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request for new part : 65700 Frosting for 2 x 2 Cake |
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Posted by: van der Harg - 2021-02-13, 18:06 - Forum: Part Requests
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I would like to see the part with design number 65700 and elementnumber 6289379 to be added.
I've searched on LDRAW : https://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptscan.cgi...scope=file first and didn't find it yet.
Some details:
Colors: Light Aqua (33), Reddish Brown (18)
Name given by LEGO: DESIGN PLATE 2X2, W/1.5 HOLE
Name given by BrickLink: Frosting for 2 x 2 Cake
Name given by Rebrickable: Plate Special Round 2 x 2 with Melting Drops on Sides
Stock renders by LEGO:
6289379 : ![[Image: 6289379.jpg]](https://www.lego.com/cdn/product-assets/element.img.lod5photo.192x192/6289379.jpg)
6286644: ![[Image: 6286644.jpg]](https://www.lego.com/cdn/product-assets/element.img.lod5photo.192x192/6286644.jpg)
Functional details: - a 4032 and a 3941 fit inside
- top hole is equal size and position as a 15535
- the "drops" have 2 different sizes, they are placed alternating : total 8 drops, 4 of each.
- holes on the side are on all 4 large drops and are equal the LEGO Friends attribute holes, for example like on the head of 66356 (The Lego Friends dog)
- the part is included in several sets, for example in set 41401-1.
To speed-up the process I have made some photo's:
![[Image: iYhCvltFJMTJoDpZNcW4Ydb2.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large]](https://tweakers.net/i/pIETdBWKX_ybnJzcpLENzoaEoX8=/800x/filters:strip_icc():strip_exif()/f/image/iYhCvltFJMTJoDpZNcW4Ydb2.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large)
![[Image: liqqFIseUrxoKVc5tmTx6mfk.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large]](https://tweakers.net/i/nEl9m5Dyl9P4MvRRaf1fRRAZ5LE=/800x/filters:strip_icc():strip_exif()/f/image/liqqFIseUrxoKVc5tmTx6mfk.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large)
![[Image: g8NASmjnTQheFXmv1Ke4eQfR.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large]](https://tweakers.net/i/rqTNdmz-Nce5iD3NQUxkQ4rIiGI=/800x/filters:strip_icc():strip_exif()/f/image/g8NASmjnTQheFXmv1Ke4eQfR.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large)
![[Image: UYCdl817Ma7t4vaRGTWfYlBH.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large]](https://tweakers.net/i/Gy6PeDbwSPA2oNPDZk9HWx9oEko=/x800/filters:strip_icc():strip_exif()/f/image/UYCdl817Ma7t4vaRGTWfYlBH.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large)
![[Image: E9IpaDpHuY1yXWfyvw7b4Hd9.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large]](https://tweakers.net/i/W4C4FmJuiMzDv_b5lw4KQBH9GRM=/800x/filters:strip_icc():strip_exif()/f/image/E9IpaDpHuY1yXWfyvw7b4Hd9.jpg?f=fotoalbum_large)
Note
Except for the orientation of the LEGO name on the studs the part is 90°-rotation-symmetric (with the hole as center).
Let me know if more details or photo's are needed.
Reason for asking
I found a way to make them work as gears in a reliable manner (with the real pieces) and want to make use of that feature in my digital builds (stud.io), so I can share it with other people. So when implementing this part: the boundaries are important, so it can be put together like in the pictures (and they can push each other).
I also use them shifted so in the same orientation as in the photo, but then one shifted to the side, so that the sides interconnect, so it's important that the digital version can be driven in that way too.
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| Sprocket Wheel 57519 Alignment of Centre Pin Holes incorrect |
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Posted by: Gerald Lasser - 2021-02-08, 22:19 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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From a post over at Stud.io, the six centre pinholes are rotated by 90 dregrees.
So the correct code for the interior is
1 16 0 0 0 0 1 0 -1 0 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
1 16 0 0 0 .866 .5 0 -.5 .866 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
1 16 0 0 0 .866 -.5 0 .5 .866 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
1 16 0 0 0 0 -1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
1 16 0 0 0 -.866 -.5 0 .5 -.866 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
1 16 0 0 0 -.866 .5 0 -.5 -.866 0 0 0 1 s\57519s02.dat
What should we do with it? Create a "b" file?
The original file might have pins or axles in place that won't fit any longer if we change it.
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| Custom printed faces for Powerpuff Girls headpieces? |
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Posted by: Matthew Coleman - 2021-02-06, 14:06 - Forum: Help
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Hey, everyone. I’m currently working on a Powerpuff Girls product idea for LEGO Ideas, except it’ll be solely based on the original 1998 TV series.
However, I’m looking for someone who can help me with replacing the face printing on Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup’s head pieces with custom 1998-style face prints.
Blossom
Bubbles
Buttercup
I will design the custom 1998-style face printing myself, so please let me know who can help me with this. Thanks!
