SylvainLS

Hi, First, in Studio, it’s not LDD parts (or just a very few), it’s LDraw parts. Then, those parts are 1. simplified (and sometimes wrong), and 2. perfectly in-System. For instance, a 1xN brick is exactly 0.8cm x (Nx0.8)cm. A real LEGO brick is more 0.78cm x (Nx0.8-0.2)cm. IOW, there’s space left around the bricks, because if they were “perfect,” 1. you would need an hydraulic press to place bricks next to each others, 2. even if you managed it, the bricks would then fuse at the atomic level. Another example: in LDraw, clips and bars have the same diameter, 0.32cm, IRL, clips are 0.32cm and bars are 0.318cm.

“Tools, not rules” rhymes too In Studio, all Technic pins have a stud connector. That allows them to connect to antistuds. When I asked about it, I was told it’s because AFOLs use this connection often… though it’s not something I noticed. (Note that it works on/for plates; on bricks, the pin doesn’t go all the way because the anti-stud is at the base of the bricks and the stud at the end of the pins.) I’m not sure I like that. But then again, missing connectors are less of a hassle in LDraw editors (Studio included) because you have simple tools to move parts around. In LDD, you need scaffolding (sometimes very complicated) and tricks to adjust movements (like using a clip on a 2540 to move by 2LDU).

Not an e-mail notification, but some forums warn you (“Are you sure? There’s a new post.”) when you click the post/submit button that there’s a new post or it was edited. And maybe it’s you who didn’t see my post: I posted between the time you refreshed the page and the time you submitted your edit. Anyway, that’s just interesting as a “how does the forum work” question Yes. For the LDraw editors, as they started (or still are) without snapping or collision detection, the question didn’t arise and now that people are used to be able to do anything, I think the “opinion” is that snapping and collisions are tools, not rules, especially as they aren’t perfect or complete. At least it’s my opinion

I wrote before you did it and, unless the forum let me post without warning me about it, I posted before too

I was just commenting on LEGO’s rules and parts’ stress. People are free to what they want. (I also use some studs in Technic holes when necessary in my MOCs )

@Garry_rocks For info, one stud in one Technic hole is illegal now. At least it was for the BrickLink Designer Program. The Technic hole is indeed smaller than an antistud and stresses the stud but it was considered acceptable before. The “7-year-old rule” made it totally unacceptable for more than one stud. Also remember that it’s not because LEGO did it once (or thrice), that it’s okay. Rules change. @Calabar Er , the only distance difference with Technic holes is that Technic holes on bricks are higher than side studs (by 0.12mm). The (horizontal) distance between two Technic holes is obviously the same as the distance between two studs, at least on the same Technic part (that is: it may not be the same for two parts side by side). Just look at a 1x16 Technic brick and try and devise a way to have the distance between the holes different than the distance between the studs to see why it’s obvious

News: it’s actually almost fixed, you just need to refresh the palette, so: uncheck/recheck does it, but also starting a search or toggling the decorated filter… or simply pressing Tab!

There’s a couple bugs associated to that checkbox. Notably when it’s checked at startup. You need to uncheck and recheck it and then it works.

Hi, Please see the help page or the Parts FAQ for the usual reasons why you don’t find those parts.

