Hey Arthur,
the mentioned test application has grown to a small console application. It is implemented in .Net 3.5 C# and compiled for windows. You can download it at www.digital-bricks.de/download/PicToBrick2LDraw.zip.
This application is not very intelligent. If you use it you will have to define whether your mosaic.xml file contains data for “LEGO in top view” or “LEGO in side view”. And it knows only the predefined colors and parts.
Usage:
For example:
You would get a file Y:\gimli_002\data\<projectName>.ldr
I hope this works for you.
Rolf
the mentioned test application has grown to a small console application. It is implemented in .Net 3.5 C# and compiled for windows. You can download it at www.digital-bricks.de/download/PicToBrick2LDraw.zip.
This application is not very intelligent. If you use it you will have to define whether your mosaic.xml file contains data for “LEGO in top view” or “LEGO in side view”. And it knows only the predefined colors and parts.
Usage:
Code:
PicToBrick2LDraw.exe inputFile [-top|-side]
-top : The content of the inputFile is 'LEGO in top view'.
-side : The content of the inputFile is 'LEGO in side view'. This is default.For example:
Code:
PicToBrick2LDraw.exe Y:\gimli_002\data\mosaic.xml –topI hope this works for you.
Rolf