We are trying to add external mesh to configurable product. As stated in documentation we need the Blender plugin which is provided by Roomle.
https://docs.roomle.com/blender-addon/#download
Can someone provide a download link?
Here is the link to the development repository for Roomle Blender Addon: https://gitlab.com/roomle/tools/roomle-blender-addon
And direct download link for the build in version 2.1.0: https://docs.roomle.com/scripting/resources/plugins/roomle_blender_addon_2.1.0.zip
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We'd like to develop a GCP Dataflow extension that we can make available to our data engineers in the Dataflow pipeline builder GUI. I thought I understood that is possible in one of the webinars, but can't find any documentation about it. An example project would also be great.
thanks a lot for your help
Juergen
What you are describing is Cloud Dataflow templates, so your memory is correct. From these public docs there are sublinks on how to create and then run your custom templates.
I am planning to use Raspberry PI for Android Things project, I am able to flash default image (androidthings_rpi3_devpreview_4_1.zip), over it. I have installed my apps. Now is there a way to create a custom image with my apps included so that it can be shared with a customer?
You can do this with Android Things Console according Official Documentation or tutorial in this blog. Also take a look at this question of ViliusK and answer of david couet.
I'm new to java and image processing. I want to develop a java application with functionalities like thresholding and hitorgrams related operations. I have considered about 2 image processing libraries; JAI and imageJ.
I have found that imajeJ is more suitable, but when i searched for it to download i only found a tool instead of a library. Can someone tell me where i can download imageJ api(/library) and install it, so i can use it in netbeans.
Download the latest ImageJ jar from here and add it as an external library for your project. You can then program to the API as described in the API documentation. The servlet example provided here may be of use.
Creating a ruby on rails site that uses RMagick to create thumbnails for many types of images. RMagick cannot read dwg files however.
I've tried a few things, looked into the Java library JDWGLib, which would probably allow me to write a converter, but it would be a total from the ground up solution, where I just need a thumbnail.
Also considered using a viewer program to open the file in a remote X session and do a screen capture, however I'm not sure how I could ever guarantee that the viewer had completed opening when I took the screenshot.
I'm not concerned with being able to manipulate the file other than to create the thumbnail. It is going to be used for commercial purposes, so any libraries used need to be compatible.
cad2svg is a simple Linux command-line utility that automatically converts AutoCAD files (both dwg and dxf) to SVG.
the link
I could not find any command-line-able tool for making thumbnails, on either windows or linux.
I guess you could download the DWGdirect lib (C++) wich allows the exportation of a DWG to a bitmap... but this requires purchasing a membership license on the """Open""" Design Aliance.
I would recommend adding an additional file input on your form that says "thumbnail". And let the users provide the screenshots.
Currently my InstallShield project uses a custom prerequiste to install Adobe Reader on the target machine if it is not already installed.
The prerequisite executable (Adobe Reader SetUp) is installed locally and so it is packaged into the SetUp.exe by InstallShield.
Everything works as desired with the Adobe Reader setup completed prior to my program (if it is not already installed).
Now while you can apply for an Adobe reader distribution licence my company needs to investigate the legal implications of the licence first.
Therefore in the meantime I would like to link to the adobe site and install the application from there. Is this possible as I cannot see a way of doing this?
If not, how do I supply a link to the adobe site and then pause or exit the installshield setup while it is downloaded and installed?
If you could provide some pointers / an example or point me to any relevant resource it would be most appreciated.
InstallShield does not provide a built-in way to pause your install and direct a user to a donwload, although you could certainly create a prerequisite which runs an custom executable to do this. I believe it's more common to create a prerequisite that downloads an installation off the web - just provide URLs to all files in it, and set its location to Download - but I can't comment usefully as to whether that has different legal implications.
It's not possible to do what I want within InstallShield.
My company has decided that they do not want to distribute Adobe with our software and so the way I implemented this was to simply have the tool check for the presence of Adboe before opening any PDFs. If Adobe is not installed the user is presented with a message requesting them to visit the Adobe website to install Reader.