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Re: L3Lab - yet another LDraw viewer
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 3 Mar 2000 09:44:46 GMT
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Steve Bliss wrote...
> In lugnet.cad, John VanZwieten wrote:
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> > Wow! I finally got around to trying this out. It's just amazing. Anyone
> > care to hazard a guess at how long it took to render all of Datsville?
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> [rendering time snipped, just in case you haven't read John's message yet.]
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> WOW. That is incredible.
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> > Can L3 work with LDAO's editor, like LDLite does? That would be great for
> > part creation, too.
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> Not right now. For LDLite, the -P command-line parameter activates
> Polling. In L3Lab, it automatically renders, prints, and exits.
GyuGyi shouldn't have chosen -P, as Windows uses -p,-P,/p,/P for printing
e.g. when you drag a DAT file to the printer.
L3Lab doesn't support printing (I know I forgot to turn the menus off :-)
so I *could* use the -P option, but I would like to leave that open.
Steve, can you launch L3Lab like "L3Lab -poll <file>" in stead (or is the -P
hardcoded). Then I will make a -poll option.
> To work on multiple files, your best bet is to use the File | Open
> command from the LDAO Editor. This should maintain the link between
> LDAO and L3Lab (let me go try that a second; drat!) That does not
> produce the expected results. Let me explain. No, that would take too
> long, let me sum up.
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> The LDAO Editor writes two temp files: one contains the code from the
> file being edited, and the other contains a reference to the other file,
> with the view settings from the Editor. The view-program (either LDLite
> or L3Lab) renders the second file. L3Lab caches the sub-file, the one
> with all the code, and never checks it for changes. When LDAO loads a
> new file, it keeps the same two temp files, just replacing their
> contents. When L3Lab renders the main file, it refers to its cached
> copy of the subfile, which contains the old edit file, not the current
> edit file.
Just turn off "Cache subfiles" in the File menu!
Loading the model then takes a bit longer as all subfiles will be loaded again.
Perhaps I should make another commandline option for this, -nocache?
/Lars
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| (...) Sure, I can fix up LDAO. Actually, I think I'll remove the "Editor Renderer Tool" completely, and provide an option to use either LDLite or L3Lab as the viewer for editing. (...) Doh! Well, that's a lot easier than the gyrations I was going (...) (27 years ago, 3-Mar-00, to lugnet.cad)
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| | Re: L3Lab - yet another LDraw viewer
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| (...) [rendering time snipped, just in case you haven't read John's message yet.] WOW. That is incredible. (...) Ooo, yeah. That would be good. (...) Not right now. For LDLite, the -P command-line parameter activates Polling. In L3Lab, it (...) (27 years ago, 2-Mar-00, to lugnet.cad)
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