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Re: Another question from a CAD Newbie
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 20 Jul 2001 16:16:40 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Mark Chittenden wrote:
> I'm working on 'recreating' the Castleland sets in LDRAW/MLCAD (for me, lots
> cheaper than trying to hunt down the real sets [wife's objection #1] AND
> takes up less space [wife's objection # 2]). As I progress, I am getting
> more into making sub-models and then combining them into the larger model.
> My question (you knew I was leading up to this):
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> Is there a easy way to combine all the dat files into one?
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> My primary purpose for this is for ease of uploading. So far what I have
> been doing is copy & pasting the dat files into a single file, but this will
> get rather mouse-cramping when dealing with more than a handful of
> sub-models. :/
Get Jacob Sparre Andersen's buildmpd utility (there should be a link to
it from <http://www.ldraw.org/download/software/>). It's a command line
program, but it will combine all your subfiles in one shot.
Or use MLCad's import functions to add each file to the master.
Steve
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