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Oops, I missed this one. I’ll have to use a fuzzy comparison to find other similar cases (when IDs are totally different and descriptions don’t cross-ref). As for the difference, 3941 is the old type, + axlehole and without underside supports. 6143 is the new type, modern X axlehole, underside supports. There’s also 6116 which is used for transparent parts only. And if you look closely, you’ll find other variants which don’t have a separate number (different underside support, details on the axlehole…). BrickLink decided not to care about the differences and kept the old number. LEGO buried 3941 in the basement, with other old IDs/moulds. Anyway, I’ll add 3941 for import in the next version, but I’ll keep 6143 for export (same ID, newest part).

Update 2018-03-08 a.k.a. the “Souvent femme varie, bien fol est qui s’y fie.” version. Added: 21459 / 30173b.dat Minifig Sword Katana Type 2 (Square Guard) Rematched: 33009 / 33009-f1.dat Minifig Book Added as importable variants (in italic, the preferred variant for export): 4287.dat, 4287a.dat, 4287b.dat, 4287c.dat as 4287 2547a.dat, 2547b.dat as 2547 4220.dat, 4220a.dat, 4220b.dat as 4220 415.dat, 6047.dat, 6217.dat as 6047 30359.dat, 30359a.dat, 30359b.dat as 30359 47829.dat, 47829a.dat, 47829b.dat as 47829 2714.dat, 2714a.dat, 2714b.dat as 2714 95.dat, 2748.dat, 3857.dat, 3857h.dat as 2748 10128p01.dat, 10128p02.dat as 10128 50859a.dat, 50829b.dat as 50859 48002.dat, 48002a.dat, 48002b.dat as 48002 2436b.dat, 10201.dat as 10210 2436.dat, 2436a.dat as 2436 28.dat, 708.dat, 3062.dat, 3062a.dat, 3062b.dat as 3062 60475.dat, 60475a.dat, 60475b.dat as 60475 407.dat, 71076.dat, 71075a.dat as 71075 2453.dat, 2453a.dat, 2453b.dat as 2453 3067.dat, 3067a.dat as 3067 3063.dat, 3063b.dat as 3063 60033.dat, 4202.dat as 60033 4201.dat, 4203.dat as 43002 4204.dat, 44041.dat as 44041 2578.dat, 2578a.dat as 2578 4212.dat, 4212b.dat as 4212 3942.dat, 3942a.dat, 3942b.dat as 3942 3943.dat, 3943a.dat, 3943b.dat as 3943 4345.dat, 4345a.dat, 4345b.dat as 4345 2350.dat, 2350a.dat, 2350b.dat, 2350c.dat as 2350 557.dat, 30367.dat, 30367a.dat, 30367b.dat, 30367c.dat as 30367 30361.dat, 30361a.dat, 30361d.dat as 30361 4285.dat, 4285a.dat, 4285b.dat as 4285 44375.dat, 44375a.dat as 44375 50990.dat, 50990a.dat, 50990b.dat as 19725 445.dat, 3193a.dat as 3193 446.dat, 3192a.dat as 3192 60616a.dat, 60616b.dat as 60616 2871.dat, 2871a.dat, 2871b.dat as 2871 891.dat, 30292.dat, 30292a.dat, 30292b.dat as 30292 808.dat, 2348.dat, 2348a.dat, 2348b.dat as 2348 138.dat, 3855.dat, 3855a.dat, 3855b.dat as 3855 480.dat, 30554.dat, 30554a.dat, 30554b.dat as 30554 30389.dat, 30389a.dat, 30389b.dat as 30389 2349.dat, 2349a.dat, 2349b.dat as 2349 4276.dat, 4176a.dat, 4276b.dat as 4276 4275.dat, 4175a.dat, 4275b.dat as 4275 43122.dat, 46667.dat as 43122 4207.dat, 4207a.dat as 4207 2609.dat, 2609a.dat as 2609 18.dat, 3626.dat, 3626a.dat, 3626b.dat, 3626c.dat as 3626 90462.dat, 90462a.dat, 90462b.dat as 90462 193a.dat, 193b.dat, 3842.dat, 3842a.dat, 3842b.dat, 3842c.dat as 3842 769.dat, 23318.dat as 23318 41879.dat, 41879a.dat, 41879b.dat as 41879 577.dat, 577b.dat as 64567 149.dat, 3962.dat, 3962a.dat, 3962b.dat as 3962 30362.dat, 30362a.dat as 30362 30173.dat, 30173a.dat as 30173 4865.dat, 4865a.dat, 4865b.dat as 4865 4864.dat, 4864a.dat, 4864b.dat as 4864 2362.dat, 2362a.dat, 2362b.dat as 2362 4215.dat, 4215a.dat, 4215b.dat as 4215 u9017.dat, 4868b.dat as 4868 