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Re: A few question about editing in MLCad
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Sun, 15 Sep 2002 23:44:12 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.mlcad, Øyvind Steinnes writes:
> Hello,
>
> I'm having a little trouble too do some editing in MLCAD (v2.12).
>
> Question 1:
> How too make a bend on a hose, part 79.dat (Technic Ribbed Hose) or 78.dat
> (complete 120LDU long)?
> With 79.dat I can put piece by piece and just rotate each new segment a few
> degrees. But its hard to calculate how many degrees I have to rotate the
> piece to get the right bend I need.
> Is there a bend function in MLCad or is there any utility that can make an
> bendt hose for me?
>
> Even worse when the bend is in two axis....
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> I have 3D-Studio, can I use that program for some easy editing of pieces
> like this?
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> Question 2:
> I'm often using the MLCad to make an building instruction of the model I've
> made.
> But how do I make a instruction where a piece, lets say part 32054.dat
> Technic Pin Long with Stop Bush, first inserted in one possition into a
> techninc brick and later in the instruction the Pin should be pressed in
> further to lock something of? The Pin have to be inserted in the first brick
> a few steps before it have to be pushed into locking possiton because there
> are no way to insert it later.
You are going to have to do several LDraw files to show this. This will be
a sub-assembly of a complex part. Look at examples that LEGO has done for
their BIs. The usualyy do a 1,2 combo showing how this is done and then
point to an arrow of where the sub-assembly will go. So create a
sub-assembly of the complex part and render this one. Then in the another
file show just the sub-massembly in the final model and render this as one step.
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> Question 3:
> I'm just now making the instruction for the Lego set 8461 - Williams F1 Team
> Racer.
> The model is very big and in the instruction I'm making its hard to see the
> details.
> Is there any way to zoom in to just see a part of the model in some steps of
> the instruction?
Do sub-modeling of the model. The roof, the front, side, etc? Otherwise you
can 'zoom' in POV-Ray when rendering but this will require your to change
the pOV code itself.
-AHui
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> By the way; some of my latest creations can be found at
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=Phoenix
>
> The model Tractor is not finished because I cant find the answer to question
> 1. Also the 8461 needs a lot of bended ribbed hoses.
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>
> Lek godt!
>
> Øyvind Steinnes
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