Hey guys!

Since I was a child I've been a huge fan of Brutaka, and after I've discovered LDD and studio.io, my interest in digital lego has steadily increased. I am making this post, since I am obviously trying to remake Brutaka - I have found most parts but unfortunately I struggle with som vital parts. I have not been able to find:

1. Brutaka's mask - [color=#005ea6]53583
   Bionicle Mask Olmak[/color]
   
2. Brutaka's head - 47312
   
3. Brutaka's brain - 47313
   

I don't know, if the problem already is known, so I report it.
When I export a file from LDPC to a .dat file, the prims are placed at a wrong position.
It looks like, they are mirroed at the the x and y axis.
To show what I mean, I have attached screenshots and the base files.

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Hi all,

Wanted to share my latest MOC, a 2016 Dodge Challenger 392 HEMI Scat Pack Shaker in 42093 scale, modeled after my personal vehicle. 

For this one I used parts in review created by Phillipe and Ulrich (annotated in acknowledgements, thanks guys!) 

Free instructions are available here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-27836/C...shaker/#bi

More pictures here: https://bricksafe.com/pages/cleansupgood...ack-shaker

Thanks to everyone for the support!

Cheers, Matt

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I have a side interest in the Other Parts Libraries and have a couple of stalled projects that I intend to add there (Nanoblock and Bayko) when time allows. Just like the main LDraw library these libraries benefit from the re-usable primitives concept. My question is should primitives used there include the '!LDRAW_ORG ....' lines and should they share the LDraw primitive naming conventions (e.g. 4-4cyli.dat)?

Request the 3 patterned bricks (from set 21311) in this image:


Maybe if I ever get enough free time to learn LPC I'll do them myself. Until then, if an enterprising individual wants to have a go, I'd be thankful.

Hi All,

I'm trying to convert Ldraw parts to use in a Windows Presentation Foundation program, written with visual basic.
Drawing a 4-4disc.dat file for a stud.dat the triangles are CCW that's correct.
stud3.dat uses the same disc, so still CCW and so not visible from the bottom.
The disc has shift down de y axis. I imagen that when it flips so x,y become -x, -y it would be correct.
I use the buildin 4x4 Matrix3d and fill it like the LDraw explanation mentioned. 
What am I missing?

Regards, Hans
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Goodmorning, I would like to request this part https://rebrickable.com/parts/49731/tech...connector/ . I've tried modelling it myself, but the software is to hard for me to use, and i can't spend a lot of time on it, because i have exams on the moment.

Thank you in advance

Are there any known programs that would load a file incorrectly if it's extension was ldr but was, in fact, a mpd? If not, I move to retire the mpd file extension and have all non-part files be .ldr

Looks like LDCad is not supporting speckle colors:

https://brickset.com/colours/type-Speckle

though they are defined in the LDConfig.ldr?

w.

Hi
I would need a High Res. Picture from the 60 years Lego Brick.
https://images.brickset.com/news/60-Year...-brick.jpg

Thx
Johann