we have aton of super hero muscular torsoes which reuse the same muscle outline

there are i think 3 outlines

we could benefit from a subpart

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Hey,

this release 1.9.02 lets you disable the rectifier run which is active in SlicerPro2.
I also added the "auto-save" feature for Jeff. It is disabled by default!
I do not recommend to enable this, because of the current side-effects of this new feature (e.g. it clears the current selection in the 3D view on save. You'll find it under "Tools... -> Options... ->Interval for auto-save [minutes]").




As always, you can download LDPE from this page:

http://nilsschmidt1337.github.io/ldparteditor/

Changelog:

(2 new features)

With this release you will be able to...

• ...toggle the default Rectifier post-processing for SlicerPro.
  
• ...use the new "Auto-Save" feature. It is disabled by default. Don't enable it, unless you really need it. I suggest 6 minutes as a setting, the maximum value is 10 minutes. You'll find it under "Tools... -> Options... ->Interval for auto-save [minutes]") (see #521).
  

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_win32_x64.zip
   
2. Run LDPartEditor-1.9.02.msi
   
3. Start LDPartEditor from the start menu
   

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_linux_x64.zip
   
2. Install ldparteditor_1.9.02-1_amd64.deb
   
3. Start LDPartEditor from the menu or via launcher
   

1. Download and extract LDPartEditor_mac_x64.zip
   
2. Mount LDPartEditor-1.9.02.dmg
   
3. Drag LDPartEditor.app to the Applications folder
   
4. Copy ldparteditor.sh to your home folder
       4a. Open a Terminal.app and run ./ldparteditor.sh
       4b. Or open a Terminal.app and run /Applications/LDPartEditor.app/Contents/MacOS/LDPartEditor
   

• OpenGL 2.1 compatible Graphics Card
  
• Operating System (64-bit): Windows [7 or newer], Linux [e.g. Linux Mint >=22], Mac OS X [>=14]
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor e.g. Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon II (>2.0Ghz)
  
• RAM: 4GB
  
• Video-Memory: 1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 150 MB
  

• Operating System (64bit): Windows 7,8,10,11, Linux [e.g. Linux Mint >=22], Mac OS X [>=14]
  
• OpenGL 3.3 compatible Graphics Card
  
• CPU: Multicore-Processor with 4 cores (or more)
  
• RAM: >4 GB
  
• Video-Memory: >1 GB
  
• Free Disk Space: 500 MB
  
• For a faster start, LDPartEditor and the LDraw™ library should be installed on an SSD.
  

bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=18990pb01

i am working on the hulkbuster part of set 76031
while not critical its a bit jarring i would appericate it

Hello,
can I ask you for some models of hair ? I need these ones:

15488pb01
11891
11421pb01
11422pb01
11420pb01
11906
11911
11908
11900
11907
11423pb01

Ty very much.

Hello!

I'm very new and definitely not versed in this community, please disregard my ignorance and naivity as a noob.

A story: I build the 6398 Police HQ in Studio for nostalgia; upon rendering it the blue webbed dish looked a tiny bit angular, lacking angular resolution. I dig deep, how parts are made, how this LDraw works, tried LD Part Editor, used spreadsheets and ultimately "updated" the 4285s01.dat sub-part. I tried my best to keep CCW orientation. There are minor coplanarity issues with it (can't spot it on renders) and I can't comprehend command line 5, so I did not touch those.

If someone has the time to take look at it, have the knowledge and will to correct it (if needed) would be nice, especially if this could become an official part later on.
Part attached to this post.

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if anyone has 973c24h12pr1619 i would like a good high res scan cause the one on rebrickable isnt good enough

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I am (finally) working on supporting the aring primitive in LDView's primitive substitution, and I have run into what I feel is a problem. The problem is that I believe that the aring can be used in two different ways:

1. To fill in the gap between a standard-resolution curved primitive and a 48-resolution curved primitive
   
2. To fill in the gap between 16-sided geometric curve and a 48-resolution curved primitive
   

https://rebrickable.com/parts/19988pr000...red-print/

i lost this part it was the probably the most complex part i worked on, thinking about working on it and the work i lost pisses me off to the point of not wanting to work on it again


hulks expression is me during the former

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