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.
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I'm currently working on instructions for a modular building MOC. Would be helpful if we could adjust the size of the preview model. I have a very large screen, but that doesn't help me with the very small pieces :( See below. If I could set the model image to be bigger, it would be easier to see which part is selected. Taller and larger image. I don't mind seeing less parts in that case (see the whole bottom of the screen which is white anyway). Thanks !
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No, Assets.lif won't do it, you need db.lif. What OS version do you have?
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Install Lego Digital Designer (LDD) and open it al least once.
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/1482890298390475/
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I uploaded the file, but @ryantaggart need to approve it first.
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First off, congrats to the for the design again, it's very impressive and well built. I'm starting to get why this wasn't picked up by Lego. It's massive. For comparaison, the crane is taller than the Tower Bridge and even the Ferris Wheel (#10247). Probably too massive and expensive for them right now will all the other models coming up. Anyway, I've been working on instructions using Blueprint. I separated the crane part of the building part to make it easier. I'll upload a first version of the instructions for the crane part on the Facebook group (PDF + blueprint source file). Not sure I'll do the building instruction soon, since it's very time consuming and I'm focused on finding the parts for the crane portion of the set. Let me know if you have ideas or suggestion regarding improving those instructions!
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Yeah, I just tested and you need to do normal right click, ctrl+click won't work on the model.
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No, the software doesn't have additional steps or differences between the mac and windows version (it's the same java app). The options you see depend where you right click. Try on the part list, then on the model image above said list.
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@VaderFan2187 I have a MacOS bundle for Bluerender if you want. It got java bundle it it, so should work out of the box : http://dl.bbqsoftwares.com/LDD/Bluerender.zip FYI, the `db.lif` file is in you home folder, `~/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer`. You need LDD installed (and run it once).
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@msx80 Here we go : http://dl.bbqsoftwares.com/LDD/Blueprint0024.dmg