Hello,

Long story short, I'm giving a presentation in which I would like to include screenshots of the interfaces of LDraw-related software.

My list currently is:

• BlockCad
  
• BrickFoundry
  
• BrickPad
  
• Bricksmith
  
• brickView
  
• Glide
  
• Konstructor
  
• L3Lab
  
• LD4DStudio
  
• LDCad
  
• Lego Digital Designer
  
• LDGlite
  
• LDlite
  
• LDView
  
• LEdit
  
• LeoCad
  
• LGLite
  
• MLCad
  
• SR3DBuilder
  

• L3GLite
  
• LCX
  
• Brickdraw3D
  

http://legoofdoom.blogspot.com

Looking for challenging modelling opportunities such as this big wheel. It would help if it is something from a set I might have or get (Technic/Star Wars), or the LDD mesh is reasonably close.

In the interim If no objections and interest in the parts, I'd like to add the Heroica Die Tiles, and weapons to my personal work queue.
3068bpb417
3068bpb418
3068bpb419
3068bpb420
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In LPub when I hide a step (e.g. after a buffer exchange there's a step with no changes that can be hidden) the subsequent steps get renumbered, and as a result the assembly images are off by one. The workaround is to clear the assembly image cache. Ideally the software could rename the cache files or internally keep track of the shift in step numbers somehow.

Is there any way to control where LPub puts its temp files? I keep my files in Dropbox.com and whenever I run LPub it generates a subfolder with temp files (image caches, etc) which automatically get logged in Dropbox as well, which is a waste of Dropbox quota, and annoys the people with whom the folder is shared. I would like it to put them in C:\TEMP or some such place instead.

Hi all,
Here is 10199 Winter Toy Shop.
Complete with (approximations) of minifigs, scenery and x-mas tree lights.
Enjoy.
Jaco

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Ever since I was issued a new laptop from work and installed lpub on it, it takes ages to do any kind of render operation. I am guessing there's some security setting in Windows that has to time out every time it invokes the external program to do the render. Anyone know how to fix this?

Hi all,

J.C. Tchang has made a further update to the French manual for the LDraw Pattern Creator.

It now includes a new tutorial for applying a pattern to a minifig head. The updated manual can be found here:
http://jc-tchang.philohome.com/manuel/LPC.htm

The minifig head tutorial can be found here:
http://jc-tchang.philohome.com/manuel/LPC.htm#tuto2

You can download the LDraw Pattern Creator program here:
http://www.pearse.co.uk/lego/links/ldrawpatterncreator

Bye for now

Reuben

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I just lost three hours of work because Bricksmith crashed on me. Does it leave temp files out there that I can use to recover my work?

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=3068bpb381
http://www.peeron.com/inv/parts/3068bpx104

I don't know which one is correct part number.
Anyway this part has not been yet in my observation.
Anybody have an idea, let me know, please.
Thanks for reading.
KWON