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| Part file naming issues |
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Posted by: Denis - 2021-02-05, 12:05 - Forum: Official File Specifications/Standards
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I'm working on a part database that contains various metadata collected from the official LDraw library files and am having troubles with applying the file naming conventions. Specifically, some parts in the library have names that do not seem to conform to the part number spec.
For example, the library has parts 003497g and 003497h, but the spec states that the part variants should be sequenced chronologically starting with the variant 'a', which is obviously not the case for this part. The same is true for some other parts, too.
Next, there are parts 10715pNN, which, according to the spec, should be patterned versions of part 10715, but in fact these are not even patterned parts in the first place, and also the library contains no part 10715. Again, the same is true for some other parts in the library.
Similarly, there are parts 25866c01 and 25866c02, which, according to the spec, should be shortcut assemblies of part 25866 that doesn't exist. And once again, the same is true for other parts as well.
Overall, I stumbled upon 65 questionable cases. Not too many, I know, but some of them are related to parts added to the library in the latest update, which might indicate that there is a problem that could affect future updates, too.
Am I missing something in the spec document or not all library file names are actually strictly following the spec rules?
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| 2021/2022 LDraw.org Steering Committee (SteerCo): List of nominees |
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Posted by: Max Martin Richter - 2021-02-03, 18:06 - Forum: LDraw.org Announcements
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A quick reference to the candidates for the 2021/2022 LDraw.org Steering Committee (SteerCo) election. The information is drawn from the nomination process and corrections are welcome, please email the webmasters.
Candidates are listed by nomination status in alphabetical order by last name and no ranking or endorsement should be inferred from their position on the list. The following table summarizes the status of each candidate in the format:
Nominee name: Nomination Status (Nominator, Second)
Gerald Lasser: Accepted (Johann Eisner, Willy Tschager)
Philippe Hurbain: Accepted (Johann Eisner, Willy Tschager)
Max Martin Richter: Accepted (Johann Eisner, Willy Tschager)
Orion Pobursky: Accepted (Johann Eisner, Willy Tschager)
Willy Tschager: Accepted (Johann Eisner, Travis Cobbs)
Chris W. Dee: Declined (Max Martin Richter, Orion Pobursky)
Johann Eisner: Declined (Max Martin Richter, Willy Tschager)
Replies to this have been disabled. The nominations thread is where they belong.
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| Where to find Lego Technic car 3d models? |
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Posted by: Yunus - 2021-02-03, 14:36 - Forum: General LDraw.org Discussion
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Hi,
I am looking for some lego technic car 3d models. I saw some really cool ones here. Are they community efforts or from lego company?
Because I saw multiple people contributing to the same models so I assumed they are community creations?
Is there any way to download any of these models for personal use? I am a VFX artist so I thought it would be cool to do some simulations and renderings with the awesome models using Houdini:
https://www.sidefx.com/products/houdini
Of course if I post something online, I would provide the proper credits for the model.
Thanks a lot in advance!
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| LDview will not start (previously worked) |
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Posted by: Leonardo Gonzalez - 2021-02-02, 22:33 - Forum: LDraw Editors and Viewers
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For reasons unknown, when I try to open the LDView.exe it only shows on the task manager for 2 seconds and then disappears. It was working before (about a week ago), I had everything setup to run LDCad, convert with LDView, and render in POV-Ray.
LDCad and POV-Ray work just fine, but LDView suddenly stopped operating. I have tried everything I know, including but not limited to cleanups, scans, check disk, defrag, etc. And went on and did a clean installation of the LDraw AIOI.
After re-installing the AIOI, LDView is still not working. Any ideas on troubleshooting? Everything is updated to the latest (stable) version in the PC (I avoid betas).
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Update: - The effect appears to only be caused by AMD drivers, I will keep track of this for the next updates.
- You can immediately gain back the use of LDView by uninstalling the Radeon Software (in this specific case, meaning if you updated to anything after 20.12.1).
- If you would like to have access to the video card functionality with the previous version of the software, you can download it on the official AMD website by clicking this link and scrolling down to the installation package: Radeon Software version 20.12.1
- In the very rare event that the uninstall fails, AMD provides a cleanup tool that you can run to remove traces of the Radeon Software. Follow this link for the AMD Cleanup Utility.
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Tested updates that break LDView 4.3 functionality:- Radeon Software version: 21.2.1 (Optional update released: 2/1/2021)
- Radeon Software version: 21.3.1 (Recommended update released: 3/10/2021)
- Radeon Software version: 21.4.1 (considered a Recommended update released: 4/13/2021) 1
- Optional update: This means that the update does not contain critical fixes from AMD, rather some minor specific changes. If these changes do not affect the use of your video card you can skip the optional update (if you haven't installed it yet) until the next recommended update is available.
- Recommended update: This is a standard stable driver update that AMD recommends to all users of their cards. Recommended updates often include new features and fixes.
1 Also tested with LDView 4.4 Beta 4 test release.
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