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Name: and LDRAW_ORG type mismatch

Posted by: Orion Pobursky - 2022-12-11, 18:31 - Forum: Parts Tracker Discussion - Replies (2)

We currently have 6 Part Type for the !LDRAW_ORG statement. They all, in my understanding, refer to a specific folder in the library:

Code:
Part => parts

Subpart => part/s 

Primitive => p

8_Primitive => p/8

48_Primitive => p/48

Shortcut => parts

This is what I'm enforcing in the submit validation on the tracker.

Additionally, the Name: line is supposed to have the folder below parts/p in the name (e.g. 48\1-4cyli.dat).

Therefore if a part is an 8_Primitive it should be in the p\8 folder and have the name of "8\<filename>.dat".

There are, however, parts in the library that do not meet this standard. I thought I corrected most of them but bug report by Willy revealed this problem to be much more widespread that I had originally thought. The list follows. While this is easy to correct, a list this large is making me think that perhaps I'm being too strict with validation and this is not a rule we should enforce.

Thoughts?

Name:/LDRAW_ORG type mismatch list:

Code:
[0] => library/official/parts/754.dat

[1] => library/official/parts/755.dat

[2] => library/official/parts/756.dat

[3] => library/official/parts/932.dat

[4] => library/official/parts/993.dat

[5] => library/official/parts/994.dat

[6] => library/official/parts/u9136.dat

[7] => library/official/parts/s/25931-12.dat

[8] => library/official/parts/s/25931-8h.dat

[9] => library/official/parts/s/2684s01.dat

[10] => library/official/parts/s/2739bs01.dat

[11] => library/official/parts/s/2775s01.dat

[12] => library/official/parts/s/2775s02.dat

[13] => library/official/parts/s/2902s01.dat

[14] => library/official/parts/s/2913s01.dat

[15] => library/official/parts/s/3818p01s01.dat

[16] => library/official/parts/s/3818p01s02.dat

[17] => library/official/parts/s/466as01.dat

[18] => library/official/parts/s/466bs01.dat

[19] => library/official/parts/s/466cs01.dat

[20] => library/official/parts/s/50859s01.dat

[21] => library/official/parts/s/556s01.dat

[22] => library/official/parts/s/556s02.dat

[23] => library/official/parts/s/62809s01.dat

[24] => library/official/parts/s/691s01.dat

[25] => library/official/parts/s/765s01.dat

[26] => library/official/parts/s/766s01.dat

[27] => library/official/parts/s/78s01.dat

[28] => library/official/parts/s/87606s01.dat

[29] => library/official/parts/s/90462s01.dat

[30] => library/official/p/stu2-logo.dat

[31] => library/official/p/stu2-logo2.dat

[32] => library/official/p/stu2-logo3.dat

[33] => library/official/p/stu2-logo4.dat

[34] => library/official/p/stu2-logo5.dat

[35] => library/official/p/stu2.dat

[36] => library/official/p/stu210.dat

[37] => library/official/p/stu211.dat

[38] => library/official/p/stu212.dat

[39] => library/official/p/stu212a.dat

[40] => library/official/p/stu212s.dat

[41] => library/official/p/stu213.dat

[42] => library/official/p/stu214.dat

[43] => library/official/p/stu215.dat

[44] => library/official/p/stu216.dat

[45] => library/official/p/stu217.dat

[46] => library/official/p/stu217a.dat

[47] => library/official/p/stu218a.dat

[48] => library/official/p/stu22-logo.dat

[49] => library/official/p/stu22-logo2.dat

[50] => library/official/p/stu22-logo3.dat

[51] => library/official/p/stu22-logo4.dat

[52] => library/official/p/stu22-logo5.dat

[53] => library/official/p/stu22.dat

[54] => library/official/p/stu220.dat

[55] => library/official/p/stu221a.dat

[56] => library/official/p/stu222a.dat

[57] => library/official/p/stu223.dat

[58] => library/official/p/stu223d.dat

