MrLuWillBeLive

Hey polymaker,The Brick Studio isn't compatible with the GPU from AMD on my computer,It appears to go into no-response after starting,But it working with the GPU from NVDIA,Can i do anything?

Use the PartDesigner(from Stud.io) to create it,then copy the .dat file from "C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Stud.io\CustomParts\parts"

form the studio custom part library (also it will in there "C:\Users\admin\AppData\Local\Stud.io\CustomParts\parts")copy file to the blender ldraw library

In my experience，They need to be placed in the LDRAW library folder.

This is the LDraw File Format Specification:https://www.ldraw.org/article/218.html In the "Line Types" part,Line Type 1 part says: Sub-files can be located in the LDRAW\PARTS sub-directory, the LDRAW\P sub-directory, the LDRAW\MODELS sub-directory, the current file's directory, a path relative to one of these directories, or a full path may be specified. Sub-parts are typically stored in the LDRAW\PARTS\S sub-directory and so are referenced as s\subpart.dat, while hi-res primitives are stored in the LDRAW\P\48 sub-directory and so referenced as 48\hires.dat So, if u want to import a part with subfile into blender,be careful your subfile exists in the \ldraw\parts\s folder.

Hey Stephan, have you solved the problem with import *.dat subfiles in Blender ?

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For example，you can use the Part Designer,click the "Import",selcet the "STUDIO PART",then selcet and export a "new" part(It's same of the stu.dio part,if it only exists in the stu.dio part library) but in this way to make a new .dat part,it is not simple and elegant as a part from ldraw part library

If you creat the LDD-Mod-Parts model into a .DAT file,then copy it to the Plugin's LDraw Parts Library booooom,now you can import the new model to the BLENDER also,you can from stu.dio's new part copy the .dat file to the same file address,then it will work when you export a .ldr file from stu.dio with some mod part

In Fact,that have a blender Plugin for Import LDraw https ://github.com/ TobyLobster/ImportLDraw