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LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Johann Eisner - 2019-08-01 It looks like there is a problem with LDCad 1.6c when creating flexible parts. For example, with flexible axles: When i open the created file with LPub2.3.6 I got an error message that the file 's / faxle1.dat' can not be found. The file is contained in both the complete.zip and the unpacked files. If you open the file with LPub 2.3.12, there are no problems. Flexible axles created with LDCad 1.6b are no problem, neither in 2.3.6 nor in 2.3.12. Have attached two test files. RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Roland Melkert - 2019-08-01 (2019-08-01, 18:43)Johann Eisner Wrote: Flexible axles created with LDCad 1.6b are no problem, neither in 2.3.6 nor in 2.3.12.I changed the template for the technic flex axle. It now uses caps that can snap and don't bend. The problem dependency is from that new cap it seems, source for "ldcFlexAxleCap.dat" Code: 0 Donor for technic flexible axle cap The two type 1 lines get inlined during generation so LPub doesn't need access to ldcFlexAxleCap.dat, but it might get confused by s\ references outside a library location? RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Johann Eisner - 2019-08-01 (2019-08-01, 19:30)Roland Melkert Wrote: I changed the template for the technic flex axle. Could be so, the axis is indeed displayed correctly. What I also noticed when opening the 1.6c file in 1.6b, missing the ends of the axis. RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Roland Melkert - 2019-08-01 (2019-08-01, 19:33)Johann Eisner Wrote: What I also noticed when opening the 1.6c file in 1.6b, missing the ends of the axis.If you use 1.6b with its original support files it will be missing the ldcFlexAxleCap.dat file. LDCad doesn't render the fallback code it will always regenerate for which it needs the donor files. You could copy the ldcFlexAxleCap.dat from 1.6c's donor folder into the 1.6b one if you want to use from that version. RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Roland Melkert - 2019-08-01 (2019-08-01, 19:33)Johann Eisner Wrote: Could be so, the axis is indeed displayed correctly. You could probably solve the lpub problem by not inlining the caps and adding ldcFlexAxleCap.dat to Lpub's custom parts location. To disable the inlineing change inlineRef=true to inlineRef=false in the technicFlexAxle.ldr template and or your mpd's. It will need to regenerate/resave before LPub can use it though. RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Johann Eisner - 2019-08-01 (2019-08-01, 19:46)Roland Melkert Wrote: You could probably solve the lpub problem by not inlining the caps and adding ldcFlexAxleCap.dat to Lpub's custom parts location. I'm sure I'll stay at 1.6c RE: LDCad 1.6c Flex Part Problem with Lpub3D - Johann Eisner - 2019-08-02 (2019-08-01, 19:46)Roland Melkert Wrote: You could probably solve the lpub problem by not inlining the caps and adding ldcFlexAxleCap.dat to Lpub's custom parts location.I have solved the problem now once with the good old import function of MLCad. faxle1.dat imported and then inserted at the flexible axle instead of the s / faxle1.dat. |