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Re: Fractal Landscape Generator
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 28 Jul 1999 20:47:38 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Jacob Sparre Andersen writes:
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> If the greyscale image you created is named "hills.pgm" and
> you want the LDraw file to be named "hills.dat" (and you are
> in the right directory) you just run the command:
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> pgmtoldr < hills.pgm > hills.dat
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> If you want to set the colour of the landscape to green
> (LDraw colour number 2) you run the command:
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> pgmtoldr -colour 2 < hills.pgm > hills.dat
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> If you also want to scale the landscape so it is exactly
> 21 plates (7 bricks) tall the command is:
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> pgmtoldr -colour 2 -height 21 < hills.pgm > hills.dat
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> You can also get the program to try to reduce the number of
> bricks it uses to model the landscape:
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> pgmtoldr -colour 2 -height 21 -minimal < hills.pgm > hills.dat
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> > Also the image I made was 20 x 20 is the this 20 x 20 studs?
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> Yes.
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> Play well,
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> Jacob
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> ------------------------------------------------
> -- E-mail: sparre@cats.nbi.dk --
> -- Web...: <URL:http://www.ldraw.org/FAQ/> --
> ------------------------------------------------
Thanks, it seems i did not use the piping symbols ">" and "<" correctly.
Thanks,
Alan Bell
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