Hello everybody,

I tried to generate a BOM to my istruction and wanted to include part IDs. But although I setup the concerning configuration as described, the part numbers will not show up in the BOM.

I found several posts from Trevor describing how to trigger LPub3D to download a new part elements file it didn't work.

Does anybody know how to download that file manually?

Regards

Andreas

Hey There!

Working on a project for Lego Ideas in the style of classic Monster Fighters sets and would like to use many of those great pieces. 
Currently,  there doesn't seem to be any piece for the "Monster Hair/Frankenstein Head", which has gone through a few different variations. 
Such an interesting piece that comes in a few colors - all of which are printed. I can understand why it may have yet to be included.
If someone with modeling experience could help me out, I'd be so grateful!
Thanks!

Hey there, I would personally like to see a floating version of Part 38301: Minifigure Cape Cloth Scalloped with 6 Points.

https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptdetail.c.../38301.dat


The reason why I'm asking for this variant is because my Mojo Jojo minifigure's cape makes the grid base in BrickLink Studio sink.

   

Thank you for reading.

i have a requests for part 90840, used in model 76405, many thanks in advance

dkd

Hello everybody,

I'm working with LDCad and LPub3D since about 3 months and I like both apps very much. In my opinion they are still the best apps for construction and for making building instructions.
Regarding LPub3D I have one question concerning the system editor. Although I have set the system editor in the "Open With Setup" menu to notepad++ LPub3D always uses the internal editor, when opening those parameter files and so on.

Did anyone of you guys experience the same issue?

Thanks in advance for your support an greetings from Bremen, Germany

Hi! Anyone good with making textures here? Would like to request few patterns of 98603 part, specifically there ones:

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...idColor=68
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...idColor=11
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...idColor=95
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...dColor=115
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...idColor=77
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...dColor=115

Could anyone look if part 18031 can be retrieved from the instructions app and provide the .dat file from there?

Since I have a need to set deadlines for myself, the live date for the new PT will be February 1st. If that is missed, I'll resume normal PT ops (including the 2023-01 release) until March and try again.

Please vote on replacing the second paragraph of the overlaps section of the "LDraw.org Official Parts Library Specifications" document with the following:

Quote:All or part of a conditional line (line type 5) may not overlap all or part of any other conditional line (line type 5), with the exception of complementary conditional lines for curved primitives. Complementary conditional lines are placed at the end of curved primitives where those curved primitives may join with either a continuation of the curve, or with other geometry. In this case, the control points that are off of the edge of the curved primitive are placed so they are tangent to the curve.

If two such curves are placed next to each other (for example to turn a quarter cylinder into a half cylinder), the conditional lines on the edge of each primitive will overlap exactly, and their control points will complement each other such that at most one will be rendered at any given time, and one of the two will always be rendered when appropriate. When other geometry is placed against such a curved primitive, nothing needs to be done if the geometry is tangent to the curve. If it is sloped further, then a complementary conditional line will be placed on the edge of that geometry, with the control points past the edge of the geometry configured to be tangent to the curve, and the two end points of the conditional placed to exactly overlap the complementary conditional line on the edge of the curved primitive.

Example:

The first and last conditional lines in a cyli primitive have a control point that is tangent to the cylinder. When two such cyli primitives join, the two conditional lines complement each other, like so:

   

I'm pausing admin submissions (official part fixes, aliases, moved to's) until the new PT software is in place (hopefully the first week of February). If it looks like the new software won't be implemented before the 2023-01 release, I'll reevaluate this decision.