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  1. M2m
    I put my stuff on GitHub nowadays. It also does automatic versioning.
  2. M2m
    Nice suggestion! Do you have part IDs ? Thanks !
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  4. M2m
    Running the latest LDD on my MacBook Pro (Touchbar) and it runs pretty ok.
  5. M2m
    Add some screenshots as reference?
  6. M2m
    Have a look here: https://m2mmbp.github.io/bricktopia-planitia/ and here: https://github.com/m2mmbp/bricktopia-planitia/tree/master/Models
  7. M2m
    There is no “below ground level” in LDD. LDD will automatically adjust the ground plane to whatever the lowest brick is.
  8. M2m
    Excellent results of an excellent model!
  9. M2m
    Yeah you can add depth of field etc in busufl. You may have to add more trace depth etc for better reflection but it increases render time. I did this in busufl on my old Mac and old macOS.
  10. M2m
    There is this bluerender spinoff out there: http://lego.queryen.com/?s=busufl But the author felt mistreated by the eurobricks community and left. Also I couldn’t get the latest version working on the latest macOS on my MacBook.
  11. M2m
    The quality is really amazing.
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    My Alien Xenomorph

    M2m replied to M2m's topic in LEGO Sci-Fi

    LDD file here: https://github.com/m2mmbp/bricktopia-planitia/blob/master/Aliens_Alien02.lxf
  13. M2m
    I modeled it in LDD first and finally got all the parts to build for real!
  14. M2m
    Sorry if my question came over as blunt. I didn’t mean it that way. I was just interested in what advantage the program has. CSV has a point
  15. M2m
    What is the benefit over LDDs internal BOM function ? LDD generates an excel sheet including part pictures.
  16. M2m
    Save this file in your bluerender directory https://raw.githubusercontent.com/m2mmbp/bricktopia-planitia/master/bluerender.sh Then use terminal, go to your bluerender directory, where you saved the file and enter this command: chmod +x bluerender.sh Then this command ./bluerender.sh
  17. M2m
    Check my post for Apple MacOS:
  18. M2m
    On MacOS create a shell script with your favourite text editor (i.e.myBluerenderShellScript.sh). Copy the text below into it: #!/bin/sh export JAVA_HOME="/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/JavaAppletPlugin.plugin/Contents/Home" java -cp "bin/*" bluerender.BlueRender Save the file in your bluerender folder: After that make the file executable, so type the following in terminal (assuming you are inside the bluerender folder and the shell script you just created is there): chmod +x myBluerenderShellScript.sh Finally you can either double click the file in Finder or you can type the following in terminal: ./bluerender.sh
  19. M2m
    Happy to help !
  20. M2m
    Just select db.lif. It’s somewhere in /Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer/ on macOS.
  21. M2m
    Yes that’s them ! Spoon and bowl both there ! Very nice !
  22. M2m
    Does it include the ‘rice bowl’ part found in the ninjago bags ?
  23. M2m
    You can change the download link from setupLDD-PC-4_3_10.exe to setupLDD-PC-4_3_11.exe (or zip for the Mac version) and it will work.
  24. M2m
    Wow! This all looks super accurate. I especially like the professor! You got my vote!
  25. M2m
    I love it! Don’t think the original (and even current ones) planet of the apes movies are kids friendly. Good luck still.
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