Small bug found:
If a part or submodel is replaced by another, this change is not recognized and the file cannot be saved.
As soon as any part or (sub)model is moved, even if it is moved back to the same position, the program recognizes a change and the file can be saved.
However, this can only be recognized by looking at the file menu, as it is not apparent from the icons in the toolbar.
I only noticed it by chance, because when I create building instructions, I correct errors in LDCad at the same time and save them, and at first I was surprised why LPub3D didn't detect any
file changes.
I have attached a short video to illustrate the behavior.
Request for the future: gray out icons for which the function is not available, as in the menus.
If a part or submodel is replaced by another, this change is not recognized and the file cannot be saved.
As soon as any part or (sub)model is moved, even if it is moved back to the same position, the program recognizes a change and the file can be saved.
However, this can only be recognized by looking at the file menu, as it is not apparent from the icons in the toolbar.
I only noticed it by chance, because when I create building instructions, I correct errors in LDCad at the same time and save them, and at first I was surprised why LPub3D didn't detect any
file changes.
I have attached a short video to illustrate the behavior.
Request for the future: gray out icons for which the function is not available, as in the menus.
If nothing goes right, go left.