Do you own the part? If the answer is yes, photograph it with a long lens - everything beyond 80 mm will do. Position the camera in the front at a height that the axis of the lens corresponds with the z-axis of the part. In case you have access only to online resources you should correct all perspective distortions in a photo editor. You cannot correct it in LDPC. LDPC is a 2D editor - con tilt, pan or whatever available.
In case the mesh is far off from the final part you have to split the creation as I did with the cat. First the eyes, then the nose.
* Set the opacity to 10% to see through the mesh
* Adjust BG Image
* Use the mouse to move your image, use "Scale" to adjust its size. Move the pic. 'til the eyes are in sync with your colored subs.
Post your LPC file.
w.
PS. What did you try to say by: "The M button dont work on the ld pattern creator..."
In case the mesh is far off from the final part you have to split the creation as I did with the cat. First the eyes, then the nose.
* Set the opacity to 10% to see through the mesh
* Adjust BG Image
* Use the mouse to move your image, use "Scale" to adjust its size. Move the pic. 'til the eyes are in sync with your colored subs.
Post your LPC file.
w.
PS. What did you try to say by: "The M button dont work on the ld pattern creator..."
LEGO ergo sum