142.dat, 3741.dat, 3741a.dat as 3741 174.dat, 4081.dat, 4081a.dat, 4081b.dat as 4081 4085a.dat, 60897.dat as 60897 161.dat, 4085.dat, 4085b.dat, 4085c.dat as 4085 60470.dat, 60470a.dat, 60470b.dat as 60470 134.dat, 3794.dat, 3794a.dat, 3794b.dat as 3794 3839.dat, 3839a.dat, 3839b.dat, 3945.dat as 3839 3475.dat, 3475b.dat as 3475 3475a.dat, 98302.dat as 98302 3183.dat, 3183a.dat as 3183 4032.dat, 4032a.dat, 4032b.dat as 4032 2476.dat, 2476a.dat, 2476b.dat as 2476 4151.dat, 4151a.dat, 4151b.dat as 4151 4617.dat, 4617b.dat as 4617 4218a.dat, 4218b.dat, 4219.dat as 4218 4219a.dat, 4219b.dat, 4218.dat as 4219 3747.dat, 3747a.dat, 3747b.dat as 3747 48.dat, 3049.dat, 3049a.dat, 3049b.dat, 3049c.dat as 3049 238.dat, 3048.dat, 3048a.dat, 3048b.dat as 3048 3040.dat, 3040a.dat, 3040b.dat as 3040 3044.dat, 3044a.dat, 3044b.dat as 3044 100.dat, 3665.dat, 3665a.dat, 3665b.dat as 3665 3678.dat, 3678a.dat, 3678b.dat as 3678 275.dat, 4460.dat, 4460a.dat, 4460b.dat as 4460 99.dat, 3684.dat, 3684a.dat as 30499 252.dat, 4599.dat, 4599a.dat, 4599b.dat as 4599 6538.dat, 6538a.dat, 6538b.dat as 6538 33299.dat, 33299a.dat, 33299b.dat as 33299 32064.dat, 32064a.dat, 32064b.dat as 32064 4265c.dat, 32123.dat, 32123a.dat, 32123b.dat as 32123 3713.dat, 6590.dat as 6590 3650.dat, 3650a.dat, 3650b.dat, 3650c.dat as 3650 3648.dat, 3648a.dat, 3648b.dat as 3648 3709.dat, 3709b.dat as 3709 4697a.dat, 4697b.dat as 4697 4185.dat, 4185a.dat, 4185b.dat as 4185 2850.dat, 2850a.dat, 2850b.dat as 2850 3070.dat, 3070a.dat, 3070b.dat as 3070 321.dat, 2412.dat, 2412a.dat, 2412b.dat as 2412 3069.dat, 3069a.dat, 3069b.dat as 3069 3068.dat, 3068a.dat, 3068b.dat as 3068 30350.dat, 30350a.dat, 30350b.dat, 30350c.dat as 30350 6881a.dat, 6881b.dat as 6881 4093.dat, 4093a.dat, 4093b.dat, 4093c.dat as 4093 3228.dat, 3228a.dat, 3228b.dat as 3228 4489.dat, 4489a.dat, 4489b.dat as 4489 2515a.dat, 2515b.dat as 2515 30027.dat, 30027a.dat, 30027b.dat, 30027c.dat, 30027d.dat as 30027 6580.dat, 6580a.dat, 6580b.dat as 6580 73594.dat, 3081cc01.dat as 73594 2493.dat, 2493a.dat, 2493b.dat as 2493 60800a.dat, 60800b.dat as 60800 810.dat, 6238.dat, 6238a.dat, 6238b.dat as 6238 2418.dat, 2418a.dat, 2418b.dat as 2418 6005.dat, 92903.dat as 92903 2339.dat, 14395.dat as 14395 3867.dat, 6098.dat as 6098 30144.dat, 97492.dat as 97492 2456.dat, 44237.dat as 44137 3007.dat, 93888.dat as 93888 48245.dat, 70973.dat as 70973 48310.dat, 47543.dat as 47543 6259.dat, 20430.dat as 20430 86210.dat, 60603.dat as 60603 2446.dat, 30124.dat as 30124 55707d.dat, 56619.dat as 56619 30284.dat, 11187.dat as 11187 30117.dat, 30320.dat as 30320 3731.dat, 3729.dat as 3729 42284.dat, 30293.dat as 30293 42291.dat, 30294.dat as 30294 42023.dat, 41763.dat as 41763 6168a.dat, 75347.dat as 75247 3749.dat, 6562.dat as 6562 2825.dat, 32006.dat as 32006 2861c01.dat, 75542.dat as 75542 2859c01.dat, 75541.dat as 75541 51011.dat, 42611.dat as 42611 88492.dat, 64573.dat as 64573 (subpart of 64022) 88493.dat, 64572.dat as 64572 (subpart of 64022) md5sum: 8caa4b21457157749a6498655d0e2b02 Notes: I think I got all the main variants but if you know of a variant that should be importable but isn’t, feel free to ask for it. It could be possible to add all the patterned (and formed) variants as importable. I won’t do it because it would make too many entries and the colours and patterns would be lost anyway. (Well, I did it for the Hulk but the unpatterned part doesn’t exist and there are only two coloured parts in LDraw.)

