On Tue, Jul 16, 2013 at 7:01 AM, Johannes Schauer <[email protected]>wrote:
> > Take a look and see if that works for you and I'll add license and readme > > files. I didn't test to see if they look correct. > > The only issue with the LDraw dat files in that zip archive as well as > with the > built-in leocad parts library is, that the orientation of the bricks is > wrong. > Oops, I swapped the axis, it's fixed now. I can regenerate the library if you don't want to get the source. Thanks! How did you create the initial version of the built-in leocad parts > library? Writing the dimensions out by hand? Yes, I just wrote a small function to do that for me. The early LeoCAD versions used a generated library (with more parts than this mini library) so I had done this before, only later I asked James Jessiman permission to use his library. I was asked if I could create a free library for Debian so instead of creating a separate library I thought it would be better to instead generate it internally to avoid the confusion of having 2 different libraries and removing the dependency on any external files. > Maybe the leocad Debian package can create a binary package which ships > this > minimal LDraw library generated from the built-in leocad parts library? I moved the library function outside of LeoCAD into a standalone C++ file, anyone can create a package with it: wget http://svn.leocad.org/branches/qtest/tools/utils/partsgen.cpp g++ partsgen.cpp -o partsgen ./partsgen
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