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Already done by Stephan but not indexed yet:

Update 2017-09-07 Removed unnecessary half-turns and a few minor corrections: Arch 1 x 8 x 6 30528.dat Bar 1 x 8 x 3 2583.dat Bar 6L with Thick Stop 63965.dat Bar Tube with Clip 11090.dat Brick 2 x 2 Round Sloped 98100.dat Brick 2 x 2 Round with Grille 92947.dat Brick 2 x 2 x 2 Round with Fins 4591.dat Brick 2 x 4 with Curved Top 6192.dat Brick 2 x 4 x 2 with 3 Understuds with Axlehole at Left and Right Side 6061.dat Brick 4 x 10 with Wheel Holders 30076.dat Brick 12 x 12 with 3 Pin Holes on Sides & Axle Holes in Corners 52040.dat =Bucket 2 x 2 70973.dat Car Wash Brush 2498.dat Cone 2 x 2 x 1.667 Octagonal 6039.dat Container 2 x 2 x 2 Crate 61780.dat Cylinder Domed 1 x 1 x 1.667 with Bar 58176.dat Dish 10 x 10 Inverted with Hollow Studs 50990a.dat Door 1 x 4 x 6 Frame Type 1 30179.dat Door 1 x 4 x 6 Lattice 92589.dat Glass for Window 1 x 2 x 2 without Sill 60601.dat Glass for Window 1 x 2 x 3 60602.dat =Glass for Window 1 x 4 x 3 Opening 60603.dat Glass for Window 1 x 4 x 6 57895.dat =Glass for Window 1 x 4 x 6 60803.dat Gold Ingot 96910.dat Hemisphere 4 x 4 Multifaceted 30208.dat Jet Engine Fan with 10 Blades and Technic Pin 46667.dat Minifig Chain 17L (Complete) 30104.dat Minifig Feathers with Pin 30126.dat Minifig Lightsaber Hilt with Bottom Ring 577b.dat Minifig Lightsaber Hilt without Bottom Ring 577a.dat Minifig Microphone 90370.dat Minifig Plunger 11459.dat Minifig Roller Skate 11253.dat Minifig Skateboard with Four Wheel Clips 42511.dat Minifig Skateboard with Two Wheel Clips 45917.dat Minifig Sledgehammer 75904.dat Minifig Syringe 87989.dat Minifig Sword Double Blade Serrated with Bar Holder 13549.dat Minifig Telescope 64644.dat Minifig Tool Magnifying Glass 30152c01.dat Minifig Tool Screwdriver 55298.dat Minifig Tool Screwdriver with Wide Head and 3-Rib Handle 604550.dat Minifig Wine Glass 33061.dat Plant Bush Base 6065.dat Plate 1 x 1 Round with Open Stud 85861.dat Plate 1 x 2 with Exhaust Ports 61072.dat Plate 1 x 4 with Two Studs 92593.dat Plate 1 x 12 60479.dat Plate 2 x 2 Round with Hole and 4 Vertical Bars 98284.dat Plate 2 x 2 with Groove with 1 Center Stud 87580.dat Plate 2 x 2 with Rod Frame Octagonal 30033.dat Plate 2 x 2 with Rod Frame Octagonal Reinforced 75937.dat Plate 2 x 2 with Wishbone Suspension Arms and Pins 47720.dat Plate 2 x 14 91988.dat Plate 4 x 4 Round with 2 x 2 Round Hole 11833.dat Plate 6 x 6 Round with Hole and Snapstud 11213.dat Plate 6 x 24 3026.dat Plate 8 x 16 92438.dat Plate 10 x 10 Octagonal with Hole and Snapstud 89523.dat Propellor 1 Blade 14L with Two Pin Holes and Four Axles 89509.dat Slope Brick 45 4 x 4 Double Inverted with Open Centre 4854.dat Slope Brick 45 4 x 4 Double Inverted with Open Centre and 2 Holes 72454.dat Slope Brick 45 6 x 2 Double Inverted with Open Centre 22889.dat Slope Brick 45 6 x 4 Double 32083.dat Slope Brick 45 6 x 4 Double Inverted 30183.dat Slope Brick 45 6 x 4 Double Inverted with Centre Holes 60219.dat Slope Brick Curved 2 x 8 x 2 Double 11290.dat Slope Brick Curved 6 x 8 x 2 Double 45411.dat Slope Brick Curved 6 x 8 x 2 Inverted Double 45410.dat Support 2 x 16 x 2 Girder Triangular 30518.dat Support 4 x 4 x 5 Stanchion 2680.dat Technic Axle Connector 2 x 3 Quadruple 11272.dat Technic Brick 5 x 3 x 1 with 8 Pegholes and 2 Studs 32333.dat Technic Connector Circular with 2 Pin Holes and 3 Axle Holes 98585.dat Technic Cross Block 2 x 4 (Axle/Pin/Pin/Twin Pin) 98989.dat Technic Cross Block 3 x 2 (Axle/Triple Pin) 63869.dat Technic Engine Crankshaft Centre 2854.dat Technic Engine Piston Round 2851.dat Technic Gear 16 Tooth Reinforced 94925.dat Technic Gear 20 Tooth Double Bevel 32269.dat Technic Panel 3 x 11 15458.dat Technic Panel 5 x 11 64782.dat Technic Tile 1 x 2 with Two Holes 32530.dat Technic Engine Cylinder Head with Side Slots 2850a.dat Tile 1 x 3 with Groove 63864.dat Tile 2 x 2 Inverted with Groove 11203.dat Tile 2 x 2 Roadsign Base 30256.dat Tile 2 x 2 Round with Round Underside Stud 14769.dat Tile 2 x 2 Round with Technic Half Beam 74698.dat Tile 2 x 4 with Groove 87079.dat Tile 3 x 4 with Four Studs 88646.dat Tile 6 x 6 with Groove and Underside Studs 10202.dat Tile 6 x 6 with Underside Details 6881b.dat Tile 8 x 16 Type 2 90498.dat Tyre 7/ 45x 17 Offset Tread with Middle Band 61254.dat Tyre 11/ 65 x 18 Offset 56897.dat Tyre 14/ 54 x 15 VR 58090.dat Wheel 81.6 x 15 Motorcycle 2903.dat Wheel Rim 20 x 30 with 3 Pegholes 44292.dat Technic Turntable Type 1 Bottom 2856.dat ~Turntable 4 x 4 x 0.667 Locking Top 30658.dat Winch 2 x 4 x 2 Body 3750c01.dat md5sum: 46251f5429ab081720e77d62820121d0

