Our current rules on sticker shortcuts are:

Quote:- The shortcut may not include more than one part, although that part may be a shortcut part.

- The shortcut may not be a flat sticker on the flat surface of the part unless that surface is not parallel with one of the 3 cardinal planes (X,Y,Z). Existing sticker shortcuts that do not conform to this rule can remain in the Official Library and not be made obsolete.

- The sticker(s) must entirely fit on the part, with no portions of the sticker(s) extending beyond the boundaries of the part.

- The sticker(s) must be applied in the same location(s) as shown in the instructions for the official LEGO model from which the sticker(s) originate(s).

how do i make 3 verts form tirnagle?????????

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would it be possible to build a 3D-Scanner out of Lego?
like this: https://en.openscan.eu/
   
this also has an alternative design:

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This could be both done with standard Lego Technic pieces...
It is based on Raspberry Pi, which could be connected to Lego Motors via the original PI Build HAT:
https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/build-hat/
(I already created that for LDraw)
how well would that work?

The 2024-04 LDraw Parts Update has been released. This update adds 568 new files to the core library, including 357 new parts and 25 new primitives.

Thanks are due to all the part authors who created or corrected parts for this release. The small, but dedicated, band of reviewers also play an important role in keeping files moving through the Parts Tracker and deserve just as much credit. This update wouldn't have been possible without their dedication and attention to detail.

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I'm working on the new TIE Interceptor and 35154ps1 renders odd. The PT webGL renderer and LDView are unaffected.

   

After the release this Monday (5/27) I'm going pause new feature addition to the PT to embark on some housekeeping. Specifically:
- Update the server to the latest version of our Linux distro
- With that, write scripts to automate this process.
- Do a complete code review and streamline/refactor files

Additionally:
- Update and reformat the Official Library Spec and Number Spec.

This will probably take the better part of a month and may involve some extended outages. 

Bug fixes will continue to be addressed as they occur.

Hello,

I have seen two complete minifig upper parts on the Parts Tracker.
They are the parts 76382pdg1 and 76382pdg7.
I would add c01 to the numbering, as it is possible that there may be the same part with hands in a different color at some point. The character sequence dg1, dg7 stands for the printing and c01 stands for the design.
As an example, see also on Bricklink the parts 973px61c01 and 973px61c02. These parts are identical except for the color of the arms.

Greetings

Manfred

u9284.dat already exists
https://library.ldraw.org/official/15951

would it be possible to create the two other common sizes?
-AAA (thin)
-C (big)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_battery_sizes
do we also need the 9V-Block?

unfortunately most battery boxes miss the interior (but that is another thing)

Stud.io's native *.io file already contains thumbnail picture of the model in editor, yet it does not show/use it as a thumbnail in Windows Explorer, but instead it uses Studio default icon for all the model files.
This results in that when we have many mocs in a folder, we can only distinguish them by name.
So，can someone develop a plugin to achieve this functionality?

I'd like to add 2 new type qualifiers to the !LDRAW_ORG meta:

Pattern and Assembly

- Since the pCC©/pNNNN suffix is used for both dual mold and printed parts, Pattern will be used to denote a printed part. There might also be a use for a dual mold qualifier.
- Assembly with be used to denote a shortcut that LEGO normally produces and distributes as one unit. Think torso with hands and arms, the 1x1 lever, or electric motors. This will not apply to further shortcuts that combine more parts, like the electric motor and cable shortcuts.