part request: Bear with 2 Studs on Back with Dark Tan Muzzle Pattern

Hi, i try to search on web and forum but i dont find nothing... How can convert .obj file to .dat
I read a .exe file but i dont found Someone can sugest me where i can found
Thanks

Hi all, I have recently updated my parts list by downloading the complete zip. Unfortunately there are still loads of items missing from it like , wheel arches, fairing panels and wheels and tyres etc. is there a simple way of downloading a file that would give me more items to use? If so it will have to be dumbed down as I am not very good with computer jargon etc! Any help will be very much appreciated.
Regards Martin Stockton.

The "View Unread Posts" link on the main forums.ldraw.org page is broken today. Right now it shows 90 of them, even though the actual number is 0.

   

Following the link shows a page with what is probably 90 posts, but all of them are posts that I have read:

   

i has requests for das 3 pieces

41673 BION. HEAD, INTERM. PLATE https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...ge?P=42042

32553 VOODOO HEAD https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...=32553#T=C

32554 VOODOO EYES https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...=32554#T=C

I am working on the 3 Plastic Polaroid Photos parts released in set 21345

I've been able to retrieve 2D and 3D assets from Lego Builder app and could see the 3 parts have design ID 106268, 106269 and 10627. Now I am ready to submit the first one on PT but I was wondering how to number these and I thought about two options:

First option:
106268 as unpatterned Sheet Plastic  8 x 10 Polaroid Photo
106269 and 106270 as aliases of 106268
And then 106268p01, 106269p01 and 106270p01 for the patterns

Second option:
uXXXXX as unpatterned Sheet Plastic  8 x 10 Polaroid Photo
uXXXXXp01, uXXXXXp02 and uXXXXXp03 for the patterns
106268, 106269 and 106270 as aliases of respectively uXXXXXp01, uXXXXXp02 and uXXXXXp03

I went with first option for now but what do you think about it? I want to sort this out before uploading on PT.

Attached Files

  106268s01.dat (Size: 807 bytes / Downloads: 2)
  106268s02.dat (Size: 785 bytes / Downloads: 0)
  106268.dat (Size: 504 bytes / Downloads: 1)
  106268p01.dat (Size: 119.6 KB / Downloads: 1)
  106268p01s01.dat (Size: 59.82 KB / Downloads: 0)
  106269.dat (Size: 269 bytes / Downloads: 1)
  106270.dat (Size: 269 bytes / Downloads: 0)

Hey, I noticed that this minifigure head isn't in LDraw's Database or BrickLink Studio. Thanks!




https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...626cpb0629

Hello, does anyone have this part?

https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/build-hat/

do we need it here? maybe there is even an digital model out there which could be transformed and scaled...

Another part request, this one seems to be the only non-decoration part I need to complete most of the recent City Fire releases

https://www.brickowl.com/catalog/lego-fi...lmet-69971

69971 Lego Firefighter Helmet, aka Mini Helmet No 328, aka "the new fire helmet".

I've checked Digital Bricks (which is where I got the number 328), and the Lego Instructions App thread, but it wasn't in that. The Brickowl pictures seem suspiciously 3D-modelly though, so does anyone have a model they're not sharing?

Most everything else I've been wanting other than decorated minifigure legs was in the Instructions App thread, now I just need to figure out how to do smooth some of them out...

Hello everyone,

whilst working on a part, I discovered a phenomenon often seen on printed Lego parts (and stickers) around 1996-2004: Color gradients and color mixing done by overlaying many tiny dots on a colored surface, a technique which I think is called 'Ben Day Dots'.

Example: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5D#T=C&C=0

Realistically recreating this effect is slightly time consuming (if done without scripts/additional software) and of cause creates very many polygons for a comparatively simple and small area.

I found some parts using this effect already made in LDraw, although each seems to use a different approach:
   

 As this is a realism vs. performance issue, I guess some guideline towards this could be helpful?