Leonardo Zide 3db4b8e70b Preserve ancestor steps while editing nested submodels
Drilling into a child deactivated its parent and evaluated the parent at
its final step. After navigating to an earlier step, this moved surrounding
geometry and separated the child's editing transform from its placement.

Keep the complete editing path active at its chosen steps, and use that
path when filtering ancestor geometry for rendering. Rebuild the transform
from the selected instances when restoring a tab so changes in an ancestor's
own tab also keep the editing target aligned. Returning through a breadcrumb
deactivates only departed descendants; ending editing restores completed
assembly poses while retaining stored step choices.

Also route Submodel Properties to the model currently being edited rather
than the tab model.

Validated the macOS Qt 6 application build, all 8 Qt Test cases, and 106
focused compiled-application checks covering ancestor poses and visibility,
properties edits, tab switching, breadcrumbs, focus status, and exports.
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About LeoCAD

LeoCAD is a CAD program for creating virtual LEGO(R) models. It's available for free under the GNU Public License v2 and works on the Windows, Linux and macOS Operating Systems.

Installation

You can download the latest version of LeoCAD and its Parts Library from the main website at https://www.leocad.org

It's recommended that you install the latest drivers for your video card since LeoCAD uses OpenGL to take advantage of hardware acceleration for rendering.

LeoCAD for Windows

Download the latest LeoCAD-Windows.exe to your computer, double click on the icon to launch the installer and follow the instructions.

LeoCAD for macOS

Download the latest LeoCAD-macOS.dmg to your computer, double click on the icon to open the archive, copy LeoCAD.app to your Applications folder and then launch it from there.

LeoCAD for Linux

There are multiple ways to install LeoCAD on Linux.

  • Snap Store

    You can find LeoCAD in your distribution's Snap Store. Alternatively, you can enter sudo snap install leocad to install it using the command line.

  • AppImage

    Download the latest LeoCAD-Linux.AppImage, make the file executable (chmod +x) and run it.

  • Flatpak

    You can also install LeoCAD releases as a Flatpak from Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.leocad.LeoCAD

    Note: there might be a delay for new releases to appear there. If you have it already installed, it will be updated.

  • From source

    If you prefer to compile LeoCAD yourself, go to the GitHub releases page at https://github.com/leozide/leocad/releases/latest and download the source archive from there. If you do not already have a Parts Library installed, you will need to download one and follow the installation instructions. More information on how to compile your own executable is available in the Documentation section of https://www.leocad.org

Online Resources

New users should read the online tutorial located at https://www.leocad.org/docs/tutorial1.html to learn how to use LeoCAD.

Legal Disclaimer

LEGO(R) is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this software.

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