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Re: Another request to LDlite programmers...
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 8 Mar 2000 13:51:38 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Karim Nassar writes:
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> I would be happy to try out ldglite... what makes it different from
> LDlite? What requirements?
Well, actually it IS LdLite. I just pasted in an OpenGL renderer to
make it portable to other operating systems. This means it requires OpenGl
DLLs for windows, but I think you can get them at the LdGLite web site.
And to be honest, LdGlite is still missing many features from the regular
version of LdLite. However, it does have a few goodies not in the regular
version. You can run it from Internet Explorer. You can enable shading
on the command line with the -fh switch. You can get png files out to
save disk space (and web space). I think it does the twirl save thing
right. It has a switch for perspective rendering. Finally, I think it
renders prettier pictures, but that's just me. :) Of course I hope to
eventually merge the new features into the original LdLite someday...
You can find LdGLite at http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/File/8624
If you don't want to compile, I'd use the l3glite.exe in the latest
experimental source zip file. It has all the latest goodies, including
the twirl thing.
Don
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| (...) Whuups! No, you are right... I meant that I wanted a series of rotated images... I would be happy to try out ldglite... what makes it different from LDlite? What requirements? --Karim (25 years ago, 8-Mar-00, to lugnet.cad)
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