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Re: Opinions needed for Color and Edge Values
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lugnet.cad
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Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:39:09 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Michael Heidemann wrote:
> In lugnet.cad, Michael Heidemann wrote:
> > In lugnet.cad, Scott Wardlaw wrote:
> > > The color is not green, it is dark green: SNIP
> > > Scott
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> > Yes, Dark_ _Green is ok, but I think the values are too low.
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> > Scott, have you calibrated you systems where you have created your
> > colors?(Please see my previous post)
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> > cu
> > mikeheide
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> The current LDConfig.ldr values in the MLCAD.cfg converted.
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> You can download that mlcad.zip at http://mikeheide.kilu.de/tmp/MLCAD.zip
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> cu
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> mikeheide
The color values in the MLCAD.cfg files that I converted are not my creation.
Most of these values come straight from The LEGO Group. A very few of them are
from Peeron and one or two from Bricklink. The Dark_Green that you see is from
TLG and has been the same in LDraw for quite some time.
As I mentioned, the edge values make a significant difference in the way that
the color appears in MLCAD. I recommend that if you are focusing on the color
values that you try rendering complete models in POV-Ray.
Since most people want to see the edges in MLCAD, I'll focus on that (making
them a noticable black or such). Otherwise, my primary concern is the color
codes (do parts with a hard-coded color of Dark_Red actually get displayed with
Dark_Red). If the color codes are wrong, then a part (or model) that is
supposed to be Dark_Red would be the wrong color.
Thanks,
Scott
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