I'm looking into creating a few templates for WeDo (1 and 2) for the new LPF2 motor and the sensors. I have also created .pgb files for both sets and was wondering if there is a way to include a template in the .pgb file I don't need to go look for those parts in other areas of the parts bin.
templates in .pgb files
RE: templates in .pgb files
2016-07-30, 20:48 (This post was last modified: 2016-07-30, 21:22 by Jetro de Château.)
2016-07-30, 20:48 (This post was last modified: 2016-07-30, 21:22 by Jetro de Château.)
(2016-07-30, 15:46)Roland Melkert Wrote: You can do that by adding the [sourceInv=templates] parameter.Thanks - I can see how that works. That brings me to another question:
For an example see 8071.pbg in the default bin's sets folder.
WeDo 2.0 uses a new kind of cable and plug. Philo has kindly created all the necessary parts, but while I know how to manipulate an existing cable, I have no idea how to generate a cable from scratch. The WeDo 2.0 connector is part number u9219 and the cable segment is u9218. How do I go about creating a length of cable to create append to the WeDo 2.0 tilt and proximity sensors?
edit:
I have tried to modify a copy of the PF M motor template, with little success. The WeDo 2.0 plug seems to think the wire attaches from the side...
RE: templates in .pgb files
2016-07-30, 21:31 (This post was last modified: 2016-07-30, 21:32 by Roland Melkert.)
2016-07-30, 21:31 (This post was last modified: 2016-07-30, 21:32 by Roland Melkert.)
Rough (LQ, also I don't know if the colors are correct) version of the medium one to get you started
Place it (e.g. powerFunc2MotorM.ldr) n the C:\Users\Roland\AppData\Roaming\LDCad\templates\path folder and restart LDCad it should appear in the power funcitons template group.
You can edit templates much the same as normal models inside LDCad (ignore the warning) just be sure to ungroup the endings first (ctrl+shift+g while selected).
Once they become official parts I will add default templates for all of them.
Code:
0 Power functions 2 M Motor (LQ)
0 Author: LDCad
0 !CATEGORY electric
0 !KEYWORDS flexible,power functions
0 !LDCAD CONTENT [type=path] [addFallBack=default] [looped=false] [displayKind=mm] [curveStep=0] [displayLenCor=0]
0 !LDCAD PATH_POINT [type=bezier] [posOri=0 -1.126 97.499 1.000001 0 0 0 0.707107 0.707107 0 -0.707107 0.707107] [prevCPDist=25] [nextCPDist=50] [cirR=20] [cirDir=xyCW] [prevYRoll=0] [nextYRoll=0]
0 !LDCAD PATH_POINT [type=bezier] [posOri=0 0 235 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 -1 0] [prevCPDist=60] [nextCPDist=25] [cirR=20] [cirDir=xyCW] [prevYRoll=0] [nextYRoll=0]
0 !LDCAD PATH_SKIN [donCol=256] [donOri=0 0 1 0 1 0 -1 0 0] [donPart=u9218.dat] [donYSize=200%] [donCen=absCen] [donCenYOfs=0] [donFinScale=segMerge] [donPlace=refsDyn] [donYAlign=0] [donInline=false] [segSize=80%] [segSizeTol=5%] [segsCnt=0] [segsGrp=0] [segsMaxMerge=10] [segsMrgAng=0] [segsMrgRollAng=0] [segsEdgeDelKind=keepFirstLeft]
0 !LDCAD PATH_CAP [group=start] [color=15] [posOri=0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1] [part=21980.dat] [extraLen=0mm] [inlineRef=false]
0 !LDCAD PATH_CAP [group=end] [color=15] [posOri=0 0 250 -1 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1] [part=u9219.dat] [extraLen=0mm] [inlineRef=false]
Place it (e.g. powerFunc2MotorM.ldr) n the C:\Users\Roland\AppData\Roaming\LDCad\templates\path folder and restart LDCad it should appear in the power funcitons template group.
You can edit templates much the same as normal models inside LDCad (ignore the warning) just be sure to ungroup the endings first (ctrl+shift+g while selected).
Once they become official parts I will add default templates for all of them.
RE: templates in .pgb files
2018-03-03, 15:12 (This post was last modified: 2018-03-03, 15:16 by Daniele Benedettelli.)
2018-03-03, 15:12 (This post was last modified: 2018-03-03, 15:16 by Daniele Benedettelli.)
Hello.
I attach the WeDo 2.0 LDCAD path template files for the M motor, and the two sensors.
Enjoy!
D
I attach the WeDo 2.0 LDCAD path template files for the M motor, and the two sensors.
Enjoy!
D
(2018-03-03, 15:12)Daniele Benedettelli Wrote: Hello.
I attach the WeDo 2.0 LDCAD path template files for the M motor, and the two sensors.
Enjoy!
D
Thanks Daniele! I see they have been included in LDCad.
Is it possible to include these files in a pbg file with the rest of the elements in a set? If so, how?
It is not really necessary though, as they are easy enough to locate in the flexible parts group.
(2018-05-14, 17:35)Jetro de Château Wrote: Is it possible to include these files in a pbg file with the rest of the elements in a set? If so, how?
It is not really necessary though, as they are easy enough to locate in the flexible parts group.
Yes just add
[sourceInv=templates]
after the item.
For an example see
%appdata%/LDCad/partBin/default/sets/8071.pbg
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