I sort of agree with both of you.
We might need some sort of "shortcut", grouping printed torso with printed arms (and hips with legs).
But I would actually prefer to do this in a minifig generator.
There are some very complex patterned figures with a continuing pattern beginning on the back of the torso, across the arms, to the front of the torso, over the hips and finnishing on the legs. It would be great to find those parts in a shortcut, instead of inlining a minifig and having to sort out the correct pattern on every limb.
I think we made all the Fabuland figures only because it was a finite number to create.
Minidolls quickly spiraled out into a too large groups of figures.
Maybe this is too complex to handle in our library...
We might need some sort of "shortcut", grouping printed torso with printed arms (and hips with legs).
But I would actually prefer to do this in a minifig generator.
There are some very complex patterned figures with a continuing pattern beginning on the back of the torso, across the arms, to the front of the torso, over the hips and finnishing on the legs. It would be great to find those parts in a shortcut, instead of inlining a minifig and having to sort out the correct pattern on every limb.
I think we made all the Fabuland figures only because it was a finite number to create.
Minidolls quickly spiraled out into a too large groups of figures.
Maybe this is too complex to handle in our library...