anymore, I did that one because I told you so, but that's it.