[59] => library/official/p/stu225.dat

[60] => library/official/p/stu226.dat

[61] => library/official/p/stu227.dat

[62] => library/official/p/stu227a.dat

[63] => library/official/p/stu22a.dat

[64] => library/official/p/stu22s.dat

[65] => library/official/p/stu22s2.dat

[66] => library/official/p/stu22s2e.dat

[67] => library/official/p/stu23.dat

[68] => library/official/p/stu23a.dat

[69] => library/official/p/stu24.dat

[70] => library/official/p/stu24a.dat

[71] => library/official/p/stu24f1n.dat

[72] => library/official/p/stu24f1s.dat

[73] => library/official/p/stu24f1w.dat

[74] => library/official/p/stu24f2n.dat

[75] => library/official/p/stu24f2s.dat

[76] => library/official/p/stu24f2w.dat

[77] => library/official/p/stu24f3n.dat

[78] => library/official/p/stu24f3s.dat

[79] => library/official/p/stu24f4n.dat

[80] => library/official/p/stu24f4s.dat

[81] => library/official/p/stu24f5n.dat

[82] => library/official/p/stu24h.dat

[83] => library/official/p/stu24o.dat

[84] => library/official/p/stu24od.dat

[85] => library/official/p/stu24s.dat

[86] => library/official/p/stu24s2.dat

[87] => library/official/p/stu25.dat

[88] => library/official/p/stu26.dat

[89] => library/official/p/stu26a.dat

[90] => library/official/p/stu27.dat

[91] => library/official/p/stu27a.dat

[92] => library/official/p/stu28.dat

[93] => library/official/p/stu28a.dat

[94] => library/official/p/stu29.dat

[95] => library/official/p/stu2a.dat

[96] => library/official/p/stu2el.dat

[97] => library/official/p/stu2p01.dat

[98] => library/official/p/stu2x.dat

[99] => library/official/p/8/stud16.dat

[100] => library/unofficial/parts/680.dat

[101] => library/unofficial/parts/681.dat

[102] => library/unofficial/parts/682.dat

[103] => library/unofficial/parts/s/2902s01.dat

[104] => library/unofficial/parts/s/32003a.dat

[105] => library/unofficial/parts/s/32109-1.dat

[106] => library/unofficial/parts/s/60481s01.dat

[107] => library/unofficial/parts/s/883-1.dat

[108] => library/unofficial/parts/s/992s01.dat

[109] => library/unofficial/parts/s/u9422s01.dat

[110] => library/unofficial/p/stu2-high-contrast.dat

[111] => library/unofficial/p/stu22-high-contrast.dat

[112] => library/unofficial/p/stu220-high-contrast.dat

[113] => library/unofficial/p/stu24hlf.dat

[114] => library/unofficial/p/stu2xa.dat

Spherical layer primitives

Posted by: Max Murtazin - 2022-12-11, 16:27 - Forum: Official File Specifications/Standards - Replies (2)

Looking through some parts, noticed that there is, surprisingly, no sphere layer primitives. I think it could be useful for cases, which uses spherical geometry other than the full sphere, half, quarter or 1/8. So, here I present those.

General naming scheme is n-16sphely. n-16 is used same way as in flat circular primitives, and can be n-8 or n-4, while y stands for the layer of sphere. Picture below shows layers from 1 to 4, left to right:




When put together, they form a sphere:


Crude prim files attached (no condlines rn)

Attached Files

4-4sphel1.dat (Size: 1.47 KB / Downloads: 0)

4-4sphel4.dat (Size: 1.88 KB / Downloads: 0)

4-4sphel3.dat (Size: 1.86 KB / Downloads: 0)

4-4sphel2.dat (Size: 1.86 KB / Downloads: 0)

Lego Technic 1980

Posted by: aefferen - 2022-12-10, 21:26 - Forum: Official Models - Replies (7)

	Hello, Attached is the Lego set 8860 - Car Chassis from 1980. Oke according to MPD Center 2.5.1.0 Done with MLcad. Wheels are rubber-black According to MPDcenter 2.5.1.0 is the file correct. Have fun [Image: smile.png] Allard Attached Files 8860 - Car Chassis.mpd (Size: 47.76 KB / Downloads: 14)

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