(2024-01-05, 23:20)Dario Wrote: Its possibile make the recent lute medieval instrument? 80503pb01

(2024-01-06, 15:35)Gerald Lasser Wrote: On the tracker without pattern

https://library.ldraw.org/tracker/33826

(2024-01-06, 21:18)Dario Wrote: thanks. im new on the lego designer software... i use Studio... how can i import in Studio?... i try with part designer but seem its not the right way....
lute where recognize from studio part designer but i don able to add the print... can you suggest me something?

(2024-01-06, 22:20)Gerald Lasser Wrote: Part designer is the way to do.

1) create some dir structure somewhere on your PC thant looks like:

./parts/
./parts/s

2.) download the individual files of the part and save them as follows:

./parts/80503.dat
./parts/s/80503s01.dat
./parts/s/80503s02.dat
./parts/s/80503s03.dat

3.) go to parts designer
- create new
- from scratch
- import
- select yout /part dir and choose 80503.dat
- chose insert

4.) go to connectivity tab

5) add desired connectivity (Accessories > Clip and > Bar > Bar) position two  bars at the neck of the instrument and at the back handles

6.) export to studio

(2024-01-07, 10:06)Vincent Messenet Wrote: 1. For the lute pattern:
The images I shared are raw graphical elements that can't be used as is. They need to be reworked before you can apply them as you try to do.

2. For the falcon:
You probably forgot to download 2581s02.dat and put it in ./parts/s/

(2024-01-07, 12:47)Dario Folliero Wrote: thanks a lot, im very happy for this part ))

(2025-07-16, 12:22)Cian Howard Wrote: Hey, I know this is an old post but I was wondering would you be able to tell me how to put the pattern on the lute, or which .dat file has the patterned/designed surface. I'm looking to use it for a build and any help would be greatly appreciated.