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| Missing parts from Set 40174: LEGO® Iconic Chess Set |
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Posted by: Matt Clark - 2017-08-02, 12:36 - Forum: Part Requests
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For reference, here's a link to the set on the LEGO Shop:
https://shop.lego.com/en-US/Chess-Set-2017-40174
I had built one of the pieces (the Black King), exported the model to LDraw format, and I used this Import Plugin to bring it into Blender:
LDraw Importer for Blender
There were pieces missing from the model after import so I am guessing they were not in the LDraw Library. So I went through the Build instructions, and created a model containing 1 of every type of brick in the set. Did the same process, exported it to LDraw, and then imported it into Blender. There were 9 bricks missing:
Part #
(Design ID) Description
15470 1X1 DECORATION TOP NO. 1
98100 2X2 ROUND,SLOPE BRICK W. KNOB
14719 FLAT TILE CORNER 1X2X2
14769 FLAT TILE 2x2, ROUND
11211 BRICK 1X2 W. 2 KNOBS
26604 BRICK 1X1, W/ 2 KNOBS, CORNER
17715(LDD ID: 87994) SHAFT 3M Ø3.2
15068 PLATE W. BOW 2X2X2/3
11477 PLATE W. BOW 1X2X2/3
The Shaft has 2 IDs, the first one(17715) is the one they have for it on their Parts website now, and the LDD ID(87994) is the one that the LEGO Digital Designer has for it.
EDIT: OK, now I am confused, because I was using LDCAD, and I found ALL of the above parts in the library. However I'm not sure why they aren't appearing in my LDraw model if they are in the library. They don't even appear if I open the model in LDView... something is not working somewhere...
EDIT 2: OK, upon further digging about the LDraw stuff - I found that the LDraw exporter in the Digital Designer isn't the greatest - because it was the fault of my missing pieces that I listed. It just didn't include them in the model when it was exported. I know this because I tried re-importing the resulting Export right back into Digital Designer - and you'd think they'd be there, in the software it came from - but they were missing in there, too. I think I know why though. I was able to use the blender importer, and import the missing pieces directly with their .dat files. I found that all the missing pieces were made of multiple meshes. And I don't think that the exporter supports those. So I'd be willing to bet, that if they were re-created, as a single mesh, then they would work.
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| Color Parsing problem |
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Posted by: Jarema - 2017-07-24, 7:46 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion
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Hi, again.
When Try parsing 3626bps5.dat my program stop work on this line:
Quote:4 0x2995220 1.85 7.17 -12.632 1.37 7.41 -12.728 2.33 8.34 -12.537 2.71 8.1 -12.461
How This hexadecimal value 0x2995220 should be translated !? ... Or ... it is bug.
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| Exporting problem |
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Posted by: Jonah - 2017-07-21, 0:34 - Forum: Help
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Hi, I need some help. I use Stud.io to build, but I do use the LDraw programs. Here is my problem. I build my model in Stud.io containing sub-models, and then I export it. I then open LIC and load my model, and all the sub-models are missing. But, if I load it into LPub3D, it works just fine and the sub-models are there. When I build something with sub-models in MLCad and load it into LIC, all the sub-models are there(Sub-models also disappear when I import my model into MLCad from Stud.io). I just can't figure out where the problem is, if it's my computer or if it's Stud.io. This started happing to me when I updated Stud.io to version 1.0.0_86(Really wish I didn't) and so far haven't been able to get any help from them...
Many thanks to any help provided.
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