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Re: Problems with LDView
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Sat, 30 Jul 2011 15:46:23 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Don Heyse wrote:
> In lugnet.cad, Miran Pris wrote:
> > I'm using LPub to generate my building instructions out of Ldraw files. The
> > problem I get with Lpub is that it tries to create a step and after a while it
> > gives me the "LDView stopped" error. I've tried to use LDGLite as the
> > renderer, but that one renders the colors tan and dark tan exactly the
> > same... I don't have a preferred renderer, so if anyone knows how to
> > solve one of the two problems, it would be great! I'm using the latest
> > LPub and I'm running on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
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> ldglite is is pretty old at this point, but it should be able to redefine
> colors using the ldconfig.ldr file. However since it is really old it may
> expect to find that file in the same folder as the model file being rendered
> instead of in the ldraw directory where it gets installed these days. I
> gave that a try on my old OS-X Tiger machine and it seemed to work.
Ok, ldglite's not the only thing showing it's age. I should've remembered
this sooner, but better late than never. If you *always* want to use the
ldconfig.ldr file in ldglite you just need to copy it in the ldraw/models
subdirectory. Then ldglite will always find it.
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| (...) ldglite is is pretty old at this point, but it should be able to redefine colors using the ldconfig.ldr file. However since it is really old it may expect to find that file in the same folder as the model file being rendered instead of in the (...) (13 years ago, 30-Jul-11, to lugnet.cad)
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