Thank for this update that works good here.
In one of your posts you write: but in my intentions JLDraw is for normal customer, that wants a "quick and dirty" solution to view a model.
In the first version that I tested (jldraw-0.1.0.1.jar) I only had to start the app and load the model to view.
Now I need to configure jldraw myself. That itself is in my eyes a step back. I know the reason for this, but I think there are possibilies to combine both (quick and user configurable).
1) In a good windows configuration there should be a system variable for the LDraw Base Path. I think it would be a good idea to use that value if present.
2) The unofficial folder should be on a good organized system at the defined (unoffical) place (<LDRAWBASEDIR>\Unofficial).
3) Because 1 and 2 can often be set automatically there should be a possibility to change both values separately. I can not see any possibility today!
I hope I could explain my whishes.
In one of your posts you write: but in my intentions JLDraw is for normal customer, that wants a "quick and dirty" solution to view a model.
In the first version that I tested (jldraw-0.1.0.1.jar) I only had to start the app and load the model to view.
Now I need to configure jldraw myself. That itself is in my eyes a step back. I know the reason for this, but I think there are possibilies to combine both (quick and user configurable).
1) In a good windows configuration there should be a system variable for the LDraw Base Path. I think it would be a good idea to use that value if present.
2) The unofficial folder should be on a good organized system at the defined (unoffical) place (<LDRAWBASEDIR>\Unofficial).
3) Because 1 and 2 can often be set automatically there should be a possibility to change both values separately. I can not see any possibility today!
I hope I could explain my whishes.