Quote:It uses the command line version of MODO (which is freely accessible without a full license) to render the images

(2018-11-02, 10:46)Neil Marsden Wrote:

I’d thought I’d share a Lego LDraw based website I’ve created - www.brickalo.com

(2018-11-02, 12:39)Hi Philippe,Thanks for looking - Ive posted some notes about Modo on my blog  https://cultofthebrick.blogspot.com/?m='1The modo notes are some of the earlier ones - they are not really a tutorial but the should provide some guidance for setting up Modo.NPhilippe Hurbain Wrote: Funny
Here is my tower...

Quote:It uses the command line version of MODO (which is freely accessible without a full license) to render the images

Is there somewhere a tutorial explaining how to do that?

(2018-11-02, 15:39)Hi Willy - I don’t use the email - the site won’t email you - shhhh don’t tell anyone but you can just make up an email!  I quite like the idea of the spam bots filling in the form and getting a rainbow Lego tower!  So bots would be asking a bot to build Lego!  As I’ve said to Phillipe there are some notes on my blog https://cultofthebrick.blogspot.com/?m='1   about Modo and I’ll share my command line script when I’m back in next weekWilly Tschager Wrote:

(2018-11-02, 10:46)Neil Marsden Wrote:

I’d thought I’d share a Lego LDraw based website I’ve created - www.brickalo.com

Hi Neil,

I'm curious how my tower looks like but I will never know 'cos I do not enter my email address if I don't have to.

However I also would like to know how the MODO command line script works.

w.

(2018-11-05, 8:26)Neil Marsden Wrote: I've added a post on my blog 

https://cultofthebrick.blogspot.com/2018/11/brickalo-modo-command-line-file.html

This provides a link to the modo_cl script file that I use to render the Rainbow Lego Towers that you see on www.brickalo.com

I've also included the command to create 360 turnarounds so that you can also create turnaround movies of your models (I don't use it on Brickalo currently but it's a useful function to know)

Enjoy