Update 2023-02-16 Added: 24087 / 24087.dat Minifigure Skirt Ruffled 26050 / 26050.dat Figure Cloud 51641 / 51641.dat Minifig Weapon Staff Nokama 52345 / 52345.dat Minifig Headdress SW Luminara Unduli 93565 / 93565.dat Minifig Hair Female with Top Knot Bun and Forelock Added Custom Assemblies: 22168 / 22168.dat Electric Powered Up Light with Black Coiled Cable 77834 / 77834-f1.dat Brick 2 x 4 x 5 Spring Loaded (Extended) 77127 / 77127p01.dat Electric Hub Luigi with Reddish Brown Hair, Light Nougat Face and Black Moustache Pattern Added Custom Parts: 1411 / 1411.dat Minifig Food Corn on the Cob 1745 / 1745.dat Plate 1 x 2 Half Round with 1 Centre Stud 1746 / 1746.dat Cone 4 x 8 x 6 Half with Roof Tiles 1747 / 1747.dat Plant Stem 2L with 2 Leaves and Bar Attachments 1748 / 1748.dat Tile 1 x 2 Half Round 1749 / 1749.dat Support 2 x 4 x 13 Semicircle with 5 Pin Holes 1750 / 1750.dat Brick 2 x 2 x 1 with Curved Bottom 1751 / 1751.dat Tile 4 x 4 1871 / 1871.dat Brick 1 x 1 x 1.333 Round Quarter Dome with Curved Top 1874 / 1874.dat Windscreen 9 x 6 x 1.667 1936 / 1936.dat Technic Swashplate 5 x 5 Top with 5 Pin Holes 1937 / 1937.dat Technic Swashplate 5 x 5 Base with 4 Pin Holes 1938 / 1938.dat Technic Swashplate Ball Joint with 4 Grooves and Square Hole 2387 / 2387.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth #7 (Thin Very Short) 2389 / 2389.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth #8 (Thin Very Short) 2391 / 2391.dat Technic Beam 7 with Alternating Holes 2393 / 2393.dat Technic Cross Block 1 x 3 (Pin/Pin/Pin) with 2 Pins 2395 / 2395.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth #9 (Medium Triangle) 2403 / 2403.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth #10 (Medium Triangle) 2457 / 2457.dat Technic Panel Curved 3 x 2 x 1 Angled #3 2459 / 2459.dat Technic Panel 9 x 2 x 3 Mudguard Arched with Rounded Top #42 3704 / 3704.dat Technic Axle 2 4350 / 4350c01.dat Electric 4.5V 3 C-Cell Battery Box 30101 / 30101.dat Door 2 x 8 x 6 Revolving Frame 30102 / 30102.dat Door 2 x 8 x 6 Revolving 35157 / 35157.dat Glass for Train Door with Lip on All Sides 35635 / 35635.dat Minifig Armor Dual Layer Shoulder Pads 35701 / 35701.dat Minifig Hair Short Parted with Two Pigtails and Pin Hole on Top 36481 / 3648a.dat Technic Gear 24 Tooth with 3 Axleholes 36756 / 36756.dat Animal Rat with Bent Tail 37614 / 37614.dat Minifig Shoulder Guards 38547 / 38547.dat Animal Dragon Wing 9 x 6 with Handle Bars 42819 / 42819.dat Train Door 1 x 4 x 5 Right with Thick Bottom Support 43967 / 43967.dat Train Door 1 x 4 x 5 Left with Thick Bottom Support 44511 / 44511.dat Roof Piece 8 x 12 x 10 Half Onion Dome 48267 / 48267.dat Technic Tooth 1 x 3 with Axlehole with Straight Bottom Cavity 50335 / 50335.dat Excavator Bucket 6 x 3 Reinforced with Click Hinge 2-Finger with 7 Teeth 64872 / 64872.dat Technic Suspension Arm 2 x 6 Reinforced 67737 / 67737.dat Propeller 4 Blade 5 Diameter with Closed Hub 67929 / 67929.dat Plate 6 x 6 Octagon with Rim 68327 / 68327.dat Wheel 16 x 40 with 7 Pin Holes 68547 / 68547.dat Cloud / Smoke Swirl with Bar 1L 69754 / 69754.dat Projectile Launcher with Plate 1 x 2 69755 / 69755.dat Projectile Launcher Trigger 69761 / 69761.dat Technic Gear 22 Tooth Bevel with Peghole 69762 / 69762.dat Technic Gear 14 Tooth Bevel 69767 / 69767.dat Projectile Launcher with Bar 71603 / 71603.dat Electric Light & Sound Insectoid Tail 4 x 20 x 4.333 with Battery Cover and Trans-Neon-Green Prisms 72514 / 72514.dat Belville Crown Small 73389 / 73389.dat Wheel Rim 41 x 75 with 5 Spokes and 3 Pins #2 (Right) 73398 / 73398.dat Wheel Rim 41 x 75 with 5 Spokes and 3 Pins #1 (Left) 77107 / 77107.dat Technic Ring 11 80273 / 80273.dat Technic Beam Propeller 5 Blade 9 Diameter with Square Hole 80274 / 80274.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth Right #62 (Wide Medium Triangle) 80278 / 80278.dat Technic Panel Fairing Smooth Left #63 (Wide Medium Triangle) 80279 / 80279.dat Tyre 44/ 12 x 75 80319 / 80319.dat Baseplate 8 x 8 with Adhesive Tape 80326 / 80326.dat Flag 2 x 2 Square with Flared Edge 80477 / 80477.dat Technic Pin with Friction, Bar 2L and Towball 80543 / 80543.dat Arch 1 x 4 x 3 80563 / 80563.dat Technic Rotation Joint Socket with Two Friction Pins 80677 / 80677.dat Tile 2 x 2 Round Splat 81346 / 81346.dat Technic Gear 20 Tooth with Clutch on Both Sides 81911 / 81911.dat Windscreen 2 x 4 x 1 Curved 84867 / 84867.dat Figure Feet 2 x 2 x 0.667 with 4 Feet 90826 / 90826.dat Broom Bristles with Stud 98878 / 98878.dat Windscreen 10 x 4 x 2 with Handle - Half 360831 / 36083a.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect 5L Narrow with Bars at Both Ends 360832 / 36083b.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect Handcuffs 360833 / 36083c.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect Web 4 x 3 with Bar 360834 / 36083d.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect Web 2 x 2 with Bars on Both Sides 360835 / 36083e.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect Web 4.5 x 4 with Bar and 2 Handles 360836 / 36083f.dat Minifig Weapon Web Effect 4L Spreading with Bars at Both Ends Modified Custom Parts: 2310 / 2310.dat Slope Brick 45 2 x 1 Inverted with 0.667 Cutout 30680 / 3068a.dat Tile 2 x 2 without Groove md5sum: b6613422a5a16b8e9e8f19327190a9fb