You need to provide more info: what OS? video card? versions? …

Update 2017-09-05 Added: 21755 / 21755.dat Technic Axle Joiner 2L Hilt md5sum: 15d43a5b774d9f56d962885281661126

Yes, it’s an LDD error. The hollows in the tubes are too short in LDD. It works seamlessly and effortlessly in real life.

OpenGL is also very fast for 2D graphics. For instance, some video players use it. It may also be used for compositing (placing windows on the desktop). That could explain why everything is offset: the bottom bar pushed the window in the compositor but the window/mouse handler doesn’t know.

Correction: it contains all the parts, the one that couldn’t be placed in red, the others in yellow. (I never use it, I always know what parts weren’t loaded ) And, yes, disabling the physics tests in developper mode allows to load it (and the original with all the parts too).

It’s a file containing the unplaceable parts (all in red). It may not be entirely loadable if its parts also collide….

Update 2017-09-03 Added: 10187 / 10187.dat Minifig Bladed Claw Spread (And a little update on not-really-usable colours.) md5sum: bdc750d892fd990cfee4e7ebafdbde08

Frankly, for the railing, I’d attach it only with 1 stud. I can see no real reasons to want to attach it at both ends. And if the phone is too short, you may try bar with clip (48729) with a bar (but the clips are a bit big/ugly), or 2 antennas (73587).

I’m not a “talented LEGO Designer” but I’ll try anyway Railing: You didn’t specify what scale. Must you attach both ends? I’d use a phone (6190). Door: Garage doors? (4218) They can’t fold all the way though….

Yes, and it’s LEGO I meant by “they” because Brickset’s pictures (and a good part of their data) directly come from LEGO.

