Hello all,

Does someone know how to display two times the same step (with a rotation if possible) in Lpub without adding any brick ?
I want to give the opportunity to the user of the building instruction to have a better understanding of some steps.


Thanks in advance for your help,
Fabrice

Hej,
could someone create the Firefighter Torso for the Fire Brigade (Set 10197)?
Link to Bricklink
Thank you!

/Martin

Hi,

I have a problem with MLCAD.
When I put new parts to a project they get stretched from one side.
I can't find a solution for this problem unfortunately.
Any help would be appreciated

Guys,

instead of offering a direct download link to the LDConfig.ldr file at:

Home > Documentation > File Format Standards > Colour Definition Language Extension

I'd like to substitute:

Hi folks,

all articles belonging to the James Jessiman Memorial have been transferred. Feel free to check the links under:

Home > Community > James Jessiman Memorial

Bye, w.

What discriminator does LPub use to determine the lengths of parts? Some parts such as Technic beams and axles will display a length in the Parts List. However, other parts such as Technic bricks and 1/2 width beams do not. Is there any way for me to edit the part files to enable this, or is it hard coded into LPub? I do a lot of Technic instructions and it is often quite difficult to tell from a PLI whether a 14L or 16L brick is used, for example.

Guys,

I've put some graphics together to show you how I envision the new home page. Feel free to comment:



w.

A model I did of Bender from Futurama. Unfortunately his feet are actually attached.

Attached Files

  bender.dat (Size: 855 bytes / Downloads: 7)

Part 94161: Window 1 x 2 x 2 2/3 Shutter with Rounded Top
Hi,
I've tried to search it on LDraw, didn't found it.
It is available in LDD, but i'm new to LDraw, I still don't know how everything works when creating new pieces.

Thank you!

HispaBrick Magazine 014 is. Apart from many other subjects included in the magazine, I wrote a short follow-up tutorial about creating connection points in BlueBrick.

You can download the magazine from the official HispaBrick Magazine website.