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This page is about how to open a model in [[Triquetrum]]. If you have not yet done so, see [[Triquetrum/Getting Started | Getting Started]] | This page is about how to open a model in [[Triquetrum]]. If you have not yet done so, see [[Triquetrum/Getting Started | Getting Started]] | ||
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| + | Currently, the way to do this is to copy and paste the <code>.tdml</code> file. ''Eventually, File->Open will work.'' | ||
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| + | # Download [[File:ICEdemo1.zip | ICEdemo1.zip]] and unzip it | ||
| + | # In the window system of your operating system copy the <code>ICEDemo1.tdml</code> file. | ||
| + | # In Triquetrum, click on the project and then paste the contents of the copy buffer | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 4 March 2016
This page is about how to open a model in Triquetrum. If you have not yet done so, see Getting Started
Currently, the way to do this is to copy and paste the .tdml file. Eventually, File->Open will work.
- Download File:ICEdemo1.zip and unzip it
- In the window system of your operating system copy the
ICEDemo1.tdmlfile. - In Triquetrum, click on the project and then paste the contents of the copy buffer