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Re: l3p hates me
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 9 Jul 1999 16:05:18 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Patricia Schempp writes:
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> John VanZwieten wrote:
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> > Where did you put l3p? I think the instructions said to place it in a
> > directory which is in your PATH statement, like c:\windows. Then l3p will
> > run from anywhere, and the POV files (at least by default) end up in the
> > directory you are running it from. Try running it from your LDraw
> > directory, as this removes the need for the LDRAWDIR variable to be working
> > correctly (which seems to be a problem for many people to get just right).
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> Hmm...how exactly do I do this? I moved the l3p directory to c:windows and
> then when i went to my ldraw directory and typed l3p it just said bad command
> or filename. I really don't know crap about dos. what is a PATH statement
> exactly?
(Quotes are just in here to make it easier to read)
Okay, try putting "l3p.exe" in "c:\windows". If that doesn't work, try
"C:\windows\command". If neither of those works, check your autoexec.bat for
any statements that start with "PATH=". If there isn't one, put one in, like
"PATH=c:\ldraw\l3p\" and make sure "l3p.exe" is there.
A PATH statement just tells the computer where to check if the file or command
is not located in the current directory (actually, it may check the PATHed
directory first, I'm not sure).
> I'm trying to keep stuff on my d drive, as c is filling up. Can i run it form
> something other than c?
Sure, just put a PATH statement to a different drive (d:\ldraw\l3p\) in your
autoexec.bat.
Jeff
- "This is definitely *not* an ordinary spell!"
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| (...) Hmm...how exactly do I do this? I moved the l3p directory to c:windows and then when i went to my ldraw directory and typed l3p it just said bad command or filename. I really don't know crap about dos. what is a PATH statement exactly? I'm (...) (25 years ago, 9-Jul-99, to lugnet.cad)
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