(2025-06-07, 22:57)David Manley Wrote: I've got some Modulex parts. The height of the 45 degree slope is less than the height of the other slopes. Refer to this picture:

(2025-06-08, 7:08)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: Could you please measure this?



Are all 3 red fronts the same height?  How many mm?
Are all 3 yellow backs the same height?  How many mm?

What is the height of the 2 green?

Is there some kind of cutout inside the 45 deg slope, like on the cheese slope 54200?

(2025-06-08, 7:35)David Manley Wrote: I don't have a micrometer, so the measurements will be a bit inaccurate. If you would like, I can snail mail you the parts if you can measure them more accurately. You won't have to return the parts to me. PM me if you want to do that. Otherwise I'll provide my less-than-accurate measurements.

• 1x1 slope
  

• 1 x 3 slope
  

• 1 x 4 slope
  

• 1 x 2 slope (9 degrees)
  

• 1 x 2 slope (27 degrees)
  

• Internal shot of 1 x 1 slope
  

(2025-06-14, 6:17)David Manley Wrote:

• Internal shot of 1 x 1 slope
  

(2025-06-30, 22:04)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: How do I number the Modulex parts?

In the zip a standard brick is called brk0101.dat. I think the rescaled parts can't use the same number. It would brake any model made of those files.

A simple change would be to extend it to be brick0101.dat. The numbers tell the size. A 2x4 brick would be brick0204.dat.
A window would be window0502.dat

Or,
should it be a number series, like the Mursten bricks, u8000-u8999?

s = unknown sticker
t = third party number
u = unknown partnumber

(2025-07-01, 0:59)Orion Pobursky Wrote: Yes. This is Chris Dee's library mentioned above.

(2025-07-01, 21:13)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: Correct, but Chris's reference page is gone, and with it the zip-file.
That why I decided to finnish this project.

(2025-07-04, 10:20)Marion Wrote: are you still looking for the original zip file from Chris, or do you already have it?

(2025-07-04, 14:51)Jeff Jones Wrote: should ldconfig be updated for the unique modulex colors? or maybe a whole new ldconfig?

• 0 Clear - 47 Trans Clear/40 Transparent
  
• 1 White - 15 White/01 White
  
• 2 Grey  - 7 Light Grey/02 Grey
  
• 3 Black - MISSING (Note that this noticably off from regular Black)
  
• 4 Terracotta - 450 Fabuland Brown/04 Brick Red (Fabuland Chairs, Raccoon)
  
• 5 Buff - 19 Tan/05 Brick Yellow
  
• 6 Ocher Yellow - MISSING
  
• 7 Olive Green - MISSING
  
• 8 Teal Blue - MISSING (Maybe this is TLG's 08 Cobalt Blue?)
  
• 9 Brown - MISSING
  
• 10 Clear 47 Trans Clear/40 Transparent or 10 Clear (a short-lived replacement for 40 in the 1980's)
  
• 11 Pastel Blue 313 Maersk Blue/11 Pastel Blue
  
• 12 Orange 366 Earth Orange/12 Light Orange Brown (Duplo Lion, HP Ron's Hair)
  
• 13 Red 508 Fabuland Red/13 Red Orange (Fabuland and Duplo Cows)
  
• 14 Pastel Green 510 Fabuland Lime/14 Pastel Green (Fabuland Crocodile, few Duplo Parts)
  
• 15 Lemon - MISSING/15 Lemon (Note this colour alsoo exists for a few Duplo parts and Paradisa Prints)
  
• 16 Pink 351 Medium Dark Pink/16 Pink
  

• 10 Strong - Red 4 Red
  
• 31 White - 15 White
  
• 32 Grey - MISSING
  
• 33 Pink Red - MISSING
  
• 34 Aqua Green - MISSING
  
• 35 Light Yellow - MISSING
  
• 37 Violet - MISSING
  
• 38 Medium Blue - MISSING
  
• 39 Light Orange - MISSING
  
• 40 Charcoal Gray - MISSING
  

• 80 White
  
• 81 Black
  
• 82 Dark Gray
  
• 83 Light Gray
  
• 84 Dark Green
  
• 85 Light Green
  
• 86 Dark Blue
  
• 87 Light Blue
  
• 88 Violet
  
• 89 Dark Red
  
• 90 Yellow
  
• 91 Orange
  

• Mx Tile Gray
  
• Mx Tile Brown
  
• Mx Tile Blue
  
• Mx Very Light Bluish Gray
  

• Mx Ice White
  
• Mx Planning Board Gray
  

• Modulex [Now referring to everything irregular] [BL entries: 107]
  
• Modulex Brick [BL entries: 39]
  
• Modulex Slope [BL considers them generic Modulex pieces]
  
• Modulex Tile [BL entries: 989]
  
• [Modulex Windows] [Not sure about this, also there are a few doors, could just be the generic Category] [BL entries: 57]
  

(2025-07-06, 18:07)Orion Pobursky Wrote: This is a bit excessive. We should limit to 2 words: Modulex <existing category>.

(2025-07-12, 11:08)Magnus Forsberg Wrote: I think even that is unnecessary. A single "Modulex" category will do.
We don't have subcategories on any of the other "brands", like Belville, Clickit, Duplo, Scala or Znap.

(2025-07-15, 20:09)Javier Orquera Wrote: Hello: maybe you are aware of this web page; anyway I post it https://www.newelementary.com/2023/10/modulex-manuals-brochures-and-catalogues.html?m=1, it have a link to the modulex library by Ryan Howerter. Hope it is of any use.

(2025-07-15, 13:38)Orion Pobursky Wrote: I'll exempt the whole Modulex category.

1. Should they get their own dedicated number range (11000-11030 for example) to avoid overlaps with the Lego ID+10000 concept for currently missing legacy colours (not that many anyways) where the real ID was already taken?
   
2. Some Modulex Colours have official IDs assigned to them, though there will be gaps/overlaps. Use those + some 5 digit number?
   
3. Is there any need to create duplicate entries for Modulex colours that are known as identical to regular Lego colours (like White or Maersk Blue)? Bricklink for example does distinguish those. Affects 13 colours.
   
4. There are no official Hex codes known for the missing ones (according to https://ryliehowerter.net/colors.php). How to handle this? Use the Bricklink ones/measure somehow?
   
5. 12 of the missing colours are special "foil" colours, exclusive to what appears coated paper? Would that require a new colour type?
   
6. Name: "Modulex " + <official Name>?
   

(2025-07-18, 13:35)Orion Pobursky Wrote: I'm still working on this. The submit code is done but the header edit code is giving me fits.