Hi, It’s a problem with the new installer in Studio 2.23.1(1). You need to reinstall 2.22.12(1) (and then refuse to update)… or wait for a fix. See this post on the dedicated Studio forum (needs a BrickLink account).

Hi, You can use the Replace tool. Note though that it only works in the current submodel. So you’ll either need to do it for every submobel one by one. Or you can export to LDraw, edit the (text) file in an editor, and then re-import.

Update 2022-12-12 Added: 87556 / 87556.dat Minifig Helmet Stormtrooper Type 2 93557 / 93557.dat Minifigure Hat Sailor Rematched: 2538 / 2538d.dat Boat Mast 2 x 2 x 16 Top with Bottom Nubs 6152 / 6152b.dat Windscreen 6 x 4 x 1.333 Airplane with Solid Studs, without Bottom Tabs 21709 / 21709a.dat Excavator Bucket 6 x 3 with Click Hinge 2-Finger with 7 Teeth 60470 / 60470b.dat Plate 1 x 2 with 2 Clips Horizontal (Thick C-Clips) (more recent) 60481 / 60481b.dat Slope Brick 65 2 x 1 x 2 with Asymetric Stud Holder Importable: 3233.dat / 4036 =Glass for Train Window 1 x 2 x 3 21709.dat / 21709 ~Excavator Bucket 6 x 3 with Click Hinge 2-Finger (Obsolete) 29211.dat / 29211 =Minifig Construction Helmet with Dark Brown Hair Ponytail 32807.dat / 6191 =Brick 1 x 4 x 1.333 with Curved Top 41486.dat / 32009 =Technic Beam 3 x 3.8 x 7 Liftarm Bent 45 Double 46481.dat / 48172 =Technic Brick 2 x 2 with Hole and Two Rotation Joint Sockets 48454.dat / 48171 =Technic Brick 2 x 2 with Hole, Half Rotation Joint Ball Vert 52394.dat / 4588=Brick 1 x 1 Round with Fins 54662.dat / 30544 Hinge Arm Locking with Single and Dual Fingers and Hole 60481.dat / 60481 ~Moved to 60481a 60481a.dat / 60481 Slope Brick 65 2 x 1 x 2 with Symetric Stud Holder 69732.dat / 50451 =Technic Axle 16 6152a.dat / 6152 Windscreen 6 x 4 x 1.333 Airplane with Hollow Studs and Bottom Tabs Added Custom Part: 39742 / 39742.dat Animal Cat Standing with Spiky Mohawk and Collar 80222 / 80222.dat Windscreen 6 x 7 x 1.333 md5sum: f0d2e59764e32c37cb0ce50adcaed72f

