BKu

Yes, how simple can it be when you know it. Thanks for the quick reply. BKu

Is there a possibility to delete a profile I have made, or how to reset a profile in such a way that no buttons from the PS4 console are assigned to so something?

Yes, that's what I am doing now, unfortunately this has a minimum width, which doesn't make it look very well, but it's better then having the figures closed to each other. One of things that makes it problematic for me is, that a column that looks like a figure is not handled as a figure, but as text. Text is alligned left, figures right. So if you see the picture above the column Item ID is handled as text. It is what it is and live with it.

Swapping the columns and adding empty columns is what I do now, but it's not to my satisfaction as it makes the layout sometimes not looking logical. I looked back to my question to the developer, and he answered three years ago (never saw it) that for him this was not important, following the Excel rules was fine for him. I have to live with it😭.

I am using Brickstore for quite a while and there is one annoying thing in it: The figures are not placed in the centre of the coloms, something which is easy to do in Excel. When I print out a list, in some type of colomns (f.i. quantity) is lined out to the right side. Then it's so close to the next colomn which is lined out left, that you hardly see that these are two figures and not one. I have looked around to see if I can line out it myself, but nothing found. Anyone with a solution for this. (I requested the author, but never had a reaction)

I agree with Jim, coming back to the question; it's almost impossible to predict how many different parts you might have. I have around 71.000 loose parts, in 4.000 different lots. How many of these lots are the same but in other color I don't know, and my database (Brickstock) cannot tell me. My way of storing is based on categories, and when I have a lot of the same item, then I seperate them in an idividual drawer, or I have deviders in the drawer to keep them separated. Then the drawers are placed in such a way that items belonging to the same category are closed together, so that I know where to search. On the outside of the drawer there are pictures to show me what is in. Over the years I have changed the contence of a number drawers several times when my collection was growing. In the Brickstock database I can find in which drawer I can find each part.

Thanks for the compliment. I will come up with a bit cheeper (read basic) version in a few days. Layout is the same, only all detailled parts are left out. Still big, still not cheep, but with the same fun.

I asked my brother to print 3D tracks for the loop in my Roller Coaster. It was looking nice, but the biggest problem was that the printer could not print the studs proper, so the track didn't hold strong enough to standard LEGO pieces.

The base plate is 112 x 64 studs.

It took a little while, but the Roller Coaster is finished. Building instruction availabale at: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-151319/BKu/double-chain-roller-coaster/#details

Why do you post this question in this topic? Pls remove it.

This file contains a lot of mistakes. I have improved it, and it can be downloaded at rebrickable as an Stud.io file: Roller Coaster 10261

The current setup is made out of two sets 10261. From the second set I have not used all parts and used additional parts which are not in the 10261. Most likely I will made two building instructions, one which will be the full, with all nice details in it, and another one with just the necessary structure to run it. In the package will be a list of pieces you need extra when you have one 10261, or two 10261's. The whole coaster is not a past and copy from the 10261, I have used building ideas out of it, but I estimate that 90% is new design.

A video will be made when I launch it at Rebruickable. I will put info here when launched.

I am working on this Rollar Coaster. About to be finished, so that I can start working on the building instructions.