You mean 3665 and 4287? Yes, it’s a problem I haven’t tackled yet. Let’s take 4287 as an example. It has different variants in LDraw: 4287.dat, which is “~Moved,” so deprecated, 4287a.dat, the old type, with thick lip, 4287b.dat, the old type, with thick lip but stop rings inside the hollow studs, 4287c.dat, the new type, with thin lip and stop rings. For now, it’s 4287b which is used. (I was waiting for 4287c to come in but let it burn on the back burner .) That means 4287 in LDD will export as 4287b.dat in LDraw. That also means only 4287b.dat can be imported. It’s a problem. It isn’t frequent nor does it concerns usual parts (except these slopes ) but it happens. For now, I mainly focused on export, trying to use the more accurate and latest variants. But import is important too, so I’ll try to add what’s necessary to be able to import variants. Thanks for reminding me.

Update 2018-03-07 Added: 27152 / 27152.dat Animal Lobster 29115 / 29115.dat Wedge 6 x 6 Triple Inverted 95328 / 95328.dat Minifig Hair Female Mid Length Smooth (Egyptian Queen) md5sum: 52e679ada74092f6ea7fab41f50b364f

My point was EULA apply to services, not goods. You don’t, as you put it, “purchase [the figure] under the same EULA.” That’s nonsensical. And you can’t compare goods (physical things) and services (“digitally”). You purchase the minifigs with no contract attached. Once you have bought goods, you can do whatever you want with them. The manufacturer can decide it’s not proper. They can decide they won’t directly sell to you ever again. But that’s about all they can do. So people can buy minifigs and (re)paint or cut them, and then sell them. On the other hand, accepting the EULA grants you the rights to use the software under certain conditions. It’s a contract. You have do adhere to the contract’s rules or you forfeit the rights you had (be they bought or given for free). LDD’s EULA says people can’t tamper with the software and talk about it. So we don’t. It’s not apples to oranges, it’s atoms to ideas.

You don’t buy goods under a EULA. EULA is for services.

Update 2018-03-06 Added: 24943 / 24943.dat Minifig Arm Short Curved with Hand 27956 / 27956.dat Minifig Head The Extra Terrestrial 28660 / 28660.dat Figure Arm Bent with Clip and Friction Pin md5sum: e097aaac10f5056abadb2cd85957da11

Update 2018-03-03 Added: 28779 / 28779.dat Tail 7 x 1 x 2.667 Bat Style with Offset Peghole Rematched (correct variant): 57029 / 57029c01.dat Technic Competition Cannon with Flat Bottom - Body md5sum: c78c4491aafbe599fe01e39acf449d2f

Anywhere on the “java …” line, e.g. right next the -Xmx option (don’t forget to leave spaces around it).

“-Xmx2048m” is the option that tells Java to use 2GB of memory for its heap. Here, it fails. There could be several reasons why it fails. The first one being that you don’t have enough memory. With 16GB and no other application running, I think we can eliminate this case. The next possibility is that your Java is 32bits, not 64bits. So: Is your OS 64bits? Is your Java 64bits? Note that if you have both 64bits and 32bits Java installed, you can force the use of the 64bits with another option: “-d64”.

What’s your total memory? Do you have other applications running? (2097152KiB = 2048MiB = 2GiB)

Update 2018-03-01 Added: 24504 / 24504.dat Minifig Face Scarf with Notch in Back 27254 / 27254.dat Wheel 37 x 62 with Rocky Spikes and 7 Pegholes 27259 / 27259.dat Plate 1 x 2 with 3 x 6 Hexagonal Extension with 2 Bars md5sum: 4920bbf3d2c5b3a6847bccb3edccfd94

Update 2018-02-25 Added: 15725 / 19141.dat Minifig Scabbard for Two Swords with Bar 23448 / 23448.dat Windscreen 8 x 4 x 2 Curved with Handle 28324 / 28324.dat Car Base 4 x 12 x 0.667 with Side Flanges 28598 / 28598.dat Cone 2 x 2 x 3 Jagged md5sum: 979f2d4c3a84493ee156296668c934d9

