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Op 1-9-2021 om 11:43 schreef Kenneth:
> Thomas de Groot <tho### [at] degroot org> wrote:
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>> The best you can do is to put them in the same folder as
>> the application itself. So, my Domenator folder contains:
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>> Domenator.exe
>> freeglut.dll
>> msvcp140d.dll
>> ucrtbased.dll
>> vcruntime140d.dll
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>> This works fine, except as I said earlier, with the most recent versions
>> of the dll's. I attach a zip with those which work for me as I am not
>> sure how or where you could find those particular versions. I copied
>> them from one of my other folders.
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> Thanks! And also for the .dll's. :-) I may give this a try and see what happens.
> I have no idea yet if my Win 10 system has any of those dll's already installed
> in other places (in which case, one version might be used rather than another?)
> But such Windows voodoo is beyond my knowledge.
>
I have (I noticed) different versions of the same dll's in different
directories, the flotsam of several years of playing around :-) I never
experienced any trouble (which doesn't mean anything of course, given my
illiteracy into the arcane knowledge about our electronic little
helpers' hard/software).
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Thomas
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I'll be back a bit later about all this, as I first want to finalise the
granites macro this week.
Just a question at this stage: Am I right that the obj version only
reproduces the dome's "shell" and not the ribs or struts and such? That
is also what I think I remember from the past. I got a saved dom file to
reload correctly and I got again the knowledge about the inc file's
structure. I need to get familiarised again with the different scales of
the dome elements, compared with each other.
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Thomas
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Yeah! Got the hang of it again! :-)
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Thomas
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Hi Thomas
>> Am I right that the obj version only
>> reproduces the dome's "shell" and not the ribs or struts and such?
You are right the OBJ and STL files reproduce only the "face" structure, not the
struts
I'm very happy to see to see you got it to work
Best regards
Philippe
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Hi
Here is the latest version:
1) Correction of a few little bugs
2) New features (sharpening, which is roughly the opposite of smoothing)
Enjoy
Philippe
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Hi
Thomas asked me :
>>Am I right that the obj version only reproduces the dome's "shell"
>>and not the ribs or struts and such?
He was right, but now it is possible : the image beyond is a captue of a 3d
viewer showing a generated OBJ files with the struts, the spheres and the
colors. Of course, with the 3d viewer you can rotate, translate and zoom in/out
the object.
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Op 16-9-2021 om 17:03 schreef Mediat:
> Hi
>
> Thomas asked me :
>>> Am I right that the obj version only reproduces the dome's "shell"
>>> and not the ribs or struts and such?
>
> He was right, but now it is possible : the image beyond is a captue of a 3d
> viewer showing a generated OBJ files with the struts, the spheres and the
> colors. Of course, with the 3d viewer you can rotate, translate and zoom in/out
> the object.
>
Oh! Cool!
--
Thomas
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> Oh! Cool!
I'll upload it in a few days (need testing)
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Hi
A new feature to come : a new kind of struts
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I added 3 types of decor, the 1st one is the "Spirale", that you can see in my
previous message, here is the 2nd one : the "Frieze"
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