Who has this part? Could someone please check this geometry:

1 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 43936.dat
1 15 0 22.5 -38 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3031.dat
1 15 0 14.5 -68 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3710.dat
1 15 0 -9.5 -68 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3701.dat
1 15 0 -17.5 -68 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3710.dat
1 15 0 -25.5 -68 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 3710.dat


And check the pin hole?

It's my understanding that these two parts actually represent a single part with a two-sided design, rather than two parts with distinct designs. Should they be merged? and if so, under what number?

Hello! I am an academic researcher leading a project to teach AI agents how to assemble and disassemble Lego models.  So far we have built a learning environment that exposes certain basic operations (adding/removing/moving bricks), and now we are looking for data!  We have already taken a look at the OMR (amazing work!) but would like to include as many model files as we can get our hands on.  I see that there are many files posted to various forums here, but we want to be good citizens, ask permission and not just scrape everything in sight.  With that in mind, I have a few questions:

A. Is it OK to write a script to crawl these forums just to find what's out there?
B. Once we have a list of what's out there, can we reach out to individual authors seeking permission to use the files in a way that isn't spammy or obnoxious?
C. Anyone reading this who is excited about the prospect of Lego building AI agents and has any reproductions of official sets or MOCs (or really any .ldr or .mpd files) that they would like to share with us, please get in touch, we would love to have this data!
D. If anyone has any suggestions of other forums to check out or better yet, bulk repositories of public model files, we would love to hear about them.  We have done some poking around, but I'm sure there are things we haven't found yet.
E. Are we correct in assuming that we can use the OMR model files as long as we abide by the attribution terms of the relevant creative commons license?

Details on how we will use the data:

A. We would like to be able to publicly share a bulk collection of these files with other researchers so that they can reproduce and improve upon our work.  This is important, and one of the main reasons we want to be careful and get permission from the authors of files that don't already come with explicit licensing information.
B. We will abide by all existing licensing terms that come with any content we make available.
C. When we release data, we will prominently feature attribution to the original authors of all included content (unless of course an author explicitly asks us not to attribute them).
D. This is an academic science project, and we will not use the data for commercial purposes.

We are very excited about the potential of Lego + Machine Learning, any other thoughts and suggestions for data collection are of course welcome.  Again I want to stress that we want to be ethical in how we gather data, and will do our best to do right by the community.  We know this material represents a lot of hard work, and we want to respect that effort.  Also, while our team loves Lego, we are all new to this community, so if there's a better place to post this, or if there is any way to improve how we go about this, please let us know.

Thanks!
-Aaron

Hello,

I posted some parts since january, but it was a year+ long I didn't do it, and maybe I missed something.

Back in 2019, I recieved e-mail notifications from the part tracker when something happened on my submissions. I didn't get them now and I want to know if the notification system had change or if something goes wrong with my account. It's a bit complicated to keep track execpt for hold status.

I realize right now that I recieved any e-mail notifications from the forum too (and some of them are activated). I checked my e-mail in the user-cp and it's the good one.

Earlier this year, Orion had to reset my password because my account had a connection issue.

Thank you.

Could someone create a part for me that is a flat square with a texture map applied? I don't understand the syntax and could use an example part to look at. Thanks!!

I am trying to load Datsville:

https://github.com/mjhorvath/Datsville/t...lle_source

The program simply crashes silently to desktop while loading the model. No error message or log file as far as I can tell.

LDView 4.3

Hi Travis.

Could you please make it so that when I specify Latitude/Longitude coordinates, that I can (optionally) specify the Look At too? Thanks.

Is there a tool that can print a list of sub-models (inline or separate files) and their coordinates to a text file? Thanks.

Is there a good article somewhere that goes into the geometry of the various LEGO train systems? I.e. angles, distances, symmetry, how the tracks fit into the greater coordinate system, etc.

Thank you!

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Never mind. I found a few sites. It's too bad that long stretches of 45 degree track don't work so well. Damn you Pythagoras! I wish TLG made some special straight track just for this purpose.

Following the original thread, I want to revisit this topic as I'm working on a how-to guide for using LDCad (and other LDraw utilities) under Wine. I would love to know what experiences some of you have had.

Here's what I have successfully running:

• OS 10.14.6 Mojave on a 2012 Intel MacBook
  
• Wine (stable) 4.0.3
  
• XQuartz 2.7.9 (required dependency)
  

• LDCad (flawlessly)
  
• LDDP (good, one minor window management issue)
  
• DATHeader (fine, a little jaggy-looking)
  
• Img4Dat (usable, some wonky GUI issues)
  
• LD Pattern Creator (seems fine, but I really haven't tested it)
  
• MPDCenter (fairly good, also jaggy-looking, glitchy in general)
  
• LDView (nope, it doesn't render anything in the viewport)