UPDATE:  I've been working with Trevor this weekend, and he has a release coming which has addressed all the issues I encountered with the initial release of version 2.1.  It should be available shortly after Sourceforge resolves some issues related to their recent move to a new data center.


Has anyone updated to LPub3D 2.1 yet?  I tried to do it today and ran into several problems.  I was trying to upgrade from 2.0.20 under Windows 7.

1.  During installation, the uninstall of 2.0.20 failed.  I manually uninstalled 2.0.20 using the Windows Control Panel and tried again.  This time the install was successful.
2.  Rendering with LDGLite did not work well at all.  LDGLite kept crashing and I ended up with many parts and assemblies not showing up.  Rendering with LDView seemed to be working.
3.  When configuring the rendering options, it told me the binary for POV-Ray 3.7 was invalid and wouldn't accept my selection.
4.  LPub3D did not appear to be writing any log files that I could use to diagnose problems.

I restarted LPub3D several times and rebooted my system twice but could not get it working.

I was able to download and re-install 2.0.20 without incident, and it seems to be working like it did before the attempted upgrade.

Kevin

Hi

Does anyone know companies the Lego parts with aluminum steaming and in small series.
I have already requested two companies but the steaming only from 300 up to 1000 pieces minimum.
Is something a lot.

Regards Johann

Sorry, I wasn't sure where to put the obligatory greeting, here seemed like the least obtrusive.

Hi all,

Maybe a strange question, but all of a sudden I am missing the "I" icon in the lower right corneer of the edit screen in LDCad.

This one:



Where you'd hover over to see information about the models dimensions and brick count.

How do I get it back?

Hey, I'm looking for this part, 973pb1596c01. I tried to use LDPE to it myself, but I couldn't get it to look right.

Hi,

The release candidate of the AIOI 2018-01 can be downloaded here:

http://www.holly-wood.it/tmp/LDraw_AIOI_...bit_v1.exe

Change log:

* Update to Parts Library 2018-01
* Update to MLCad.ini 2018-01
* Update to LDView 4.3
* Update to LPub3D 2.0.20.0.645
* Update to LeoCAD 18.01-10289
* Update to Offline Parts Catalog 2018-01
* Update to LDCad 1.6a
* Update to LICreator 3.2.153

Your testing would be appreciated.

w.

Can someone create the parts?

3010pb008 (White Brick 1 x 4 with Cafe Pattern)
3068bpb0016 (White Tile 2 x 2 with Ice Cream Cone Pattern)
x66px9 (Trans-Clear Plastic Triangle 6 x 12 Sail with Palm Tree Pattern)

I was wondering in the 18-01 library there are some pneumatic parts which are actually subparts of things you shouldn't (can't) be taken apart in the real world.

These kinds of parts used to have the ~ prefix as far I understand.

Did this change?

I noticed this because now I have to filter out parts like 19466c01.dat and 19467c01.dat in my LDCad default pneumatics bin.

A quick reference to the candidates for the 2018/2019 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)

Chris Dee: Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)
Philippe Hurbain: Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)
Roland Melkert: Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)
Max Martin Richter: Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)
Willy Tschager: Accepted (Travis Cobbs, Orion Pobursky)

Magnus Forsberg: Not Yet Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)
Orion Pobursky:  Not Yet Accepted (Willy Tschager, Travis Cobbs)

Michael Heidemann:  Declined (Max Martin Richter)


Replies to this have been disabled. The nominations thread is where they belong.

/Max

boy, how I love this TGV modeled in LEGO!

running on 60V - and reaching up to 21 km/h!

video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-h-BKMfpGU

explanation:

http://www.freelug.org/spip.php?article1719