Hi, I run Studio on Wine since the beginning (on a Debian Sid, so lots of versions of Wine & Studio during the years). The only problems I had with IM are: The missing fonts: texts show but you can’t grab them or the sizes are wrong / settings have no effect, callouts don’t appear. Just link the .ttf in drive_c/windows/Fonts and it works. (It’s because Studio directly reads the files (or tries to) to get their sizes, so if they aren’t where it looks for them, sizes are set to zero and that screws up a lot of things.) Outlines around the bricks are too thin when you export the instructions. No solution found yet. As for general problems, there’s the focus problem (problem 2 in OP), that can be solved with a virtual desktop or by disabling window management for Wine windows. Best solution depends on how you work: I use almost full screen windows in virtual desktops, not icons/reduced windows in a task manager, and mouse focus, so a virtual “sub-”desktop for Wine is best. There’s also the update dialog (where the patcher shows the changelog and its progress bar) that sometimes appears black. Solution is to just wait a few seconds and click on the bottom right (where the “launch” button would be). Be sure to have Mesa installed. It’s not easy to see when a lib is missing but tracing Wine can help.

aFrInaTiOn said it all (thanks!). But beware of 2.22.11(1): Studio doesn’t start when you left it with the ‘Hide parts not available in the selected color’ box checked. And it has a lot of problems with editing submodels.

Again, the .dat I’m talking about are already in Studio, so there’s no need to download them (well, except a few, see below). Official LDD part -> is either totally in Studio or there’s a .dat in Studio 2.0/ldraw/Unofficial/parts, it’s those files you need to import in PD as 3D models. As for files downloaded from the LDraw website, yes, they are .“dat”. Because that’s the extension for LDraw part files (not a great idea to use the overused .dat for a text format… but it was the 1990s). You need to download their subfiles and maybe new primitives… and that’s partly explained in the Parts FAQ. The thing is, .ldr, mpd, .dat, are the LDraw extensions and the native format for Studio parts (that’s how they’ll end up once exported from PD). Even PD’s .part format is just a slight extension to LDraw’s .dat. That means there’s no transformations when you import a .dat/.ldr/.mpd into PD (well, when you export to Studio, PD makes a few not really smart changes but it does not change the geometry). It’s on digital-bricks.de (direct link to the .dat). I forgot that: it’s was in one of the last updates of LDD and the .dat is not in Studio (Studio already existed at the time and didn’t update with LDD). Otherwise, look in Studio’s files. LDraw doesn’t want to include them as-is in the library, even in Unofficial. But they are sometimes used to start a new model (but there’s so many corrections to do, especially on ‘sculptures’ that the authors often start from scratch). And D-B.de has all of them… it’s just the navigation on the webstite that’s not easy. (Use the link above as a template: replace the ID in the URL and if the link answers, you get the .dat file. Otherwise, the model is not in LDD.)

Hi, you want PartDesigner.

