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Why 0 WRITE (Was Re: How to create an MPD FIle?)
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lugnet.cad
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Mon, 4 Mar 2002 20:16:12 GMT
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Thanks I got it now.. But here is another questions, sorry but this is the
1st time I actually look at the code of a .ldr file. =)
I have the following code:
0 FILE Train.ldr
0 Train
0 Name: Train.ldr
0 Author: Ahui Herrera
0 e-Mail: jedi_agh@yahoo.com
0 WRITE: http://jedi_agh.tripod.com
1 .....
1 ....
Now why does the 0 WRITE http://jedi_agh.tripd.com line need the word
'WRITE' when the other lines above it do not? Is it becuase I'm using // in
the line?
Thanks
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 | | Re: Why 0 WRITE (Was Re: How to create an MPD FIle?)
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| (...) The line doesn't *need* WRITE. 'WRITE' is a valid meta-statement, it causes the rest of the line to be output to the screen (by LDraw), or logged (by LDLite). I'm not sure if 'WRITE:' qualifies as a valid meta-statement or not (I think (...) (23 years ago, 5-Mar-02, to lugnet.cad)
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| | Re: How to create an MPD FIle?
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| (...) Here's how I do it. In one window, I run Notepad. I type in the statement "0 FILE [filename].dat". In another window/instance of Notepad, I open up the first DAT file, and select all/copy the text, pasting the text into the first window, just (...) (23 years ago, 4-Mar-02, to lugnet.cad)
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