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1971 Supercharged Oldsmobile 455 Rocket Engine


RE: 1971 Supercharged Oldsmobile 455 Rocket Engine
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(2022-04-20, 16:55)Alex Crayne Wrote: So I mainly work with LeoCAD and the color issue is from going back and forth between LDCad and LeoCAD. LeoCAD shows all the hoses correctly bent, but LDCad shows them in default configuration. I definitely had issues with inserting control points with the rubber bands. This is the reason I asked for help bending the rubber band and the gas hose because after I get those completed I can go back to LeoCAD and correct the coloring issue that keeps arising when I switch back and forth between these apps when trying to do advanced editing. I do understand how to accomplish the bending, however the issue with the LDCad program is when I go to nested editing => select the new rubber band and hide anything in the view of the center => select center => push 'insert' is suppose to add a new control point, however it just adds a new rubber band.

Is there someone no-so-intuitive I am doing wrong?

Oh, wow—to be honest, I did not even realize LeoCAD had flexible parts capability! It is not the same system as LDCad's however, so in the end I suspect you will have to decide on one or the other. Then again…the bands do show correctly in LeoCAD, so…that Leonardo has always been sly. ;-)
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RE: 1971 Supercharged Oldsmobile 455 Rocket Engine - by N. W. Perry - 2022-04-20, 22:55

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