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Re: L3P and/or L3PAO
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lugnet.cad.dev
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Wed, 19 Jun 2002 12:54:05 GMT
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LeoCad can do that sort of thing - but not very straightforward, here is the
procedure:
- Rename your sub-model as .dat (LeoCad doesn't properly support .dat extension)
- Open it with Leocad
- Select all parts (edit/select all) and Copy (Ctrl-C)
- Hit the New button
- Add any brick (or Leocad would freeze at next step)
- Paste (Ctrl-V)
- Delete the added brick
- save your design as .dat
All your steps will have been removed...
But probably a search and replace of all "0 STEP" by "" with a text editor
would be faster ;o)
Philo
www.philohome.com
> There is a simple way to make the submodels work properly. After I complete
> the sub-model file with the steps I can make a duplicate copy of them and
> take all the steps out and then use THIS file (no steps) with the
> complete.ldr file to create the pov file of the final model. This works but
> again you have to manually remove the STEPS. Can MLCAD or some other
> applciation take out ALL the steps from a .ldr file? This would be a quick
> fix to the problem.
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| (...) I start off by making one ldraw model first. Usually it has no steps and parts are in NO particular order. Once I got the model done, I go back and begin to figure out what sections should be sub-models if any. At this point I begin to build (...) (24 years ago, 19-Jun-02, to lugnet.cad.dev)
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