Hello!

I recently had to perform a clean install of my digital Lego softwares, and to render my creations I use LDView along with POV-Ray. As you may know these applications are in need of a parts library (LGEO) with include files (.inc) to properly render all the parts.

The site hosting the LGEO in particular - http://www.digitalbricks.org/lgeo.html - has been down for some time now. I have tried the All-In-One Installer, but the LGEO parts library included doesn't seem to be complete; there are still parts missing.

So my question is if there's anyone out there who has the library from Digitalbricks and would be willing to share it?

The one I have currently stands at about 2136 parts.


Many thanks,
Jonas

Seasonal / Holiday sets

Hopefully someone can help me out with this.
I have a pretty large size model with a substantial amount of submodels.
How can I "Print to File," as in to PDF, the entire set of steps for each submodel into 1 pdf?

Thanks!

Hello all,
I'm just checking to see if there is any possibility of getting someone to compile an editor for iOS. A search on the forums show last commentary from about 2 years ago. With the pending release of the iPad Pro and pencil it seems like a perfect fit for editing on the go.

If it's a matter of software development costs to Apple, I'd bet we could find a way to help get some community contributions (read: I'd chip in).

Regards,
Jonathan

Hello.

I've found that the diameter of the hole on top of Phoenix head is wrong: it is 1.8 but it should be 2 to allow parts like Hair Decorations or Flames to fit in. Like at this picture.

Please, can anyone fix that?
I do not know how to contact the part author directly even I know his nick (angmarec) because this forum does not support private messages. Many thanks for your help.

Does this one exist in LDraw?

http://brickset.com/parts/4195659

Hi there,

I would like to author x151 part.


From what I've found on the tracker there is the x223.dat serie that exists, but in a formed shape.
I want it with no constrain, which is basically a 3 dimensions ring.

From what I've found the belt dimensions are 15mm / 1.6mm.

You can find attached what I've made so far.


Question is, how can I make primitive substitution in ldview not look ugly? I am not able to find primitive rings fullfilling this part dimensions.

Attached Files

  u151.dat (Size: 2.79 KB / Downloads: 0)

Hi together,

is there somewhere the information available which official part exists with which color? Currently I can use each part with each color in MLCad e.g. I'd like to know which parts do really exist.

Best Regards

Sven

Hi,

does someone have tried to render a part with one of the chrome colors (60, 61, 62, 63)? If I try this I get pure white bricks.
I exported the brick with ldview to povray and it seems that something is wrong with the LDXChromeRefl parameter. I changed it from 0.85 to 0.6 and my brick is at least visible.
Con someone confirm this?

Best Regards

Sven

10179 UCS Millenium Falcon [Star Wars]



Download MPD-file (not OMR compliant)

OMR compliant mpd-file created by Philippe Hurbain



OMR compliant mpd-file containing display and minifigs

Done with LDCad 1.4b (Win XP) and 1.5 Beta 1 (Win 10)

Hopefully there are only the following errors:
- LEGO Dish Inverted Ø80 (10 x 10) with Decoration #59240 replaced by #50990
- No display
- No minfigs Minifigs included as good as possible. Patterned parts are not fully correct.
- No stickers
- A few connections are not tight. They do not snap accurately. Due to the tolerance you can make these connections snap easily in real life. But unfortunately the virtual model is extremely rigid. So I had to optimise these connections as good as possible.

According to the instructions there are 96 main steps and around 800 sub steps. The mpd-file contains 191 submodels.

Bendend version of 47996 Lattice 3X28M: I modified the official LDraw file 47990 to create the bended version. The mpd-file directly contains all required files.