On Tue, Sep 9, 2014 at 7:45 AM, Johannes Schauer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, > > only year later :) > Hello again! > Can leocad yet make use of the raw ldraw format or must there be some > conversion into its own format beforehand? > It can use LDraw's library directly, see http://leocad.org/trac/wiki/PartsLibrary If it can make use of the raw ldraw format, then maybe the leocad Debian > package can "Suggest" the ldraw-parts package? (it cannot "Recommend" it > because then leocad cannot be in "main" anymore). > Sounds good to me. Unfortunately I don't seem to be able to do this conversion as I'm getting: > > Unknown parameter: --convert > > What is the problem? > That option has been removed since the library format is now the same. > If you do not think that either the script or the generated parts should go > into leocad itself, then I can package the software for Debian main and the > leocad package can then depend on it. > > What do you think? > I like being able to run without any external files so having the generated library in C++ is great for that but I don't plan to add new bricks to it anymore. Since you have the python script I think I could make a custom build step to generate the library, zip it and convert the zip file to a data array like I do with the color and minifig configs. Another option would be to convert your script to C++, I can look into that as well but then I won't get any updates to your script in the future. Which one do you prefer?
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