I started using img2dat to do rough fallbacks for the stickers I've submitted but file size is huge (even after dat header optimization). I don't think this is worth the trouble. Thoughts?

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Just before I get started myself, is anybody already working on the "Fabulous Las Vegas" sign pattern from Architecture set 21038/21047?
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemPic...3069bpb669

And, any good straight-on photos of the part, other than the BL one above, and this one from Brickset—?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/brickset/2...ateposted/

We have decided that we will most likely make our VR LDraw editor free to use. Additionally, we hope to bring the MOC market to the game to expand people's ability to buy and sell bricks within the game. 

Since the software itself is offered for free and only the MOCs are monetized, would this be an acceptable use of the LDCad connector data?

Thanks!

I'm in need of part 19917. It's supposed to go together with part 19916, but I don't need that one, only looking for 19917. The part is available in LDD.

I hope someone is able and willing to make it 

Thanks!

9393 - Tractor [Technic, 2012]

Download MPD (OMR compliant)
Known errors: None
Done with: LDCad 1.6d

A prototype starship, using the Alcubierre-White Warp Drive Proposal.  ;-)  

Franklin

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Hi Roland (and anyone else who cares to partake of this discussion!)



I've noticed a problem with LDCad (1.6d) and the latest graphics card drivers that my system updates manager wants me to install.

After upgrading my nvidia drivers from 390.116-0ubuntu0.18.04.3 to 390.132-0ubuntu0.18.04.1, I find that LDCad won't start. Running it in my terminal, I get the following error message:

Hi all,

I don't know which program to use to administer my sets and the parts in those sets as well as my loose parts. I searched the web and the forum, but I'm sure I did something wrong: I couldn't find something convincing. So I'm thinking of extending LDInspector to treat several PBG-files as one big list with annotations (like owner, price, whatever). This could be done by extending LDCads part bin concept to remember part owner and other annotations (which would result in multiple different lines for same part but different annotation). I don't want to re-invent the wheel if there is a good program that you could recommend. If there is no such program - would you consider such a program or an integration into LDInspector to be useful?

Use-case:

• Household with about seven people playing with bricks.
  
• No concerns to upload all this data to Rebrickable.
  
• Get filterable lists for: sets, parts in those sets, spare parts (partly possible with LDInspector)
  
• Do basic maths about parts for built and planned models (partly possible with LDInspector)
  
• Mixed bags of bricks with known set numbers => get a list of all parts in one or more sets (possible with LDInspector).
  
• Missing and relicted bricks => do inverse search to get set number from part (not possible at the moment with LDInspector).
  

I know that LDCad and Leo work with just the complete.zip without installing all the single .dats but I'd like the complete list. In particular:

LDCad
LeoCad
LPub3D
LDview

Any details I should be aware of?

w.

Hi,

set 75551 has some awesome new parts in it: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?S=75551-1

68568

68325

68327

bb1126


There is also new prints but im not as interested in those.

Regards, Snipe