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| TK-949's Star Wars Models |
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Posted by: Daniel Goerner - 2012-04-30, 13:00 - Forum: Official Models
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I'm trying to recreate all Star Wars Models (except the ugly Technic and Mindstorms stuff) from 1999 till today. All models should be OMR compliant, some, like the Snowspeeder, need work since they require functions I haven't learned yet, like repositioning a part from one step to another, for example. If there are any errors, please tell me, so I can correct them.
Each Model will be posted in a separate posting inside this topic. The pictures shown may contain parts that differ from what you'll see, when you open the model. These are officially available parts which I rewrote and which are still, or soon will be, on the PT. So there's no need to add these to the model itself.
Due to a bug, the files are not working in LPub. In order to make them work you need to open them in a texteditor and search/replace
0 !LDRAW_ORG Unofficial_Model
with
0 whatever
if you want to replace it again when you're through with LPub, if not, just delete these lines.
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| STEP files into LDraw |
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Posted by: Dorota Sauer - 2012-04-25, 20:56 - Forum: LDraw File Processing and Conversion
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Hi Everyone! I guess simple convertion of .STEP file into .dat is not possible, so what I need is advise on what is the best way to translate it.
I have a model of a LEGO part made in CAD. It is an original base plate (no studs, only holes, designed for easier building of robots) so I didn't find a ready part in libraries. I wanted to make the plate available in LDraw for everyone to see it, play with it, maybe give feedback on its functionality. Maybe some of you already saw the project, and has an idea how to solve it: http://www.minutebot.com/minuteproducts/base/
If you know how I can do it, it would be a great help to me.
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