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help with LEdit - can i pan the screen
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lugnet.cad
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Tue, 11 Jan 2000 03:20:08 GMT
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a question on LEdit. Didn't see the answer in the faq or readme:
Is there a way to pan the screen? In other words, after making a
particular component to a model i'm working on, can i move the screen
left, right, up, or down with a key to start somewhere else? Or do i
have to always have a piece i'm inserting selected to move around? Or,
another way to put it, if i have several components to a model in one
dat file, how can i move around the "desktop" to see all the components
(without simply zooming out)?
I like making different parts of a model (i.e. drive train, steering
mechanism, etc...) in one dat file so i can see them all individually
before putting them together. It just seems kinda cumbersome right now
trying to move around to see different parts.
thanks in advance,
jeff--
jeff canar m.a. - project coordinator
dept of psychology - illinois institute of technology
chicago, il 60616
ph: 312-567-6468
fax: 312-567-3493
e-mail: jcanar@rush.rpslmc.edu
j_canar@yahoo.com
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 | | Re: help with LEdit - can i pan the screen
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| This may not be what you are exactly looking for, but if you go to the VIEW menu in LEdit there will be an option for CENTRE-VIEW. Choosing this option will center the viewing screen on the part that is currently active. This will allow you to see (...) (25 years ago, 11-Jan-00, to lugnet.cad)
| | | Re: help with LEdit - can i pan the screen
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| (...) If you don't want to use View:Centre-Set, you can hit O, and X,Y, or Z, then a number (in LDraw units) to change the offset of the origin. You may need to hit E afterwards to rease and redraw the screen. --Bram Bram Lambrecht / o o \ (...) (25 years ago, 12-Jan-00, to lugnet.cad)
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