NastyPirate
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Unfortunately a most important part is missing from LDD even with the latest update. I'm talking about the half cone wall 5x4 which is required for the cockpit. I had to improvise and use the 3x4 half cone, thus making it smaller but bearable. Other than that, all parts were there. Also LDD's latest "hide" function is a huge help for this set. Also the engine blue stripes are still missing so I had to connect two of them to reach the required length. The engine grating also required a custom solution. All in all I started the set from scratch in LDD and realized that it handles the angles and a bit better.
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Here it is. Just finished it! http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g14/george_ts/Millennium Falcon - 75192_1.png
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Awesome! Downloading now! -
Where do we get the 4.3.11 update from???????
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I am in the process of making it in LDD too. I had to do some tweaks though. 1. Some corner tiles aren't in LDD so I used a more "round" solution. 2. The blue stripes for the engine are also missing. The required size is longer than the max available. So I had to use a peg connector with the largest available and a smaller one. 3. The nose of the falcon which uses the hinge tiles, as usual, doesn't match so I had to remove the hinges to make it kinda fit. 4. The grating of the engine is not also flexible, so I had to use some smaller lattices and connect them together. Looks kinda neat. I will post pictures when I finish the beast.
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By shaders, I didn't mean shaders per se; just the newer technology in general. I really don't think nvidia will bother with just an application misbehaving, even more so now that LDD is no longer supported. I had also filed a bug report to nvidia, but same as you, no answer.
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I think it's LDD that needs to keep up with the new shaders implemented in Pascal technology, not the other way 'round.
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I'm afraid it's probably up to lego to make a patch to support the new Pascal architecture or something... but without support no future.
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Yes it's here: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/955163/?comment=5038342 Only me and the initial person have written in it... maybe if we get many they will notice.
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I don't think you should go to that extent using a USB graphics adapter. Since all the previous generation GPUs work properly, clearly it's an issue with the Pascal cards' drivers. I posted on an nvidia thread about it and we'll see. I was using LDD without the outlines until I discovered its existence :P
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Hello people! I'm having this exact same issue and had been bugging LEGO support about it until they redirected me to this forum! I'm using a GTX1070 by Asus and as soon as I enable brick outlines, the drawing gets messed up. Even if you only place a single large tile (like those at the base of the Eiffel Tower) the graphics get scrambled. I tried it on my work computer which has a really old graphics card but the issue isn't there. Has anyone found a solution?