Cameron Miller

Rotate and scale for the parts list is in the pli control file. On Fri, Apr 30, 2021 at 9:21 PM CJ Hendrix seejay323@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I want to rotate a custom part in the parts list of a step. I've been trying to use part substitution (thanks Trevor for the fix https://github.com/trevorsandy/lpub3d/issues/538 on that). However it doesn't seem possible to substitute a part with itself and add the rotate commands. What is the preferred way to control the rotation of a custom part as shown...

I know this is old but do either of you happen to know if this has been implemented?

I am having this same issue on Win 10 and the latest release as a portable instal. It started happening after LPub3D crashed while moving a callout around. I am able to type the meta commands directly in the ldraw editor in the program. I have not tried adding it in via a text editor.

Hello all, I have been having hell with getting these parts to arrive and render properly in the Assembly and PLI images. I have tried every version back to 2.3.10 with not a ton of success. I found an old post on the LDraw forums saying to be sure my custom parts are in ldraw/unofficial/mycustomparts or similar in the part structure tree. I move everything there and still no results. I then noticed that the same problem was happening with just plain parts like the IR receiver (pn 58123) I was on...

Hello, I cannot select anything in the enable fade or highlight color sections. I am on High sierra if that makes a difference. I dont have any othe rcmputers to check on at this time. I have attached a screen shot. One othe rthing while I am here, one the fade step is it possible to fade the color without making them also transparent?

I second this!

To add to this, I have noticed that this also happens on callouts. its very noticable on large callouts with mulitple rows.

Hello, How might I have the parts added from a callout be also full color in the main step? In this page, I would like the 4x callout to be shown in color on the main build in step 3. [img]https://i.imgur.com/C6H3Mgj.png[/img] I have tried som searches but I must not be using the correct terms or my google-fu is off. Thanks for your great program, Trevor!