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**Steffen** · (This post was last modified: 2012-12-26, 23:25 by Michael Heidemann.)

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**Steffen** · 2011-08-02, 19:24

http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/6372-1

note: the stove is not yet properly stickered and/or may be using the wrong patterns

Rafael Skibicki · 2012-07-23, 16:52

http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/6608-1

Too simple to bother, but I've assembled it for sentimental value: my very first LEGO set (some 25+ years ago...)

Would that be OMR compilant?

***Willy Tschager*** · 2012-07-25, 13:47

Hi Rafael,

it it nice to see more people posting Official Models but unfortunately the answer to your question is:

No, the "minifig driver" as well as "tractor" subfile are missing a license, the "!LDraw_org Model" meta and "0 Name:" doesn't have the set number. I further recommand to rename the assembly "6608 - Main Model" or "6608 - Assembled set", or ...

I posted a valid example here: http://forums.ldraw.org/showthread.php?t...09#pid3009

w.

Rafael Skibicki · 2012-07-27, 0:05

Oh well... I picked the simplest model hoping that I won't bump into errors... where's that automation tool (MPDCenter ?) when you need it?

I'm building mainly small old official sets (nothing interesting), wondered if I can put them somewhere for good use, but if this post-processing is going to take more time than assembling the model itself... maybe I should skip it.

***Orion Pobursky*** · 2012-07-27, 0:19

Don't let lack of compliance deter you from creating and posting models in this forum. The OMR doesn't even exist and this forum is not the OMR yet so being compliant isn't required.

Rafael Skibicki · 2012-07-28, 0:12

http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/6613-1

Uses 4719c01 which is still in the tracker, but the rest of the file should be fairly OMR-ready.

***Willy Tschager*** · 2012-07-28, 14:37

Rola Wrote:where's that automation tool (MPDCenter ?) when you need it?

Mail Mike Heidemann.

In the meantime I made your model OMR compliant and added it to the All-In-One-Installer.

w.

Rafael Skibicki · 2012-07-28, 21:10

http://www.peeron.com/inv/sets/6698-1

Another of my previously owned sets. I've started assembling it back when I begun my adventure with LDraw, 4 years ago. Few days ago I noticed I haven't finish the trailer. That's how those taglines are created: four years in the making! Wink

Willy Tschager Wrote:In the meantime I made your model OMR compliant and added it to the All-In-One-Installer.

Thank you!

Christoph Mierowski · 2012-09-13, 10:34

That was one really nice town leisure set back then. The only bad thing about this set is I didn't had it Sad

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PS: Is that ok to post *.L3B files (SR 3D Builder) here? I don't work with MLCad at all....

Allen Smith · 2012-09-13, 15:54

Why do SR3DBuilder files have a nonstandard file extension? What about them isn't valid LDraw?

Allen

***Philippe Hurbain*** · 2012-09-13, 17:24

It does have a few more specific metacommands, but basically it's a standard LDraw file. I guess that the basic argument (that may be augued!) is that it automatically opens SR3D on Windows.

Tore Eriksson · 2012-09-13, 17:30

Code looks totally LDraw compatible, except the final lines are really not recommended but not illegal syntax:

0 WORLD -373.4269 330.9261 -734.7527 0.87113 2.680579E-05 -0.490886 -0.2892286 0.8079299 -0.513168 0.3966691 0.5890768 0.7038499
0 CENTRE 265 42 527
0 LOOKAT -473 54 0
0 ZOOM 68
0 ROTANGLE 5.770066

And, of course, the "0 Assembly (n)" lines should have some // to be fully compliant.

So, just rename to *.ldr and any LDraw viewer can display the scene.

/Tore

Christoph Mierowski · 2012-09-13, 22:02

LDView has no problems at all to show L3b-files directly. You only have to chance from ldraw-files to all files when opening those files.
More complicated is the matter with models with have beziers (like hose or belt) in it. These are only in SR 3D Builder visible. When openinig such models with LDView you will get error messages for each bezier.

**Travis Cobbs** · 2012-09-14, 18:04

Would you mind sending me a simple file with a bezier in it so that I can look at it to see if there's anything that could be easily done in LDView to show the curve?

Christoph Mierowski · 2012-09-14, 20:21

Here it is. When you open it with SR 3D Builder you see a yellow tube connected on both sides to some parts...

**Travis Cobbs** · 2012-09-17, 20:40

Thanks. Based on the contents of the file, I doubt LDView will ever support SR3D splines. It could happen, but it's not likely. I think I'll ad *.l3b to the list of default file extensions in LDView's open dialog boxes, though.

**Michael Heidemann** · 2012-12-26, 23:19

The file 6372-Chair.ldr is missing. It is referenced by the following files:
6372 - Town House.mpd 6372-Minifig-1.ldr LineNumber: 17
6372 - Town House.mpd 6372-Minifig-2.ldr LineNumber: 17

**Michael Heidemann** · 2012-12-26, 23:25

3857h.dat is missing
unnamed.mpd SR.L3B LineNumber: 277

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