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Index updated with informations reported until here.

Index updated. 63 Sets has been added to the index (5 alternative, 6 duplicate, 0 incomplete). Check your sets and report errors or inaccuracies in the index, if any! No Irregular Sets this time. Check the Irregular Sets list to fix your irregular sets, if any. 2 new Themes added New contributors Danver - 3 sets Top contributors vean - 25 sets pbat - 16 sets marco9999 - 7 sets BEAVeR - 6 sets Danver - 3 sets Classicsmiley - 3 sets Gnac - 2 sets peterski - 1 sets List of Irregular Sets: supergenius1337 - 6862 - Secret Space Voyager - Image Oversized and Uncropped, Unclear Set's data - Minifigs missing Stephan - 4000008 - Villy Thomsen Truck (LEGO Inside Tour Exclusive) - Unreleased Set bbqqq - 4000001 - LEGO Inside Tour (LIT) Exclusive 2011 Edition - Moulding Machines - Not built using official instructions bbqqq - LIT2009 - LEGO Inside Tour (LIT) Exclusive 2009 Edition - Ole Kirk's House - aka 4000007. Not built using official instructions retroelectro666 - 21005 - Fallingwater - LXF missing, Image Oversized, un-highlighted set data Gear_tooth - 21008 - Burj Khalifa - Image Oversized Lance - 7976 - Ocean Speeder - LXF missing, Image Oversized, Image Uncropped Inferno986return - 6094 - Guarded Treasury - Image oversized JunkstyleGio - 4841 - Hogwarts Express (3rd edition) - Enchanted Car only - un-highlighted set data Bonehead74 - 6228 - Thornraxx - Details Missing, LXF missing, Image Missing PerryMakes - 10222 - Winter Village Post Office - Image Oversized - Minifigs missing omergalagever - n/a - Beagle - Image oversized and uncropped omergalagever - n/a - Build a Lemonade Stand - Image oversized and uncropped omergalagever - n/a - Build a Camping Tent - Image oversized and uncropped merman - 42004 - Mini Backhoe - Image Oversized. LXF Missing. desrs6 - 6516 - Moon Walker - Irregular Image. mikul - 6679 - Dark Shark - Image Oversized, Image not a Screenshot omergalagever - 30222 - Police Helicopter - Irregular Image, Unhighlighted set's data, approsimative error list jcrosser - 30222 - Police Helicopter - Image Oversized elmerohueso - 8297 - Off Roader - Image Oversized, Unclear and un-highlighted set data elmerohueso - 10213 - Shuttle Adventure - Image Oversized cpt. Fist - 8856 - Whirlwind Rescue - Image Missing pauldk - 483 - Alpha-1 Rocket Base - LXF missing, Image and LXF links broken TEH EPIC BUILDER! - 1357 - Cameraman - Set Details and Image Missing DenJansen - 7191 - X-wing Fighter - UCS - Link to the .lxf file is wrong stark mark 5 - 9488 - Elite Clone Trooper & Commando Droid Battle Pack - Image Oversized wlid - comcon030 - JEK-14 Mini Stealth Starfighter - San Diego Comic-Con 2013 Exclusive - Image uncropped Luigi700 - 6703 - Minifig Pack - Image oversized omergalagever - 70104 - Jungle Gates - Image oversized and uncropped. merman - 8065 - Mini Container Truck - Image Oversized

Only three pieces? Did you change to the Extended Mode?

Yes, in LDD, File -> Import (CTRL + I)

LDD provide a list of bricks when you generate the building instructions. If you want to buy bricks using bricklink circuit, you can use LDD Manager that extract the list from the lxf file and convert it for bricklink.

@Danver I removed images of missing parts. (You can find rules about images in the first post of this topic) Missing parts has been replaced with... ? About sharing the LXF file, it would be better to use a direct link: it helps the indexer in his work. You need a file hosting service that allows hotlinks, such as Brickshelf.

Hi Danver, and welcome in the LDD Official set topic. The post is very good (maybe a better crop for the image, but it is good enough), you should only add a list of error and inaccuracies. PS: the set has an alternative set's number: 381-2. It would be good to report it, for index purpose.

Oops, I had lost the train of thought! There is no problem about that, you can do with the lxf file what you want. The problems arise when you try to access the protected database of LDD.

