As many of you probably noticed, we got 2 new colours in 2026 sets: Warm Pink and Blue Violet.

Both are now addedto LDConfig as:
430 Warm_Pink (Warm Pink)
431 Bright_Blue_Violet (Blue Violet)

The official name for Blue Violet was unfortunately already taken for a quite a while now, so I had to come up with a different name. Our "Blue_Violet" is Lego's "195 Royal Blue" - a retired, yet still not that rare of a colour (used primarily in Knights' Kingdom II around 2004-2006).

For the moment I opted not to rename the older colour to avoid confusion, but it still feels not optimal all things considered

I also noticed Bricklink recently changed their name for the old "Blue Violet" to "Royal Blue (Old Blue-Violet)". Maybe it's better to do something similar?

Any opinions on this?

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Hello,

Among the primitives, there is the primitive n-fchrd.dat. This primitive is well suited for creating a transition to, for example, an enclosing circle. Unfortunately, the starting point of the circle segment is always at 0°. Sometimes it would be useful if this starting point were at 22.5°, for example. The circle segment would then go from 22.5° to 67.5°. In the high-resolution version, it would be 7.5° or a multiple thereof.

Rotation that is not equal to a step size of 90° results in rounding errors that can lead to visual errors.

Furthermore, a similar primitive would be useful, forming a circle segment from, for example, 22.5° to -22.5°. The center point of the circle segment would then be at 0°.

My question is whether it would be possible to introduce such primitives.

Best regards,

Manfred

Hello,

I would like to create a new primitive (4-4ring179.dat).
To do this, I looked at the primitive 4-4ring18.dat. I noticed that the values of the individual points are, in my opinion, incorrect.
A quarter circle consists of four circle segments. The angle of each piece of the quarter circle is 22.5°.
The first line in the primitive file looks like this:

4 16 19 0 0 17.5541 0 7.2713 16.6302 0 6.8886 18 0 0

19 0 0 is the point at the bottom right of the first circular arc segment. For the second point counterclockwise, the following applies:

x = cos(22.5°) * 19 ~ 0.923879 * 19 ~ 17.55371111 -> 17.5537
y = sin(22.5°) * 19 ~ 0.382683 * 19 ~ 7.27098521 -> 7.2709

These values differ from the values in the file.
The deviation is very small, but it is there.


My question is: is the value in the file correct and I have made a mistake in my thinking? If so, what is it? 

Best regards,

Manfred

Hello, I have to deal with this part on Rebrickable, and I have a problem.

On BL and here, the part is called : [...]with Dark Tan Crescent Pattern, whereas its called [...]with Reddish Brown Crescent Print.

At first I thaught there was 2 different parts, one tan and one brown and that I encountered a mapping issue. But this part seems to have been used in one set only. and the picture on BL show a reddish brow cressent and not a dark tan one, like the LEGO element render.

https://rebrickable.com/parts/2654pr0003...ent-print/
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...=2654pb015
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/24301

Is it because dark tan printed on black looks like reddish brown ? Or Is there an error somewhere ?

Hello

The part in question is variant of 98138 (Tile, Round 1 x 1) with TIE Fighter cockpit print. IIRC Trans-Clear.

I'd greatly appreciate if it could be added <3

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...98138pb257

Hello!

Part 4592 currently features mismatch between dome and cylinder parts. 
   
As seen in attachment, this leads to holes in geometry. I'd greatly appreciate if it could be fixed. <3

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New in this release:
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I am in the process of making a bionicle Moc when I realized the parts in which I had planned to use are not in bricklink studio, would it be possible to have them made into L draw’s database so I can add them into my custom parts in stud.io? The rifle shell is of most importance for me, it’s excellent for robot arms and weapons.