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  Pictures of Steam Boat Willie Patterned Parts
Posted by: Max Martin Richter - 2019-04-02, 20:29 - Forum: Parts Authoring - Replies (2)

Hi @ all,
While I was in the local LEGO Store to check some Patterns and Stickers of 10265, I found a display model of Steam Boat Willie. I used this opportunity to do some photos of the patterned parts.
I uploaded all to my bricksafe account so that everybody who wants to do a pattern can use these pictures as (additional) reference.

Short side note for the legs: It is a double mold: pearl gray and black with silver pattern.

/Max

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  2019/2020 LDraw.org Steering Committee announced
Posted by: Max Martin Richter - 2019-04-02, 19:58 - Forum: LDraw.org Announcements - No Replies

Since we had only 5 confirmed nominees, no election was necessary. 

Therefore, the 2019/2020 LDraw.org Steering Committee [1] is:


Johann Eisner
Orion Pobursky
Max Martin Richter
Willy Tschager
Jaco van der Molen



[1] Try not to confuse the LDraw.org Steering Committee (SteerCo) with the LDraw.org Standards Board (LSB). The Steering Committee sets the course for the LDraw Organization while the Standards Board deals with the LDraw File Format.


Congratulations to the reconfirmed and new members!

Sorry for the delay of announcing the new SteerCo.

Max Martin Richter
On behalf of the LDraw.org Steering Committee

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  Homemaker
Posted by: Philippe Hurbain - 2019-04-01, 15:48 - Forum: Official Models - Replies (5)

Homemaker models

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  LPub3D - Submodel not shown in main model
Posted by: Johann Eisner - 2019-03-31, 12:30 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion - Replies (19)

Hi guys
After a long break, I work once again on a new building instrution for a MOC from a friend.
When adding submodels to the mainmodels, they are not shown in the main model.
This problem is on LPub3d - 2.3.6
Have download now the version 2.2.1, there is no problem.
Have anyone an idea?

Version 2.2.1:
   

Version 2.3.6:
   

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  this guy has built himself a hand prosthetic with LEGO
Posted by: Steffen - 2019-03-30, 13:34 - Forum: Off-Topic - No Replies

this guy has built himself a hand prosthetic with LEGO

https://twitter.com/DigitalTrends/status...8548520960

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  Math spreadsheet
Posted by: Orion Pobursky - 2019-03-29, 17:16 - Forum: Parts Author Tools - No Replies

A while back I released a spreadsheet to do some math for things that might crop up during model and part editing. I recently unearthed it and converted it to a Google Sheet. While there are online calculators out there for most of this stuff, I like having one stop shoppoing. Note that this a is work is progress so there may be errors and other things wrong. Hope someone finds this useful.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...sp=sharing

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  Description of 32528 Technic Panel Fairing 6#
Posted by: Jaco van der Molen - 2019-03-29, 7:06 - Forum: Parts Tracker Discussion - Replies (4)

Hi all,

The description of 32528 Technic Panel Fairing 6# seems wrong.
Whereas all identification numbers of panels start with the hashtag, this one precedes it.

Should be Technic Panel Fairing #6?

Jaco

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  !CMDLINE
Posted by: Damien Roux - 2019-03-27, 0:08 - Forum: Official File Specifications/Standards - Replies (10)

Hi there,

I've recently discovered that some parts have a !CMDLINE c{color} statement.

Can someone explain the utility of this?
Should it also be added systematicaly to any parts that is supposed to have been made in only one color (like set specific patterned parts)? What if for some reason a patterned parts is reissued in a some time with another color? How should we keep track on that?

Thanks.

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  Problem editing a post
Posted by: Damien Roux - 2019-03-25, 20:32 - Forum: Website Suggestions/Requests/Discussion - Replies (2)

Hello,

I've faced a problem while trying to replace an attached file by another one in a forum post : here.
Apparently, when into the "Full Edit" mode, one cannot "Remove" an attached file (the button wasn't working with me).

While waiting for a bug fix, may an admin delete the attached file "41492 - Captain America & Iron Man.mpd"

Thanks a lot,


Damien.

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  Math help
Posted by: Orion Pobursky - 2019-03-24, 19:06 - Forum: Help - Replies (4)

Forgive me for such a basic question but I'm having issues and my Google-fu is failing me.

I have a line segment from P1 to P2

Assuming that the origin is P1, I can get the spherical coordinates (r, theta, phi) of line segment but I can't seem to figure out how to go from that to a rotation matrix. Any help, even in the form of a link to a explanation, would be appreciated

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