The parts I’m talking about are indeed not in LDraw but there’s an LDraw file for them. They have LDraw 3D models because there’s tools (digitalbricks.de) to convert LDD’s (and a few LEGO games’) parts into LDraw. They are not in LDraw because they are far from being acceptable (they are just a triangle mesh, they don’t use primitives, they are often wrong (LDD parts are not very good)). Those files are in Studio (generally in Studio 2.0\ldraw\Unofficial\parts ). For info, there’s about a thousand parts in this situtation (= in official LDD, but not on the LDraw website, but with an existing LDraw file). Simply put: in ldraw.xml, there’s all IDs of parts in LDD and their official/unofficial LDraw match if it exists. (To answer your other post in the Custom LDD bricks thread, the custom part are also there.) It’s just a matter of crossing that list (or those lists) with Studio’s StudioPartsDefinition2.txt (the parts Studio knows and has). Then you’ll have the list of LDraw files to import in PartDesigner. The doubts I have on going through Studio are: How do you know the parts the parts are not in Studio? you need to select and check the parts one by one, cumbersome How do you ‘send’ those parts to PD? you need to put them one by one in a file, cumbersome hopefully you’re using the LDraw format, not OBJ! Then, in PD, you need to import the files one by one. (That, unfortunately, is unavoidable.) Assemblies. Example: the faun legs. Even in LDD, it’s 3 parts/IDs ((standard) hips, left leg, right leg). If you don’t notice that in your click-clicks, you will end up with a monolithic part (un-poseable) in PD. Going with IDs, you won’t have a choice. Lots of clicks. Well, all that is in ldraw.xml. I’ll see if I can find time to help you. BTW, I hope you know about Cheenzo’s parts repository.

Hi, Your process seems overly complicated and wasteful to me. I especially fear the method you use to “send the part to PartDesigner.” A few facts / a little context: — All the parts that are available in LDD have a(n ugly) LDraw version, a direct conversion. — All the ‘converted-from-LDD’ LDraw files that have not been refined (or remade from scratch) by LDraw are distributed along with Studio. Some of them are included in Studio’s Main palette. Some, as you found out, are not. But they are all still there. That’s why you can import any LXF and Studio will show them to you. What that means is that you can import those LDraw files directly in PartDesigner, without needless conversion and click-click-clicks. What you need is a list of the IDs that are in LDD and not in the Main palette. That can be easily obtained from StudioPartDefinition2.txt and the list of .dat files in Studio. Then you can copy the .dat files in a separate folder to more easily find/open them from PD. You also need a table matching LEGO IDs with BL IDs (they aren’t necessarily the same, and you’ll find many parts only exist decorated in the BL catalogue). And then you ‘just’ open one file at a time in PD and add connectivity and export it to Studio and pack the files…. You may also find my ldraw.xml file useful to know which parts are available in LDD (and if they have a good LDraw model or just an ugly one). (As an aside, Studio knows how to import some decors. lxf2ldr & lxf2ldr.html know how to do that too, and better than Studio )

The application is extremely simple and does not modify the PNG at all. It always writes the same file, just changing the size of the rectangle on which the texture (= the PNG) is applied. The only job it does on the PNG is encode it in base64 to include it as a Studio/LDraw .dat file is all text. So if you give it a 100x10 image and ask for a 10x100 sticker, it’ll be all distorted

Hi, 1. Changing the BOM: Nope, no can do. What you can do is make another ‘model’ (not built, just the parts laying around) with only the necessary parts and generate the instructions just for the BOM and then either export as PNG to import in the main model as images or use a PDF editor. 1’. Import a Wanted List: https://studiohelp.bricklink.com/hc/en-us/articles/6483161921303-Importing-a-Wanted-List Contrarily to Official sets, you can only import them as a palette. So you have to use the parts in a ‘model’ if you want them in the BOM. (Beware: you can use more parts than what is in a ‘counted’ palette, by copying them / changing their colours in the build…. So be careful while ‘building’.) 1”. Make a diff of Wanted List: not possible on BL itself. You need other tools, like Rebrickable.com or BrickStore (I’d go for BrickStore because it’s linked to the BL catalogue while Rebrickable has its own catalogue and there’s therefore a double conversion that may change some parts). 2. Mixing two models: nope. The instructions tell how to build the current model. Or maybe I didn’t understand what you’re wanting. 3. Stickers: PartDesigner allows you to put any image on (almost) any part, including tiles. As for the dimensions, PD used to scale up the images to 320 pixels per stud (1016 ppi), that’s more than necessary. I also made this small application that generates a custom part ‘sticker’ (= a thin rectangle with an image that you can place anywhere) for Studio: https://gitlab.com/sylvainls/png2studio_dat.html 3’. Printer: I don’t know.

