Hello everyone! I'm new to the world of digital Lego and so far i'm loving it!

I found this hairstyle on bricklink and have literally been searching for hours trying to find a digital version. If someone could create this for me I would really appreciate it! 

The part ID is 68520. 

This is the redbrickable link as well.

Thanks so much!

P.S. Additionally these pieces would also be great as well, but the pigtail hair is the priority:

- 29435

- 28628apb02

Hi,

this release includes just a small new feature (mixed-mode tori) for the integrated PrimGen2 version.



As always, you can download LDPE from this page:

http://nilsschmidt1337.github.io/ldparteditor/

Changelog:

(1 new feature)

With this release you will be able to...

• ...create a mixed mode torus with PrimGen2.
  

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_win32_x64.zip
   
2. Run LDPartEditor-1.8.61.msi
   
3. Start LDPartEditor from the start menu
   

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_linux_x64.zip
   
2. Install ldparteditor_1.8.61-1_amd64.deb
   
3. Start LDPartEditor from the menu or via launcher
   

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_mac_x64.zip
   
2. Mount LDPartEditor-1.8.61.dmg
   
3. Drag LDPartEditor.app to the Applications folder
   
4. Copy ldparteditor.sh to your home folder
       4a. Open a Terminal.app and run ./ldparteditor.sh
       4b. Or open a Terminal.app and run /Applications/LDPartEditor.app/Contents/MacOS/LDPartEditor
   

• OpenGL 2.1 compatible Graphics Card
  
• Operating System (64-bit): Windows [7 or newer], Linux [e.g. Ubuntu Linux >=14.4], Mac OS X [>=10.6]
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor e.g. Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon II (>2.0Ghz)
  
• RAM: 4GB
  
• Video-Memory: 1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 100 MB
  

• Operating System (64bit): Windows 7,8,10, Linux [e.g. Ubuntu Linux >=14.4], Mac OS X [>=10.6]
  
• OpenGL 3.3 compatible Graphics Card
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor with 4 cores (or more)
  
• RAM: >4 GB
  
• Video-Memory: >1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 512 MB
  
• For a faster start, LDPartEditor and the LDraw™ library should be installed on an SSD.
  

The official LDCad shadow library is up and running at:
https://github.com/RolandMelkert/LDCadShadowLibrary

Its initial commit is based on the 1.7 Alpha 2a csl file.

It just has different headers and uses the CC BY-SA 4.0 license.

I used svn commit data and existing AUTHOR lines to populate the initial !HISTORY section of each file.

The 'official' header format is like so:

(EDIT: did some research, git might actually do that automatically if the content of the old and new file are very similar. I guess we'll know when it actually happens )

Hi.
I need this printed part 87079pb0214 Tile 2 x 4 with Silver Car Grille Pattern

Thanks in advance

Hi all,

3711/3873 both have a span (distance between connectors) of 16LDU.

IRL, the distance is slightly bigger.  It’s about 2.7% more.  (Measured while digital-building 10303: it needs 262 links in digital, while 255 (222+33) are in the set / instructions.)
That would make a span of about 16.4LDU.

So, two questions:

1. Am I the only one bothered with that?  I.e. not having the correct number of parts in digital builds.

2. Could it be changed?  Or is there a rule (that I didn’t find) somewhere saying that it can’t?
I mean, excluding backward compatibility rules.  So to rephrase the question: Could a similar part be built & officialized with a span of 16.4LDU?

Is there a need to upload unpatterned versions of parts that have appeared in patterned variants only? (For example most Bionicle dual injected parts) And if no, are such unpatterned versions allowed on the part tracker?

Is there a way to find subfiles that are used in a patterned part, but is not used in the unpatterned version of the part?
IMHO it's bad practice to derive a new subfile from an existing part and then not update the file it came from.

Hi,

I was wondering if someone could make these:

78301
53980pb01
76925
36037

Thanks!

I feel like I'm under-using LDCad's advanced rotation capabilities. But instead of a question, I think it's easier to just give an example—and sort of a challenge. 

In the attached test file I have an oddly-shaped piece that I want to rest on the ground, here represented by a nice big tile. This part has four lower extremities, all with different y-values, and to be realistic it would need to rest against the lowest three of them. What's the best way to do this using LDCad?

   
  test.ldr (Size: 173 bytes / Downloads: 2)

Here's how I would approach it:

1. Find the lowest point and set it as the rotation center. You could use a helper part or a marker, but how do you find the point itself? Easiest way would be if you could directly select the vertex—LDCad can't do this, but LDPE can.
   
2. Find the next lowest point the same way, then using more helper parts and some trigonometry (or the handy, but unofficial, right angle calc script), rotate the part so this hits the ground.
   
3. For the final rotation, select the third low point, and rotate around a vector formed by the first two points. LDCad does allow custom vector rotation—but how do I find the vector and enter it into the rotation dialog?
   

I think part tracker would benefit from having a way to select number of changes displayed per page in Parts Tracket activity section. You can already do that by changing link, for example: 
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/tracker/ac...gi?n=0,100 gives 100 edits per page, also (and similar thing is applicable to other variants) clicking "next" does indeed offset list by 100 
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/tracker/ac...cgi?n=0,20 gives usual 20 edits per page
https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/tracker/ac....cgi?n=0,1 gives 1 edit per page (why? idk, just an example)
This is already implemented in the section, so only thing it actually needs is a way to select that on page