A .bat file is a Windows thing (actually, it dates back from DOS). It has nothing to do with Java. The .bat extension tells Windows it’s executable. It contains instructions you could simply type in a terminal (command prompt or whatever they call it nowadays). To edit it, you can first open Notepad and then open the file from Notepad (though I think right-click/“Open” would do too, I haven’t a Windows machine nearby). If the new Notepad obnoxiously insists on not wanting to open it because of its extension, you can temporarily change it to .txt. Extensions are just characters. That Microsoft uses them to define what can be done with the file while hiding them is one of the great mysteries of our times. As for the long error message you got, (that is Java ), it’s due to your using Java 9 and not Java 8 (a function disapeared between the versions).

The .bat file is just a plain text file. You can use any simple editor, like Notepad. The “-Xmx8G” is to be added on the “java” line, so that it reads “java -Xmx8G blah…” instead of “java blah…”.

Update 2018-02-19 Added: 33492 / 33492.dat Cone 1.5 x 1.5 x 0.667 Truncated 57528 / 57528.dat Technic Bionicle Weapon Pincer 8 x 7 Modified (new Unofficial version): 53983 / 53983.dat Propellor 24 Blade 10 Diameter with Case md5sum: be1730da6318f02c7b2842a98f88d6bd

IMVHO: 3 is the best of the five, but the trans parts are a bit “frosty.” 4 and 5: too much reflection, too sharp too (the reflection is sharper than the bricks!). 1 and 2: not enough reflection, and yes, the trans parts are very “frosty” (almost like tracing paper (“papier calque”)).

You can also export to LDraw in LDD, move the parts in the LDraw CAD of you choice, then reimport in LDD. Only export/import one of these parts, otherwise, when importing, LDD might mix the parts and not assemble the matching subparts (it’s fun though).

I thought it would but, no, it doesn’t. The stick is too large / the hole too small.

Update 2018-02-12 Added: 25516 / 25516.dat Minifig Crown with Bar 0.5L 29110 / 29110.dat Boat Kayak 2 x 15 Rematched (newly added to LDraw): 30741 / 30741.dat Windscreen 5 x 8 x 2 with Back Indentations 28964 / 28964.dat Bracket 5 x 2 x 2.333 with Inside Fillets with Reinforced Bottom md5sum: 08c4904a8599811a826a951f3bb49952

Update 2018-02-06 Added: 26074 / 26074.dat Animal Penguin 27150 / 27150.dat Minifig Umbrella Folded 30699 / 30699.dat Tyre 14/ 43 x 30 Rematched (new variant): 28920 / 28920.dat Tap 1 x 2 with Two Valves with Short Handles md5sum: 39ad8ee4ef618ea3c5d7301813323432

Yes, it seems they removed quite a bunch of colours (and when there are no colours anymore, parts) from standard LDD.

Update 2018-01-26 Added: 25386 / 25386.dat Minifig Food Bread Bun 27257 / 27257.dat Minifig Spear Tip Faceted with Bar 0.4L 27261 / 27261.dat Plate 1 x 2 with 3 Rocky Claws Rematched (renamed in LDraw): 4844 / 4844b.dat Boat Mast Base 4 x 4 x 9 57029 / 32074c02.dat Technic Competition Cannon with Round Bottom - Body (wrong variant, correct one in the works) md5sum: a0b8c75260e1a603a479e571645376f2

Update 2018-01-21 Added: 18673 / 18673.dat Minifig Lightsaber Hilt with Round Guard 27266 / 27266.dat Brick 2 x 2 Round with 8 Spikes 72092 / 72092.dat Minifig Trophy Cup 5L Corrected: 2714 / 2714a.dat Bar 8L with Stop Ring and Pin - Rounded End 30218 / 30218.dat Animal Clam Closed md5sum: 241ec71965122e918ec272837b75ac70

Update 2018-01-17 Rematched (renamed in LDraw): 4185 / 4185a.dat Technic Wedge Belt Wheel 3067 / 3067a.dat Brick 1 x 6 without Centre Studs 6580 / 6580a.dat Wheel Rim 23 x 22 Offroad with Axlehole Rematched (better variants): 3852 / 3852b.dat Minifig Hairbrush with Short Handle 30350 / 30350b.dat Tile 2 x 3 with Clips Horizontal (Thick C-Clips) Modified (in Unofficial): 2714 / 2714a.dat Bar 8L with Stop Ring and Pin - Rounded End Added: 26007 / 26007.dat Minifig Hat Conical Asian with Curved Sides md5sum: d302899830db788d3fd1297c4a3fc923