Someone on sourceforge.net reported that they are unable to generate pdf output beyone 96 dpi - even with the following settings:

When I choose "Add assembled image to parent page" at the end of a submodel a rotation icon is added to the callout.
Deleting or hiding it does not work.

The code seems to add correct:
0 !LPUB CALLOUT ROTATE_ICON DISPLAY LOCAL FALSE

Hi

I was wondering if there are any patterned versions of these parts?

50995.dat - CLONE TROOPER HELMET 2
11217.dat - MINI FIGURE HELMET NO 14

These parts are both available here:
http://www.digital-bricks.de/en/index.ph...ddp&mg=244

Thanks

Reuben

To my surprise, part 64867 isn't available in LDraw (yet).
I'm missing it for one of the mixels.

Anyone willing to make it?

http://wiki.ldraw.org/index.php?title=St...hoto_Maker

I just wrote this tutorial for the wiki.

For those who use Facebook, I've created a Group there for discussing LDraw related topics. Please join if you would like to participate.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1711364279149819/

The intent is not to compete with these forums, but a lot of people may not know about the forums, or may be more active on Facebook, so it provides another venue to talk about LDraw.

Bill.

Rather than burrying this kind of questions in LDCad new version announcement threads I figured out it might be interesting to create a specific thread...

On a segment of Comedy Central's "Daily Show" They had a part about Lego. Apparently they give a better return on investment than gold.

I've converted the LXF file for 75102 (Poe's X-wing Fighter) to an LDraw model using LDD2LDraw

The model currently has the X-Wings in their "folded/collapsed" state. I'm wondering if I can use the gears feature in SR 3D Builder (or another tool?) to "virtually" open the wings using the cog on the back of the model (you can do this with the "real" model!)

I'd also like to fold/collapse the wings on Kyle Ren's command shuttle (75104) using a similar approach.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Reuben

Hi again Trevor,

Regarding some placement here is another example of where it goes wrong.
I set this callout to be at Bottom:Right of the Assem, but it turns up at the Top:Right postion?

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