Question was raised initially by Javier Orquiera: https://forums.ldraw.org/thread-26076-po...l#pid45017
The OMR specification don't seem to address official instructions of models made from multiple sets, while this situation does occur quite frequently:
- extension sets (eg. education sets such as Spike Prime 45678 + expansion set 45680, but also retail sets such as 9747 Robotics Invention System + 3800 Ultimate Builders Set)
- Some simple sets that can be used in combination to create bigger models - this is common with the pull-back motor sets.
What should we do to accomodate this ? We could use set1 + set2 as <Set Number>, but what about <Set Name>? What are the implications on OMR website?
The OMR specification don't seem to address official instructions of models made from multiple sets, while this situation does occur quite frequently:
- extension sets (eg. education sets such as Spike Prime 45678 + expansion set 45680, but also retail sets such as 9747 Robotics Invention System + 3800 Ultimate Builders Set)
- Some simple sets that can be used in combination to create bigger models - this is common with the pull-back motor sets.
What should we do to accomodate this ? We could use set1 + set2 as <Set Number>, but what about <Set Name>? What are the implications on OMR website?