Ahhhh blasphemy! Jokes aside, I'm not a fan of disfiguring original LEGO bricks! Anyway the problem is more related to the use of LDD than real bricks. And in LDD you can't cut a part! Another suggestion could be to use the part 4081 to connect the cone and the slope. It is a bit weak and add a 1x1 plate to the model as a sort of crest, but it should work.

You are true, I never noticed that. As the shape of the bricks is the same, I thought the pin would connect in the same way. The 4 holes on the brick 4733 make the difference instead, because allow the pin to expand and clip. @kpstormie In your case you could use the half pin, in its short side it connect fine to the anti-stud of the brick 3005 (or 3665 in this case). EDIT: ... Or maybe you cant, because you need the axle shape pin to connect it to the cone.

Editing an lxfml file, you can add every decoration available in LDD to every brick that supports decorations.

You can read the reason in the Section Rules, one of the pinned topic in this section: add decals to LDD means the hacking of the software, violating its license.

This connection is not recognized by LDD, but it is possible to place the pin using a scaffolding. Take a look, for example, at my official set 5928 - Bi-Wing Baron (the connection of the propeller). The parts will result not connected, so you have to pay attention when you move the built. If you have difficulties to place it, please share the lxf file so that we can place it for you.

I saw on brickset that Mecabricks has been included in the set's database. That's really great! Maybe this could give a great push about creating official models using Mecabricks. The main problem in this context could be the miss of specific parts, especially decorated ones. Create these parts could be too heavy for a single person (you!), and maybe the importing from LDRAW parts could be very helpful. But maybe the best way would be to promote and explain how other willing users could create parts, so that you should validate them only.

I close the discussion, because it is a duplicate. Continue here. DrJB, please be careful to avoid crossposting.

LDD don't allow this kind of adjustment at the moment. Anyway, I'm sure that various builders found the way to do that manually. Start taking a look at the trick #8 here.

It is not clear for me what do you mean with "easy-to-use connection point". Usually all bricks have studs, anti-studs or pin that allow an easy connection. Besides, if you think to place missiles suspended on the air, why you need a connection?

Oh, what a pity! I hope you will add the touch interface soon. PS: is there a technical reason why you choose to use iframes to integrate your player? Iframes are considered unsure and deprecated. PPS: does the Mecabricks site offers a gallery that uses your embedded player, so that it is possible to exploere models from a mobile device?

Maybe it means you have worked on a touch friendly interface? That would be a very good news!

In the first one I recognize the elephant tail part 43892. The second seems to be a mask for green goblin minifigure (spiderman licensed theme) The third raises some doubts to me too (EDIT: it is Jun-Chi from adventures theme: click). The white thing is the old Yeti from adventures theme. It would be useful to have parts ID to identify pieces! Maybe we should ask for a specific scheme to request pieces.

Now that the series 11 is out, has someone measured the weight of his sachets?

Hi murmillo, and welcome at Eurobricks. Did you tried the suggestions proposed in the first post? Anyway, looking at the brickset inventory of the lego WeDo set, the parts you linked are not present. As that inventory has been retrieved directly from LEGO site these parts are not there, and that means that probably you can't find that in LDD too.

Maybe the point 6 (Automatic collision fixer) is feasible, it could require only the reading and the modify of the lxf file. Anyway, don't worry if some of the functionalities of your software are already covered by an already existing software. An alternative is ever welcome.

@ms_g_tx Maybe the rules are verbose, but I think that are very clear about this point. Quoting from the rules: "The Set have to contain something you can build. Sets with scattered parts or single minifigures are not allowed". You have to use a file sharing service that allow direct link. As you can notice, the most used here is brickshelf, that allow you to share both images and lxf files. Then you can link images and files inside a post using the proper tools of this forum. You can easily create inventories using LDD Manager. You are probably true, there is not another indexed place where to post inventories made in LDD, but surely it is not this topic. You could try to start another topic if you want, but it would be very limited, because for all other sets you can take files from this topic and easily create a custom brick palette. you told: "Sorry if y'all already had this debate..." Don't worry, I can understand the problem. And probably it is the first time a user ask about that.

Hi ms_g_tx, and welcome in the LDD Official Sets topic. As the rules stated, sets with spared parts are not allowed here. Entries have to be builds, not inventories. Besides, only one image is allowed and the use of attachment function of the forum is deprecated. You can find all the rules of the topic in the first page.