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Posted by: Cesar R - 2013-03-11, 6:42 - Forum: MOCs (My Own Creations)
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Hello everyone I am new to this aspect of lego and for a very long time I've wanted to build something of my own MOC.
I have an architecture model I built in college that I would like to legolize.
The physical model I have is at a scale of 1/8"=1' and as I mentioned I would like to recreate it.
I have seen very larger and complex models which even the smallest details are modeled with bricks. I imagine that all custom lego project start with the creation of the smallest element and goes from there? or the most natural approach would also be to use the lego man as as element of scale?
I would appreciate some pointers from the pro builders.
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Posted by: Roland Melkert - 2013-03-08, 20:41 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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Question to the part experts:
Do the edge line main points (nearly) always share a point with normal triangle and quad points. Or do they often ''float' between normal geometry points?
I would like to know this in relation to the current library, not the latest authoring specs.
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I'm working on updating the forum them to better sync with the main site. Progress can be seen in the New Theme Forum I set up. There are quite a few rendering errors as this is still very much a work in progress. Some error are just styles I haven't dealt with yet, some are browser specific. I will try to make it render properly on Webkit and Gecko based browsers since that's what I have on my Mac. IE users will prolly be fine as long as you're running version 8+.
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Posted by: Mark Kennedy - 2013-03-08, 10:31 - Forum: Parts Authoring
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What are the official rules for scaling studs along the y axis? Am I correct that it is acceptable for underside studs, but not top studs? Personally I find no problem with the scaling of type 2 studs, but I've seen others place hold votes on files containing scaled type 2 studs.
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Posted by: Arthur Sigg - 2013-03-06, 17:21 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion
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Hi at all,
Does anyone know if it possible to convert a XML file generated by pictobrick to a LDR file ?
pictobrick's XML shows the bricks (plates) in any row as a sequence of parts, row for row.
Such a conversion must be easy but browsing around for hours I couldn't finding such a tool.
Thanks for any help,
Arthur Sigg
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