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Re: Chrome Parts
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lugnet.cad
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Fri, 9 Aug 2002 15:39:12 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Steve Bliss writes:
> The linewidth isn't important, I just use it in conjunction with the
> scale up/down to get anti-aliasing and lines with normal widths.
Yes and it works the same way on ldglite. There's also a tutorial
on how to do this with the tools on ldraw.org if you want cut out
the Windows box.
http://news.lugnet.com/cad/?n=5344
> Let's see, right now, we've got defined codes (in the dithering range)
> for:
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> Dark red 320
> Gold 334
> Sand red 335
> Sand violet 373
> Sand green 378
> Sand blue 379
> Chrome 383
> Silver 383
> Bright Green 418 (not very common)
> Elec. Contacts 494 (yellow)
> Light gray 503 (not available, except for 1x1 plates)
I'll have to test these in ldglite and see how they compare to ldlite.
Does ldlite render them correctly? Some of those color names sound
newer than the most recent version of ldlite.
> Does ldglite recognize LDLite's 0 COLO[U]R meta-statement, for
> redefining the properties of colors?
Yes. It uses the exact same code to parse .ldr file when you use
the ldlite parser in ldglite. Remember ldglite started out as a
portable version of ldlite. I just added some stuff because I wanted
a portable version ledit, l3lab and a few goodies of my own, but the
ldlite source code is all still there.
I recently added 0 COLOR support in l3 parser in ldglite. I'm not sure
if that was before or after the latest release, but apparently I should
add support for 0 COLOUR as well. Oops.
Don
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| (...) By 'correctly', do you mean does ldlite generate solid-colors for these values? Yes, for some. I haven't tried all of them. PartsrefBuilder uses custom color definitions for all colors, which pretty much totally bypass the regular color (...) (24 years ago, 12-Aug-02, to lugnet.cad)
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| (...) The linewidth isn't important, I just use it in conjunction with the scale up/down to get anti-aliasing and lines with normal widths. (...) None of the standard/extended colors are *supposed* to be dithered. Only the non-standard colors (...) (24 years ago, 9-Aug-02, to lugnet.cad)
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