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Re: Parts directory?
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 21 May 2003 06:28:18 GMT
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> Now i would like to add a Temporary part folder to place my newly created
> files in it for a new part, so i don't have to mess-up my original parts • file.
> LDRAW
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> | Parts
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> | | Subparts (S)
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> | Temporary parts
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> Creating a new folder isn't a problem, but how can i acces the DAT files • in
> this Temporaty Parts folder, witch contains also subparts from the Subpart
> (S) folder? I use L3LAB to check my created parts, but i do have problems
> with it.
> Error messages like : Part not found, ...
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> Is it possible to work this way, and if so, how should i refer to my
> subparts so that they show up in L3LAB?
Anybody else correct me if I am wrong but I think this cannot be done.
What you can do, is place your parts in the models directory.
LDraw programs know this directory and know where to find parts from MODELS
to PARTS and S directories.
Jaco
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| (...) Right! But in the L3Lab case you are lucky, because it also looks in BFC\PARTS see (URL) have often thought about an e.g. LDRAWPATH environment variable for specifying additional search paths, like LDRAWPATH=C:\Lego\Ne...C:\MyParts or (...) (22 years ago, 21-May-03, to lugnet.cad)
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| | Q: Parts directory?
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| Hi, I do have a question abouth part folders. The normal folder (directory) structure is as follow: LDRAW | | Parts | |Subparts (S) Now i would like to add a Temporary part folder to place my newly created files in it for a new part, so i don't have (...) (22 years ago, 21-May-03, to lugnet.cad)
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