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I'm happy to see some activity around this release :-)
If there are any specific questions about Moray or design decisions or code
structure, I'm happy to answer as best I can, keeping in mind I developed it in
the late 80s and 90s and my memory isn't the best anymore. :-)
I have been using Moray still to this day to read and edit STL files for my 3D
printer, although for new designs I use Fusion 360 now.
Cheers,
- Lutz
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Hi, Lutz.
I would like to look at it, but "www.stmuc.com/moray" return:
"The requested URL was not found on this server."
Am I wrong with address ?
--
YB
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"Lutz" <lut### [at] stmuc com> wrote:
> I'm happy to see some activity around this release :-)
>
> If there are any specific questions about Moray or design decisions or code
> structure, I'm happy to answer as best I can, keeping in mind I developed it in
> the late 80s and 90s and my memory isn't the best anymore. :-)
>
> I have been using Moray still to this day to read and edit STL files for my 3D
> printer, although for new designs I use Fusion 360 now.
>
> Cheers,
>
> - Lutz
Yes Lutz is the man. As he says he developed it and it worked.
I see no reason why we can't keep the format as is for now.
What 'ancient' code has to do with anything I can't grasp at all. Surely a
program written for an older operating system can't have any clout once it's
coded to run on Win 10 or a modern Linux system.
Anyway I'm just a 'user' so my opinion my not really valid.
Great to hear that things are in motion.
Thanks
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On 11/02/2023 18:25, Lutz wrote:
> I'm happy to see some activity around this release :-)
>
> If there are any specific questions about Moray or design decisions or code
> structure, I'm happy to answer as best I can, keeping in mind I developed it in
> the late 80s and 90s and my memory isn't the best anymore. :-)
>
> I have been using Moray still to this day to read and edit STL files for my 3D
> printer, although for new designs I use Fusion 360 now.
Thanks Lutz! Your advice will help indeed:)
-- Chris
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