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Re: Ldlite 1.0
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 14 Oct 1998 14:15:32 GMT
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Paul:
A small suggestion for LDLite & its web page. There's no info about
setting up MIME for MS Internet Explorer, so here's what I did:
Open an Explorer window (or any folder window).
Go into View | Options | File Types.
Locate the ldlite document item (if LDLite has already been run, this
file type should have been created).
Click the Edit button.
Enter "application/x-ldraw" in the Content Type (MIME) box.
Two things I don't know:
- If it's possible for LDLite to create this setting automatically
- If this is equivalent to setting the MIME type for Netscape
Steve
PS: In case you haven't been told this enough, the shading feature is
*really* great! I like the combination of drawn edges and shading.
It's the best of both worlds for LEGO rendering.
Once upon a time, Paul Gyugyi <paul@gyugyi.com> wrote:
> Well, I got around to releasing ldlite 1.0. It's at
> <http://www.gyugyi.com/l3g0/ldlite/>. Enjoy.
>
> Some fun things I've done:
> 1. I set up my web server to know that *.dat files
> have a MIME type of application/x-ldraw, and then
> associated those files with ldlite. Now I can click
> on a link to a .dat file and Netscape will fire up
> ldlite for me. Unfortunately this only works if
> webmasters set up their server correctly. (You can
> sometimes set mime types in the .httpaccess file,
> I think, so you don't have to be root on the server).
> The same thing could be done for email/news attachments.
>
> 2. I started working on a capturing a model. I had open
> four windows: LDAO's editor, VEC, ldlite oblique view, and
> ldlite top view. I'd change a line in the editor, save it,
> and then reload the file "File/1" in the ldlite windows.
> This was pretty cool, and adding an auto-reload of files
> when they change is high on my TODO list, so that just saving
> the file in the editor would cause all ldlite windows to update.
>
> -gyug
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| (...) This took care of my problem with IE launching LDLite also. The file type was already there, so I just inserted application/x-ldraw into the Content Type box. THANKS! (26 years ago, 14-Oct-98, to lugnet.cad)
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| Well, I got around to releasing ldlite 1.0. It's at (URL). Enjoy. Some fun things I've done: 1. I set up my web server to know that *.dat files have a MIME type of application/x-ldraw, and then associated those files with ldlite. Now I can click on (...) (26 years ago, 12-Oct-98, to lugnet.cad)
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