I use MLCad + LPub3D + Wedo 2.0 to build the instructions. In LPub3D I use the "highlight step".
When I install the engine or other electronics, it does not appear in the manual.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1drWG1YY...sp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CF4XY58...sp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-7Rm6M5...sp=sharing

Lego House - Lego Exclusive

Part number: 553pb032
Part name: Brick, Round 2 x 2 Dome Top with Blue and Red Dots and Black and White Band Around Dome Pattern (R2-Q2)

Bricklink reference: 553pb032

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Part number: 50986pb003
Part name: Windscreen 10 x 6 x 3 Bubble Canopy Double Tapered with Light Bluish Gray Jedi Starfighter Pattern

Bricklink reference: 50986pb003
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Creator 2023

Part number: 18392pb04
Part name: Minifigure, Headgear Mask Bear with Black Nose, Fangs and Gray Fur Pattern

Bricklink reference: 18392pb04

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As part of our meeting in Billund, I will be doing a demonstration to the team of the release process. This means that the next release will happen on our currently scheduled "LDraw business" day on April 28. This may bump to April 27 based on inclement weather affecting other planned activities.

Reviewers, get your reviews in.

Requesting this new part, please.  

Plate, Modified 2 x 2 with Bar on Bottom
Item No: 5066
https://bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalog...5#T=C&C=85


Thanks in advance!  ;-)  
Franklin

At least for me, the top Google hit for "ldraw parts tracker" (quotes not needed) is this page:

https://www.ldraw.org/parts/official-part-lookup.html

I assume that the page's title is responsible for this, and as such would argue that it should be changed, since all this page does is allow you to do is search for official parts.

Hi everyone!
In last months I use LDCad a lot and I can use it quite fast, but I still have some troubles in geometry connections. The first and the main I would like to focus is the isosceles trapezoid. I know there are some tools and tricks, I know how to use the traingle angles to make a closed triangle, but for trapezoid this function does not make any sense. The goal is to connect the pink pins:

  sample.png (Size: 45.46 KB / Downloads: 98)

Now how can I use the existng functions to do it? Close the triangle to find the middle point? This is the first step I was thinking about...

  triangle 1.png (Size: 46.27 KB / Downloads: 98)
  triangle 2.png (Size: 31.57 KB / Downloads: 98)

This connection is very useful in many models with various lenghts. Here is what I need it for:
   
  42152 manual.png (Size: 80.78 KB / Downloads: 98)