Hello! I'm looking to have Item No: 60899, the Bionicle Av-Matoran Leg Section with Ball Joint and Ball Socket added, currently only the Bionicle Arm Av-Matoran with Ball Joint and Ball Socket exists in Stud.io and I would love to see both added.

If relevant information, it comes in the following colours:
Black
Dark Blue
Dark Bluish Gray
Dark Green
Lime
Orange
White

Thats all! Thank you all for your hardwork!! 

I can not seem to find this part in the studio catalog, and I am struggling to locate it elsewhere:

https://www.brickowl.com/catalog/lego-le...1112-13188

Does anyone have the part file for this?

Hi Team!

Just updated my MLCad v3.51 with a few of the latest parts updates (from Parts Update 2025-02 onwards)

I did it the way i normally do:
download zip file
extract to folder
copy parts, s, textures, p, 48, 8 to their relevant folders
run mklist
scan parts in MLCad

This has always served me well in the past.
However this time, there are lots of vacant spots in the part selection menu on the left.
Worse still, every file i load (ldr or mpd) fails to show some of the builds.

I know they are there, because i can make partslists from the file, but i can't view, or select them.
If i select all, then delete, then UNDO, the image shows. But saving this over the old file changes nothing.

Also, if i start a new file by dragging visible parts into the editing windows then all is good, but as soon as i drag one of the NON-visible parts, and refresh view, all the parts disappear.
Same as above, they are still "there" when making a partslist, but i can no longer view or select anything.

I've found this also seems to happen if i download a complete copy of ALL of the parts.

Is it something i'm doing wrong, or am i doomed to using old parts forever?

Thanks in advance.

I need something narrow between a cylinder and custom quads. The sweep is 5-48.

Is it better to create a 5-48 aring or ering?

The duplo skateboard BL 2319c01 has two numbers on it; 2319 and 346M2. Is the other number an assembly number?

Here's a list of every patterned part that doesn't have a base part:
(List generated 8/23/2025)

parts/15336p01.dat  Done
parts/15336p02.dat
parts/27039p01.dat  Done
parts/39367p01.dat  Done
parts/39367p02.dat
parts/47510p01.dat  Done
parts/49242p01.dat  Done
parts/49295p01.dat  Done
parts/49295p02.dat
parts/49295p03.dat
parts/60235p01.dat  Done
parts/60237p01.dat  Done
parts/62575p01.dat
parts/65082p01.dat  Done
parts/65497p01.dat
parts/65551p01.dat  Done
parts/65552p01.dat  Done
parts/65834p01.dat  Done
parts/65834p02.dat
parts/67100p01-f1.dat  Done
parts/67611p01.dat
parts/77127p01.dat
parts/90391p01.dat  Done
parts/90391p02.dat
parts/t1094k01p01.dat
parts/t1094k02p01.dat
parts/t1094k02p02.dat
parts/t1094p01.dat
parts/t1095k01p01.dat
parts/t1095p01.dat
parts/t1096p01.dat
parts/t1097p01.dat
parts/u572p01.dat
parts/u572p02.dat
parts/u9534p01.dat
parts/u9537p01.dat

I'm working on the duplo flower with 5 Leaves and Top Stud 84195. I've fixed most of the issues with the original mesh, but...
I don't know if I should submit it as one part or subdivide it into 5 (10) repeatable subparts. One of the challenges is rotation. The original mesh is not aligned with any axis (see top view in picture), so it would be very difficult to create clean symmetrical breaks (normally I'd use the mirroring over an axis). The angle of rotation between parts would be 72 degrees, which would require six decimals in the transformation matrix. Given these challenges, would it be acceptable to "ignore" the 5-fold symmetry and just not subfile at all?
   

Has anyone taken a look at this 2025 part?  Would love it if someone could create it.

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...P=7037#T=C

Thank you.

*sigh*

Okay, I've probably been it at it many times and probably even asked some questions on this topic before, but, alas, I'm at it again - trying to build an LDraw file format parser in C#. Why C#? Tl;dr: I need it for other stuff, and that stuff uses C#.

Well, the question itself: How does one even go around effectively parsing LDraw? This topic is a bit confusing to me due to the recursiveness (I guess that's what the word would be) of the format. My current approach is like this:
1. Read through all of the file, store all the faces in an array, store all the submodels in a separate array
2. Go through the submodel array, go to step 1 for each of them
3. Once the process is out of this recursive mess, "resolve" each submodel by applying the transform to it's triangles and adding them to the submodel's parent
4. Done, I guess?

It is very simple and doesn't account for, like, any meta or other stuff that could be important, but it should be enough for the start. I'm just not sure if this approach is good, or how it possibly could be improved

Also, I know I can read stuff like LDView source code, but I'm really bad at reading code made by other people, so it would probably take way more time than just asking it here

This release improves the colour search and adds the colours from the 2025-07 parts update:
https://github.com/Nexusnui/Convert-To-L...tag/v1.5.2

Release Notes:

Important Notice:
This version uses a new windows installer(Inno Setup) and the default installation path has changed. This means that versions prior to this release are not overridden and have to be uninstalled manually.

Changelog:

Improvements:

• #40 improve colour search
  • button to show simular colours to the current one
    
  • do not clear searchbar when changing search category
    
  •  fixed search by colour name
    
• updated LDraw Colours to include the new additions from the 2025-07 parts update
  

• #43 use backslash for s path in LDraw files
  
• Updated some dependicies including pillow that fixed a potential security vulnability