After careful consideration, Chris Dee has decided to step down as the LDraw.org Parts Library Administrator. Chris has been an invaluable asset to LDraw.org for 25+ years and his contributions to LDraw during his almost 20 year stint as the Parts Library Admin are numerous. He was directly responsible for the release of 35 parts updates (over 12000 new parts!), in 2008 oversaw the monumental undertaking of shifting the Parts Library licensing model, was a founding member id the LDraw.org Steering Committee, and served as the chair of the LDraw.org Standards Board. For all these efforts he was awarded the James Jessiman Memorial Award in 2017.
Orion Pobursky will be taking over his duties while a replacement Parts Admin is found. Any long time parts reviewers are invited to volunteer to fill this role. Chris will retain the ability to admin review parts on the Parts Tracker should he choose to do so.
Chris has been a good collaborator and a good friend. He presence here at LDraw.org will be sorely missed.
Sent of behalf of the LDraw.org Steering Committee
Note: Chris is still part of the forums. Well wishing or stories are highly encouraged.
Can someone explain how do I fix this? I import this image (1st image), to the head model (2nd image), but when I import it to Stud.io, it changes to something else (3rd image). What has gone wrong? How do I fix it?
And I almost forgot to mention that part 78c03 has wrong length in all editors. It should be 3L, but in program it looks like 2,5L or smth. Picture added to the post. Link to part: https://rebrickable.com/parts/78c03/hose...-7mm-d-3l/
Hey, do you know if there is a LeoCad build that has native support for Apple Silicon processors? If not, is there any other program with native M1 support? The Rosset 2 LeoCad works very well, but during more demanding renders, the temperature rises quickly and the program consumes a lot of MacBook resources.
Hi could someone please tel me how to snap the 2 windows back into place they were on the left hand side for some reason i clicked on them and they moved thanks
Per the LDraw.org Bylaws at http://www.ldraw.org/article/268.html, Subsection
6.03(a), the 2021/2022 Steering Committee hereby calls for the community to
nominate individuals as candidates for the 2022/2023 Steering Committee[1].
Please post nominations in response to this message. Nominations will only be
recognized if they are in response to this message.
Per ss.6.03(a), you must specify the name of the person you are nominating,
along with your name. Another member of the community must second the nomination
in a reply, and the nominee must publicly accept the nomination in the same
channel (direct reply to the nomination or second) in order to be valid. If the
nominee does not accept, it will be assumed that he or she has declined, and
they will not be placed on the ballot.
Nominations will close at 11:59 PM GMT on 28 February 2022. This means that to
be listed on the ballot, a candidate must have been nominated, seconded and must
have formally stated acceptance by that time.
The Steering Committee will give sufficient notice of the election and election
procedures per ss.6.03(b).
NOTE: subsection 6.03(b) states that elections should take place before March 1.
We interpret this to mean that we will commence the election on March 1, but
since it is electronic, it will run for 2 weeks, just as last time. The exact
time and date of start and end will be announced sometime very close to (but
after) 0000 GMT March 1.
Again, thanks to all of you for your commitment to the goals of the
organization, and in working with us this year. Please, stay involved with
LDraw.org and keep it moving forward!
Willy Tschager
On behalf of the LDraw.org Steering Committee
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[1] Try not to confuse the LDraw.org Steering Committee (SteerCo) with the LDraw
Standards Board (LSB). The Steering Committee sets the course for the LDraw
Organization while the Standards Board deals with the LDraw File Format.
