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Re: ldglite (ldlite for OpenGL and Linux) new stuff
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Thu, 3 Feb 2000 14:19:45 GMT
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Don Heyse wrote:
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> What about the parts libraries used by the Ray tracing folks? Or is a
> totally new format in order? Either way I think the right thing to do is
> start with some utilities that convert the LDRAW formatted parts to whatever
> form we want to use. That way the parts authors can continue with the
> tools they already know how to use. Also we never lose compatiblitly with
> LEDIT (which I still like best, although I could be convinced to switch).
You can keep compatibility with the POV libraries but each one (LGEO,
L3P and Anton Rave's (?)) use a different coordinate system. LeoCAD uses
the parts from LGEO first and then if something is missing, it creates
the parts using its own library like L3P.
> Is that source? Imagine my embarrasment... :) Where'd that come from?
> OK, I've got myself a copy of WinCvs, so is there an easy way to grab the
> whole thing? Or better yet, what's the best way to access a CVS server
> from linux? I've been doing time in Windows for too long.
CVS 101 class, had the same problem about 6 months ago. :)
1- set CVSROOT=:pserver:guest@gerf.org:/usr/cvsroot; export CVSROOT
2- cvs login
3- cvs checkout leocad
Leonardo
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