I used "SoildWorks" to make the part, save it as "STL", and then use "slt2dat.exe"Switching to various styles, and then using" PartDesigner "to open, but I encountered 2 problems:
1. After opening, the part defaults to down instead of up;
2. Strange lines appear;



[img] https://mini-p.oss-cn-shanghai.aliyuncs....281%29.jpg[/img]

I'd like to update my MOC in Studio to use some better parts that aren't available there yet. Among them are the two jester torsos from the castle line: red and blue, and red and white. The Bricklink item numbers for the complete assemblies are:

973pb0514c01
973pb0675c01

It's been a long time since I dabbled in torso design so it'd take a lot for me to dust off that skillset. Anyone else up tot he challenge?

Hi everyone!

I see 60642c03pr01 and 60639c03pr01 do not exist yet on LDraw. Is someone interested in creating these parts?


60642c03pr01

Hi everyone!

I see 60674 does not exist yet on LDraw. Is someone interested in creating this part? I did turn the side view photos left on its axis.


60674














If there are any questions, ask me. 

Hi everyone!

I see 60671pr0004 do not exist yet on LDraw. Is someone interested in creating this part? The hole for the arm goes all the way trough the other side.

60671pr0004














The horns do not go all the way in.

If there are any questions, ask me.

Hello everyone.

I have registered on this forum today and I was trying to add my avatar. For some reason I am not able to add my own avatar. I saw on the forum a post about the avatar enabled from 2013

https://forums.ldraw.org/thread-9551.htm...ght=avatar

But now I get this error.




Why is it disabled? Do I have to wait, because I am new? I really want to have an avatar.

Can anyone tell me why it is disabled or how to get an avatar on this forum?

Hi everyone!

I see 30305c01 does not exist yet on LDraw. Apperently the right arm is rotatable. Is someone interested in creating this part?

30305c01












Sorry I was not able to find a better picture for the bottom of this part. I hope it is still possible to make the bottom of this part.

I do not have this lego part, but if you have questions, ask me.

Hello,

i dived again in the lego world while buying sets for my son and craving to do them with him. But as I wanted to let him do them himself, I started to get frustrated

And this is when I stumbled upon the beautiful RS2027 Vision set. And it astounding price point....

This is when I started using LDD and with the amount of pieces missing I went to LCAD. I started to reverse engineering the set with photos (from both the set and the real car).
I continue my search and found the lsit pieces and some user manual pages that helped me a lot to move on with the rebuilt.

However, i wanted something different from the original set so i digressed from the available models and tried to get closer to the real car.

And here I am, half of the car is done in LCAD and I wanted to get feedback on various elements for this MOC :
- Is it structurally sound (I have a concern with the base plate and its junctions)
- Are they "standards" to follow when doing a set ?
- Any other tips or tricks to help me ?

Thanks a lot.

Attached Files

  rs27vision.ldr (Size: 14.62 KB / Downloads: 7)

on lDCad 1.6d linux mint.
i have no idea what i did, but for some reason whenever i make a new submodel and return to the home model, the created submodel does not show up in the used models partbin (all models used by the current model recursively).
to test this i reopened an older .ldr and the submodels i already had there still show up. its just new ones that dont. I don't know what setting to look for to fix this.

I'm authoring the following pattern:

The part is almost ready except that I'm not satisfied with the curved sine wave on the round border.
I'm sure there is a way to do it better using an appropriate tool but I don't know which one. Would you have any suggestions on how to design it?

Here are my files so far.

Attached Files

  25269p01.dat (Size: 467 bytes / Downloads: 1)
  25269p01s01.dat (Size: 5.49 KB / Downloads: 2)