When using the PT File Check tool ("http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptfilecheck.cgi"), I get the following error message when I want it to verify my version of an already existing (i.e. Official) file:
Quote:Error
Filename (30367cps0) must be in 8.3 format.
Now, since file 30367cps0.dat is already in the parts inventory, that means this error message can not be correct.
Can someone please update this tool to take into account that filenames are no longer restricted to the old DOS "8.3" limitation?
8840 - Rally Shock n' Roll Racer
OMR Compliant (NOT CHECKED YET)
Missing: Action figure Minifig tech006
Comments:
This is my first model i make this way, probably has some alignments issues. This model was my second and last technic kit that i had when i was a kid. (btw i still don't understand how i was able to follow the building instruction, they are really hard compared new building instructions.
CAD: LDcad 1.6b As it should be
This is my first time i make one, here are the files to be tested. i dont know if 0 !LDCAD SNAP_INCL [ref=connhole.dat] is the correct option for this kind of object.
Code:
0 LDCad info for "57046f.dat Technic Panel Flat Sheet 10 x 10 Quarter Ring with 4 Holes"
0 Author: Tatubias
0 !LICENSE Free for non-commercial use.
One of the LDraw projects I've been working on is a modular suite of Jedi Starfighters with Hyperdrive Booster Ring. (As you can see over in my Gallery at BrickLink: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/publ...idUser=373 )
I've come up with the variations of the Delta-7 Aethersprite (from Ep. 2; from official set 75214) and Eta-2 Actis (from Ep. 3; from official set 7661) Starfighters that I like, and I wanted to share them with you all. ;-)
One of the LDraw projects I've been working on is a modular suite of Jedi Starfighters with Hyperdrive Booster Ring. (As you can see over in my Gallery at BrickLink: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/studio/publ...idUser=373 )
I've come up with the variation of the Hyperdrive Ring (from official set 75191) that I like best, along with two variant "skins" (i.e.: paint schemes) for the ring, proper. I've modified the external panels of the ring proper, along with adding in some inner panels to match. I've also made some changes to the engines. And I added a more stable "base" to the model.
Now, I know the model still looks incomplete, because we don't yet have a DAT file for the stickers used for the engines' cylinders. (Also, I made a substitution for the ships' insignia, just for the time being, until we get those stickers coded as well.)
Still, I'm pleased with this model, and I wanted to share it with you all. ;-)