Malou
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It shows it fails at around 1024Mo of memory, which I beleive is the default memory for java apps (actually 1/4 of system memory). You can force it to use more memory by adding the '-Xmx' argument in the bat file -Xmx8G For future reference : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1493913/how-to-set-the-maximum-memory-usage-for-jvm -
Don't confuse `/Library/Application Support` with `~/Library/Application Support`. The `~` is important. You need to look in your user home folder, not the system root. So something like this : /Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer/ Where `USERNAME` is your MacOS account username. The `~` character is an alias for `/Users/USERNAME`
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Hum... Depends. Did you use the app package, or the raw java ? What version of MacOS ?
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@SylvainLS if it's the same as MacOS, you should be able to tell Java in an argument about the native location: java -cp "bin/blueprint.jar" -Djava.library.path=native blueprint.Blueprint Maybe check Java doc, I'm not sure the exact syntax, been a while I played with it from the command line ;)
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I do print my instructions sometime :D For smaller model (or submodels), multi step per page is fine. But single step per page can also be assembled into multipage using photoshop or something similar, so I wouldn't mind.
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@msx80 Done! Same link as before. To make it easier for the front post, I also setup this link which will point to the latest version : http://dl.bbqsoftwares.com/LDD/BlueprintLatest.dmg
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@kokkie20 Do you have the file glfw.dll in native? From error : Failed to load library: native\glfw.dll
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Mac version is up ! http://dl.bbqsoftwares.com/LDD/Blueprint0026.dmg
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For the size of the preview image, maybe a simple fix could be to show the selected step in a second windows or pane? Something on the side we could resized how we want it... or hide completely if not necessary.
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@MrGibbage Just add an empty step at the beggining before updating.
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Should be an hidden file at the root of your user account (~/.blueprint.ini) Problem with MacOS, you'll probably need the terminal to open / edit this file :(
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Mac version is up! http://dl.bbqsoftwares.com/LDD/Blueprint0025.dmg (+1 for submodels... but sometimes it's not possible :(. Also, +1 for keeping a list of feature request. Helps keeps tracks of what people already asked for ^^)
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And screenshot of ~/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer ?
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/Application Support, at the root of the hard drive? Screenshot? It is somewhere... otherwise you wouldn't be able to open any LDD model...
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Oh I think I see your problem. I managed to find that `assets.lif` file in my mac. You're not looking at the right place. You checked inside the LDD app package itself in the Applications folder. but you'll find db.lif inside ~/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer. In Finder, you can use Go -> Go to folder or Cmd + shift + G to find the Library folder inside your user home folder.