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That did it, Lee!

Many thanks for sharing your programming skills to help me.

 

Steve

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That did it, Lee!

Many thanks for sharing your programming skills to help me.

 

Steve

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No Problem Steve -

 

As I know you are learning, if there is anything you want to query about the code, just ask.

 

Lee

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Thanks for the offer. I can't explain why, but your code actually seems easier to follow than that stuff I posted.

I do have a question about the color scheme in your posts.

I'm using Notepad++ to read and edit, but your posts are much easier to read because of the color scheme. What do you use to display your code that way?

 

(hope this doesn't qualify as a thread hijack)

 

Steve

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Thanks for the offer. I can't explain why, but your code actually seems easier to follow than that stuff I posted.

I do have a question about the color scheme in your posts.

I'm using Notepad++ to read and edit, but your posts are much easier to read because of the color scheme. What do you use to display your code that way?

 

(hope this doesn't qualify as a thread hijack)

 

Steve

 

I have written a LISP to add the relevant colour tags to the text before I post it :)

 

I use the VLIDE to read and edit :)

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Thanks, Lee.

 

Been doing some research on the GRVECS command you used to draw the vectors, and how it differs from the GRDRAW command in the original. Your program draws solid lines, which are, unfortunately, impossible to see on any object that is the same color as the vector line. The original program drew dashed vector lines, which were visible on objects the same color as the vector lines. Part of my learning curve will be to try to modify your program to display dashed vector lines. I've experimented with changing the vector line colors, so if I can't switch it to dashed lines, I'll just pick a really loud color for the vector lines.

 

Thanks again,

Steve

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Got it!

 

Color of -1 does the trick. I now have dashed red lines.

 

Steve

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Got it!

 

Color of -1 does the trick. I now have dashed red lines.

 

Steve

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Nice one :)

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