Looks more like an anti-stud than a stud but still an error, and still strange that they make that kind of error. Maybe because it’s an obsolete part, not made anymore, they don’t care…. Oh, another way to check: find a (small) set that uses one and look at the instructions. (e.g.: http://bricks.argz.com/ins/1280-1 )

LDD is correct. 75535 has no knob/stud, it’s a technic pin/peg joint. https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=75535#T=C Note though that, since 2006-2009, it has been replaced by 62462. https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=62462#T=C A similar part with a stud is 71075 (71076 for BrickLink, 71075a in LDraw; there seems to be a mess with these IDs…). It’s just a cylinder brick and it’s rare and expensive. https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=71076#T=C

I think it’s also about the same as the following item “can’t exclude color:” BL’s software uses LEGO colors that are rare and expensive. It’s more about being able to choose the colors beforehand or after the mosaic is computed (to recompute it), or to smooth some dithering errors (which can’t always be avoided). You can do that “by hand” but as BL’s software is linked to BL’s buying platform (via wanted list for instance), and in order to get correct building instructions, it’s important to include these editing/smoothing features in the software. It’s not about magnifying, it’s about the 10 studs x 10 studs grid with which BL’s software cuts the resulting mosaic. There’s no 10x10 plate/baseplate, so it’s pretty stupid to cut the mosaic in 10x10 submodels. As for 3D, there are several ideas: sculpture like mosaics, multiple-depths mosaic (like some maquetry bas-reliefs), etc. Just look for examples of LEGO mosaics on the web, creativity is limitless

http://www.brickwiki.info/wiki/LDraw_unit And yes, about all LDraw applications use them in their UI.

Practical tip: colour the 3-fingered one as transparent, you’ll then see if the articulation bumps match the holes. Theoretical tip: the articulation points are at 12 LDU from the centre of the part. That means two 3612.dat correctly connected are at 24 LDU from each other.

If I remember correctly, that thread is more about the business side, for BL sellers. (If you want to see all the messages on one page: https://www.bricklink.com/messageThread.asp?ID=220859&nID=1040635 ) I was more talking about this (sub)forum: http://forum.bricklink.com/viewforum.php?f=5&sid=ea07d8385bcb8a204bd992606cf9517f

Update 2017-08-17 Added: 18455 / 18455.dat Hinge Brick 2 x 4 Locking with 1 Finger on Top at One End 92903 / 92903.dat Arch 1 x 3 x 2 with Curved Top md5sum: 4cfd013b4632e8c0c411f7e30eb8df86

Read BrickLink Mosaick forum, plenty of wanted features (which won’t be implemented soon by BL).

Update 2017-08-13 Added: 93223 / 93223.dat Minifig Beard Medium Short Updated: 15341 / 15341.dat Minifig Robot Arm md5sum: 178932728e81a526e608ddcf467cddc0

TL;DR: 93888.dat is in Unofficial ( http://www.ldraw.org/cgi-bin/ptscan.cgi?q=93888 ), it has been there for a long time. LDD treats 3007 and 93888 as different (the latter having internal supports), whereas, in LDraw, 93888.dat is a simple alias to 3007.dat (but a long help text explaining the differences (which don’t include internal supports)). So using 93888.dat isn’t necessary and could even be a problem but, as many parts are already only available in Unofficial, in those cases I prefer to use the correct DesignID.

1. Only Flex Rods 7M, 11M, and 12M are flexible (14M, 16M, and 19M aren’t). Don’t ask me why 2. You block one end (connect it to another part), you use the flex tool (F) on the other end, which should follow your mouse. If the rod is totally free (not connected), it’ll still move and flex a bit.

Update 2017-08-04 Added: 18835 / 18835p01.dat Minifig Hair Mid-Length Straight with Gold Crown Pattern 88323 / 88323.dat Technic Chain Tread 38 Reinforced md5sum: 43786195f6d977424e571767af7a0dee

legolijntje already sent us (me and Roland) the file and, as surmised, it’s a problem with the file, not with the flattening (mpd to ldr), not with ldraw.xml. There’s a 0.1 instead of a -0.1 in a matrix in the top-level model, the bricks apparently show really near where they should be but the matrix is wrong (not a rotation). I guess legolijntje will correct that soonish. As an aside, as you want to import in Mecabricks in the end, if it’s possible, maybe you could transform the model submodel by submodel: it should greatly help you with overlapping bricks (less bricks to import, less bricks rejected by LDD, less bricks to re-add afterward).