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Help with LDGLite...
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lugnet.cad
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Mon, 3 May 2004 05:27:52 GMT
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Hi everyone,
Please excuse the newby question, but I am using LDGLite to automatically
generate .png thumbnails of the LDraw parts.
I'm quite new at all this, but on the whole, I seem to be working out most
of what I need to know.
My question is, can LDGLite (or any other tool that can automatically spit
out images) use custom colors? Am I able to somehow specify an RGB or Hex
value or am is the list of available colors hardcoded?
For example, the following line generates a thumbnail of part no 2530 in
White;
ldglite -s2 -q -i2 -mSbitmap/2530.png 2530.dat -l2 -c15 -w2
The important value being -c15 which is LDraws defination for white. In my
test, I was able to generate all the standard LDraw colors, but couldn't
find a way to enter custom ones.
Is this possible?
Thanks in advance for the help,
Richard.
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| (...) It should be possible. I think partsref and maybe peeron do it, but I suspect they use the ldliterc.dat file to define the custom colors. I think that file is documented here. (URL) put something like this in it. 0 COLOUR 335 SAND_RED 12 212 (...) (21 years ago, 3-May-04, to lugnet.cad)
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