(2017-11-23, 22:40)Gerald Lasser Wrote: Tore's idea would help to search as well.
Good idea, but why not simply use the keywords instead of trying tot describe it in the name?
For naming I'd suggest using LEGO's official names like you can find on Brickset for example?
Like Philo suggests in the thread mentioned above:
(2017-11-23, 22:40)Philo Wrote: Could be the opportunity to add a keyword that links to other pattern classification database, such as Bricklink, to ease the search by set inventory.
Brickset is my source for finding such pieces anyway.
Rename Torso to "Mini upper part" and add no. xxx for patterns?
One can easily look for an official set there and find out what minifigs are present in the set and what torso's (and legs and heads and headgear) are used.
The same problem indeed with finding the right torso goes for heads, legs and headgear and especially hair.
The specific part I was looking for would then be something like this:
Filename: 76382p3752.dat
Description (name): Mini Upper Part, No. 3752
Keywords: Jungle Exploration Minifig Torso pockets dark orange 6179212
6179212 being the LEGO partnumber
Same goes for legs and heads.
