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Re: LSynth rubber band question
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 8 Aug 2007 21:58:30 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Kevin L. Clague wrote:
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Hi Jim,
There is a new LSynth in the works. You can see the updates on
sourceforge.
Willy has been doing a great job testing, and driving change based on his
experience.
Don Heyse has been taking care of the code, and hammering out the bad
synthesis behavior, and adding features as suggested by Willy.
I took all the LEGO part specifics out of the source code and put them in
an MPD file that is read by LSynth on startup.
Unfortunatly none of these changes involving non-planar rubber band
synthesis support.
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That’s OK. Thank you for the explanation of LSynth’s current development.
Reading the relevant part descriptions from an external file sounds like a great
idea. That should make it easier to add support for new parts in the future. I
wish Bricksmith used this strategy for colors, too.
I may be able to “fake it” anyway by angling the two halves of my attempted
synthesis down together.
Jim
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 | | Re: LSynth rubber band question
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| (...) Hi Jim, There is a new LSynth in the works. You can see the updates on sourceforge. Willy has been doing a great job testing, and driving change based on his experience. Don Heyse has been taking care of the code, and hammering out the bad (...) (17 years ago, 8-Aug-07, to lugnet.cad, FTX)
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