Hi, the button is next to the search box on the building palette. See the help page.

Forgot to say: the culprit is the bounding box, not the position. (You can see the BBs by hitting 1, 2 or 3 in Developper mode.)

It was already working that way in official LDD.

Update 2022-08-05 Added: 6078 / 6078.dat Door 1 x 4 x 3 11601 / 11601.dat Minifig Blade with Bar Handle and Spike 17018 / 17018.dat Minifig Helmet Wolverine 18923 / 18923.dat Car Base 8 x 16 x 2 with 4 x 14 Recessed Center with Mudguards 26045 / 26045.dat Minifig Hat Bear Costume with Ears 51642 / 51642.dat Minifig Weapon Staff Onewa 51644 / 51644.dat Minifig Weapon Staff Matau 51645 / 51645.dat Minifig Weapon Staff Vakama 60674 / 60674.dat CLUB, ASSEMBLED (Needs Work) 88291 / 88291.dat Animal Camel? 92754 / 92754.dat Minifig Body Dug Arm 92755 / 92755.dat Minifig Body Dug without Arm Rematched: 24314 / 24314p01.dat Wheel Minifig Wheelchair with Integral Black Tyre 25126 / 25128p01.dat Minifig Baby Body with Yellow Hands Pattern 30157 / 30157b.dat Plate 2 x 4 with Flattened Pins Corrected: 51663 / 51663.dat Minifig Weapon Staff Whenua 64390 / 64390.dat Door 1 x 4 x 6 with Window and Reinforced Edge 65128 / 65128.dat Container Lid 8 x 8 x 4.667 with Latches Importable: 3023a.dat / 3023 Plate 1 x 2 with Frat Pin 24314.dat / 24314 ~Moved to 24314p01 25126.dat / 25126 ~Moved to 25128 25128.dat / 25126 Minifig Baby Body 30157.dat / 30157 ~Moved to 30157 30157a.dat / 30157 Plate 2 x 4 with Rounded Pins Added Custom parts: 1126 / 1126.dat Tile 1 x 2 with Rounded Ends 1566 / 1566.dat Plant with Bar and Off-Shoot with Hollow Stud 1762 / 1762.dat Slope Brick 33 2 x 2 Double, Curved 1881 / 1881.dat Figure Arm Bent with Large Hand with Clip and Friction Pin 2310 / 2310.dat Slope Brick 45 2 x 1 Inverted with 0.667 cutout 3947 / 3947.dat Baseplate 32 x 32 with Craters 6221 / 6221.dat Technic Handle 18922 / 18922.dat Plate 8 x 16 x 0.667 33464 / 33464.dat Minifig Baby Head with Neck 35386 / 35386.dat =Tile 1 x 2 with Groove 40687 / 40687.dat Plate 2 x 4 with Reinforced Flatened Pins 40933 / 40933.dat Animal Dragon Head Jaw Upper 40934 / 40934.dat Animal Dragon Head Jaw Lower 41202 / 41202.dat Minifig Armour Shoulder Pads with Snake Heads and Stud on Back 47976 / 47976.dat Brick 12 x 12 with 3 Pin Holes on Sides and Support Pins in Corners 49588 / 49588.dat Minifig Head Snake Closed Mouth 49649 / 49649.dat Minifig Shopping Cart Frame 50015 / 50015.dat Tricycle Frame (Needs Work) 51149 / 51149.dat Technic Transmission Changeover Catch Type 2 53540 / 53540.dat Brick 1 x 2 with 2 Pins with Squared Centre Hole 54657 / 54657.dat Hinge Plate 1 x 2 Locking with Dual Finger on End Vertical, 7 Teeth 54671 / 54671.dat Hinge Brick 1 x 2 Locking with Dual Finger on End Vertical, 7 Teeth 54672 / 54672.dat Hinge Brick 1 x 2 Locking with Dual Finger on End Horizontal, 