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enginuitor |
How do I edit the dimensions of a
shape? |
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enginuitor |
Tried "edit", "change"... |
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enginuitor |
"chg"... |
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enginuitor |
"e"... |
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Twingy |
enginuitor, there is a primitive
editor |
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Twingy |
you have to select the primitive, then a gui
will let you control values |
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cad105 |
hello, is it possible to model a complex
object and then computationally calculate its approximate volume
with brlcad? |
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17:50.34 |
brlcad |
enginuitor: you go into solid edit mode to
edit any primitive you make |
17:50.57 |
brlcad |
the edit menu is a good place to start
;) |
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enginuitor |
Menu? What about the command line?
:) |
17:51.54 |
brlcad |
as for "create multiple individual parts, then
attach them together in an assembly" .. parts in brl-cad are called
'regions', you combine regions into higher level
combinations/groups to make the equivalent of an assembly |
17:52.00 |
enginuitor |
ok |
17:52.47 |
brlcad |
the 'sed' command will go into solid edit mode
on a given primitive |
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brlcad |
or you can kill then, and re-'in'
then |
17:53.17 |
brlcad |
depending on the primitive, there are
specialized commands for certain edit operations |
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enginuitor |
OK, I'm in solid edit mode now... the edges of
the object turned white, and numbers appeared by the
vertices |
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enginuitor |
Hold on... before I bother you any more, lemme
see if the tutorial covers this... |
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enginuitor |
:) |
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brlcad |
for basic operations, you can use the
tra/sca/rot commands to translate/scale/rotate etc |
17:59.43 |
brlcad |
the tutorial mostly focuses on the gui of
course though the commands are slowly covered over many
tutorials |
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enginuitor |
Hmm, OK, sca works for scaling the entire
object, but is there a way to directly edit the
dimensions? |
18:01.00 |
enginuitor |
Would it be easier just to delete it and "in"
a new one? |
18:01.02 |
brlcad |
if your EDITOR environment var was set
correctly, you can issue the ted command on a solid to text edit a
solid's parameters as well |
18:03.30 |
brlcad |
if you just created the object, it is often
easier to kill and in again -- you don't have to use 'in'
interactively, up arrow will show the full sequence |
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enginuitor |
ok |
18:04.18 |
enginuitor |
How do I display a shape's
dimensions? |
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brlcad |
l object |
18:05.10 |
enginuitor |
thanks |
18:05.42 |
brlcad |
fwiw, since you are interested in command-line
commands, there are equivalent 'apply'/'accept'/'reject' commands
for solid or object edit mode |
18:05.58 |
enginuitor |
ok |
18:06.37 |
enginuitor |
How do I draw all? |
18:06.45 |
enginuitor |
...as opposed to typing a specific object
name |
18:08.09 |
brlcad |
er, what do you mean by "draw all"? |
18:08.38 |
enginuitor |
Basically, I want to achieve the same effect
as typing "draw ____" for each region in the database |
18:08.46 |
enginuitor |
Am I not thinking right? :) |
18:08.59 |
brlcad |
you can use globbing, but for drawing
"everything" that is rarely never what you want for real
models |
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enginuitor |
OK |
18:09.08 |
brlcad |
at least once you have more than a few
combinations |
18:09.13 |
enginuitor |
Well, I've got to go drive someone
somewhere |
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enginuitor |
Thanks for your help! |
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brlcad |
naming conventions on your region |
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brlcad |
so you can 'e *.r' |
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brlcad |
cheers |
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pra5ad |
ack mom is trying to set me up with a girl
... |
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pra5ad |
damn my ethnicity |
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brlcad |
woot, snow |
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pra5ad |
not fun |
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pra5ad |
wasted weekend |
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pra5ad |
how was the ubuntu live cd? |
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brlcad |
didn't have what I needed |
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brlcad |
pretty splash screen though |
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docelic |
hi PrezKennedy |
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PrezKennedy |
hi |
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pra5ad |
weak snow |