Great work! It works seamlessly with the few models I've opened so far. Conveniently, I already keep my LDraw models in Dropbox. Opening them in BrickView works as expected. Models load pretty quickly (at least the relatively small ones I've tried) and the spin/zoom/pan touch controls work exactly as expected based on other apps. Here's a screenshot:
![[Image: brickview.png]](http://anoved.net/media/2011/12/brickview.png)
The alert that appears when you open a model containing parts not in the embedded library is reasonable. (Another reason to make it easy to include such parts as sub models.)
I hope this encourages other LDraw software authors to consider developing for iOS too. It most certainly is feasible, as Renaud has shown.
The alert that appears when you open a model containing parts not in the embedded library is reasonable. (Another reason to make it easy to include such parts as sub models.)
I hope this encourages other LDraw software authors to consider developing for iOS too. It most certainly is feasible, as Renaud has shown.