How do I access the parts in a .lxf set?

[clear]

I see that that people are posting .lxf sets. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=41226 Is there a way to actually 'access' the parts for a MOC?

:Edit: Just read, "LDD don't include sets, but contains various creations as example or as a "base". What does this mean?

Edited September 3, 2010 by clear

[Calabar]

I'm not sure I've understand you question.

Can you explain exactly what do you mean?

If you are looking for bricks not available in standard LDD modes, read again the replay I gave you here.

PS: the sentence you quoted above is mine, and it is a replay to your sentence "Surely there must be a list of the included set with ldd?".

[clear]

I'm not sure I've understand you question.

Can you explain exactly what do you mean?

If you are looking for bricks not available in standard LDD modes, read again the replay I gave you here.

PS: the sentence you quoted above is mine, and it is a replay to your sentence "Surely there must be a list of the included set with ldd?".

I'll be more specific with my question. When a .lxf set is downloaded to a Hardrive, like this set here, http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=41226&st=0&p=728282entry728282 The AT-AT, How does one get these parts? This is a specific 'set'. What I want to do is add the parts that construct the AT-AT? I would assume that there's a way to access these parts that make up the model.

If these parts aren't available, how was the model built? I can only assume, the only other answers are that these parts are extra parts that are available in universe mode, and/or that there are designed in a 3d modeling program? All these questions come from the fact that 'Being that im new to LDD' I have no idea what parts are actually available in LDD.

I think i understand now, what I originally thought was that, there was a way to create 'with a 3d modeling program' your own parts. Your saying however that this is not possible, these parts are available in universe mode. Is that correct?

Edited September 3, 2010 by clear

[Calabar]

Correct!

All parts user in all sets you can find in the topic you linked are available in Universe Mode.

Another way to obtain these parts is to "import" that from a model that already uses that.

But having all parts available in the palette is usually more comfortable.