Lesson 9: Adding Steps to the Model. First, save the model to make sure you don't lose any of the pieces you just added. Then hit Esc, choose Piece, Goto-Line, and type in 1. (fig. 9.1) Hit Enter, and you'll be brought back to the beginning of the model. Hit E to erase the screen. Now, hit Page Down to step through the model. After hitting Page Down once, the bracket is drawn on the screen. Hit I to insert a new line. (fig. 9.2) Hit Esc, and choose Edit, Line-Type, Step. (fig. 9.3) At the top of the screen, you'll see that the line will have changed to say 0 STEP. (fig. 9.4) When you draw the model later using LDraw, the program will stop here to make building easier. Insert Steps were you think they are appropriate. Make sure that you hit I before changing the line to a Step. I inserted Steps at line numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, 22, 26, and 37. In case you don't remember, the line number is shown after the word Line: in the upper left corner of the screen. LDraw, the other major program in this package, is used to make better looking images of the models you make in LEdit. If you want to, you can continue the LEdit lessons, or you can go to the short LDraw lessons now. |
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