Hello there everyone. I'm once again requesting a rather important part to use on some IG posts. Could someone please add this wavy hair to the parts list?

Bricklink Code: 73272

Seems strange because the part is in LDraw since 1998 but it seems 2566 is wrong: the body is too long (24 LDU instead of 20 LDU) and the bottom bar too short (16 LDU instead of 24 LDU).

There’s no alternate ID so it shouldn’t be a variation.  Am I missing something?

Source and pic.

Abner Finley brought this Kickstarter to my attention:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bri...ego-bricks

Looks interesting and exports LDraw models. Any of the team lurkers here?

Currently we're naming the torso shortcut with the same suffix as the torso (e.g. 973p02 -> 76382p01). As I've come up on torsos that are used more than once I've been using suffixes from obsolete torsos (e.g. 973p01 -> 76382p01 and 76382p11) or a suffix used by a different numbered shortcut (e.g. 973p1r -> 76382p1r and 76382p0v since 973p0v uses 16360, the dual mould arm shortcut). 

Since I want to ensure that all 973pXX(X) torsos have at least one torso shortcut with the same suffix, when we run out of these overlaps I don't want to simply use the first available suffix.

Therefore, I proposed that if there is no appropriate and available suffix to take, a torso shortcut will use the pNNNN suffix using the first unused number in sequence.

I have a question for you all—does anyone have experience with the LDPart Editor and know how to scale or edit parts? The program is set up so strangely that it's hard to understand where things are or how to edit parts. Does anyone have tutorials or a guide on how the LDPart Editor works?

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Hi, I made a quick mocup of an upcoming part, it is simular to part 6091 but withot the 1x1 plate. or a 1x1 version of part 37352

I saw it in this post: https://www.newelementary.com/2024/11/ne...e-kid.html

Here is the file, I'm not sure how to add snapping information for the clutch without modifying the ldcad shadow library.


  1x1 curved brick.dat (Size: 1.21 KB / Downloads: 6)

There is also no know part ID for it yet.

Hello everyone,

I have been wondering of this part (3938) may require an update:

   

I guess the reason for not adding the little holes in the first place was the assumption they are similar to underside pin holes?

However I don't think this should apply here:
1) It is an easily visible area NOT underneath the part.
2) The holes probably have a connection point. They can connect to 2 LDU bars (helmet feathers and such), although I am not sure this was intentional.
3) Unlike bricks/plates with underside pins, this part never appeared without the holes.

This part always looked odd to me in renders, when the holes are missing - clearly marking it as a "non real" part.

What do you think?

Thinking again about this post (from Philo) about Studio:

(2024-06-21, 8:24)Philippe Hurbain Wrote: Is it possible to create an MPD embedding ALL official and unofficial parts? My use case is to render (or create BIs)  a model with Studio without fiddling with all part incompatibilities, libraries not in sync causing missing subparts and so on...
The complete scenario would be to embed all parts, add a prefix to avoid any conflict with existing Studio parts, extract these parts from MPD with MPDwizard, and place them in Studio CustomParts folder. After that, the model _should_ import flawlessly in Studio.

Hi, I'm trying to create a Christmas themed build using studio and I'm missing part number 1622pb01 (bricklink)
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...&idColor=3
The combined hat/hair piece that the holiday elf is wearing in collectable minifigure series 23.


  1622pb01.png (Size: 209.63 KB / Downloads: 78)

I would appreciate it if someone could author it and add it to the parts library. You might be able to use the already existing elf hat and ears (in the parts library) and just add the hair, but I don't know. I think its quite a difficult part to create and I don't have any experience with this.

Thank you,
Kay

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As you can see, even LEGO was too lazy and didnt use a curved sticker in the instructions...
Parts are 4121723c.dat (and 4121723d.dat on the other side)
Do we need that curvature? it goes partially on 6081/6091.