7 Teeth 58101 / 58101.dat Figure Legs Mario 64954 / 64954.dat Trailer Base 6 x 16 x 2.333 65129 / 65129.dat Container 8 x 8 x 2 with Rounded Corners and Slots for 16 Tiles 65146 / 65146.dat Turntable 2 x 2 with Four Snapping Clips 66788 / 66788.dat Figure Arm Bent Long with Clip and Friction Pin 67017 / 67017.dat Figure Cap on Brick 2 x 2 with Flat Bill 67491 / 67491.dat Technic Beam 19 x 3 with Three Open Areas 5 x 1 67695 / 67695.dat Constraction Connector 3 x 2 with Single Round Ball Socket with Straight Closed Sides 67696 / 67696.dat Brick 2 x 2 with Axlehole and Ball Socket with Straight Closed Sides 69984 / 69984.dat Plate 6 x 6 Hexagonal with Six Spokes and Clips (Solid Studs) 70646 / 70646.dat Ladder 2.5 x 16 with Three 2 x 2 Studs 73304 / 73304.dat Power Burst Stand 5 x 5 x 0.667 with 2 Studs 73562 / 73562.dat Bracket 3 x 2 x 1.333 with Bottom Stud Holder 73642 / 73642.dat Windscreen 14 x 14 x 4 Semicircle 73832 / 73832.dat Plate 8 x 4 x 0.667 with Rounded Corners with 2 Vacant Stud Areas with Cutout 77598 / 77598.dat Plate 2 x 2 x 0.667 with Wheel Fork 79194 / 79194.dat Plate 1 x 1 Round with Bar Handle on Long Stem 79757 / 79757.dat Brick 2 x 2 x 0.667 Corner with Curved Top 80015 / 80015.dat Plate 5 x 5 with 4 x 4 Corner Round and 4 x 4 with 3 x 3 Corner Round Cutout 80177 / 80177.dat Slope Brick Curved 3 x 2 with Cutout Left 80178 / 80178.dat Slope Brick Curved 3 x 2 with Cutout Right 80271 / 80271.dat Technic Panel Bent 4 x 5 x 5 Tapered Left #70 80272 / 80272.dat Technic Panel Bent 4 x 5 x 5 Tapered Right #71 80284 / 80284.dat Technic Panel 13 x 2 x 5 Mudguard Arched with Rounded Top and Pointed Bottom 80285 / 80285.dat Technic Panel 3 x 2 x 5 80324 / 80324.dat Flag 2 x 2 Trapezoid with Flared Edge 80336 / 80336.dat Figure Friends Skirt Long Full Octagonal 80431 / 80431.dat Technic Brick 1 x 2 x 1.333 with Hole and Rotation Joint Socket 80519 / 80519.dat Wave / Flame 3.5L with Clip 80542 / 80542.dat Tyre 20 / 33 x 62 Motorcycle 80545 / 80545.dat Slope Brick 45 2 x 4 x 1.333 Double, Wedge 80679 / 80679.dat Animal Squirrel Standing 84772 / 84772.dat Wheel 20 x 62 Motorcycle Solid 84868 / 84868.dat Bar 2L T-shaped with Two Bar Holes and Bottom Tube 85834 / 85834.dat Brick 4 x 5 x 1.667 with Domed Top and Tapered Sides 89679 / 89679.dat Technic Panel Curved 1 x 2 x 1 722102 / 72210b.dat Wheel Rim 11 x 24 Front with 9 Spokes Added Custom Assemblies: 12799 / 12799.dat Technic Motor Pull Back 6 x 5 x 3 (Complete) 24689 / 88618c01.dat Animal Ostrich 84133 / 84133.dat Minifig Hips and Legs with Spring Prosthetic Leg Left 49242 / 49242p01.dat Electric Hub Mario with Reddish Brown Hair, Light Nougat Face and Black Moustache Pattern 42609|43058 / 42609c01.dat Wing 16 x 16 with Four Fixed Pins + Angry Birds assemblies, but they need parts from Digital Bricks md5sum: 7527ea1f9638dc3f83d0d88930c08c23