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I just checked the site and after I accepted the risk, I could continue to the website normally. I have not used it at all previously, but it seems ok. But wasn't SBrick the company that recently got bankrupt? Then the website might not work as expected anymore. Generally, such a security issue message can be ignored if you keep in mind that everything you do on there could potentially be hacked. So normal activity shouldn't be a problem, but I wouldn't enter your password on that site.

As we're already discussing leaks, I personally would keep it.

Ok, makes sense then. Wishing you fun for the fair!

Thanks, I'll be looking forward to reviewing them!

Very cool build I really love it! And the Lego implementation is just great! However I would change the logic from winnat 8 to an open game. For example, I just tried it online and got 15 first try.

I mainly see the issue of this being 1 stud high, but you'll meet to connect cables on top, so it's essentially two studs. Maybe change it to two studs high and the USB C ports on one of the sides. That would make them stacked the same height while allowing to reduce the footprint by up to 50%.

Thanks! If you find, that another application would do a better review though, feel free to choose them instead of me.

Hi, I'm from Europe and know some technical stuff in general and would be up to read about and increase my knowledge a bit more in PF. I have the Technic PF battery box and L and XL motors to test with. I could also measure Voltage and Current if it's of any use. And if not clear from that message, I'd definitely be up to test it out! Kind regards, Luna (aka yqc)

In the base of LDraw's parts library I suppose? To be honest, already as of now, no other platform than Studio really gets any usage, so I doubt your would get used. But then, definitely make an instructions tab, I don't think I'd switch without it and generally focus on implementing all core features first (take a look at Studio for example to see what is important) This topic was also created on the Rebrickable Forum. See: https://forum.rebrickable.com/t/what-features-would-your-dream-lego-cad-have/173928?u=yqc

I think BrickLink Studio is a quite good starting point for designing the models. For making instructions, I'd mainly wish for a better automation to adjust the angle of the build in the Page View, so you don't need to go over every page again changing stuff. And while doing instructions, it would be cool to be able to directly change parts in that mode. Currently when you edit the instructions mode to change something, you need to start hiding steps to change it well.

Very cool build, I love all the busses which really open the doors pneumatically. I don't have the set, but as it uses rather standard, up-to-date pieces, there's a good chance I can build it. Added it to my To Build list on RB.

Oh, you meant the crane. You've written "excavator" by accident, so I supposed you meant the 42100-1. But for the crane I kinda agree with your judgement, although it's even more functions geared directly to motors. Once it's at an acceptable price on the used market, I'd love to get one.

Mainly unreasonably high price tag. Which imo is just not a good set, but rather a lot of air inside a chassis of panels with every function nearly directly controlled by a motor.

Ok, already thought so from the layout. This is not exactly what GitHub was thought for but it still works. Ok, essentially GitHub is a platform for hosting all kinds of files, primarily used for programming projects. The special part is, that others can propose changes to the document directly and you can approve them. You can also add collaborators which can edit without needing your approval every time. The full history of the document is also saved. If you just use the website it's not that hard to learn, there are food tutorials. Great, thanks for sharing!

Also, do you have instructions hosted for your models somewhere by any chance?

I would add a sentence or so about the fact, that all Pythagorean triples work, not just the known 3:4:5, instead, there are infinitely many unique ones.

Hi, I love that project! I'll take a look at it later. As you have written about typos, etc., have you thought about open-sourcing it? Like putting the source in whatever format you've written this in on GitHub, so others can help with spelling, etc. or even add new sections?

That is so cool to see! I love gearboxes in sets although I know that I'd fight so hard building them into my own MOCs. Great work and I also love the colour scheme.

I took the time and translated texts in the images thanks to DeepL: Probably the help to here is wrong. As I got confused myself, boot as trunk in AE. So nothing really unexpected, the classical marketing sentences. But I read through these images and couldn't live with not knowing what is the text. Kinda felt like in primary school, when we did a dictation, as I did it on my phone, constantly switching browser tabs.

One could also think of integrating it into the battery box instead. So a more complex PU battery by similar to the ones in Mindstorms NXT/EV3, which has different programs and ideally fetches a new program from the cloud when a new Lego set with that is released. Then you could select a program and the Hub knows what to do with inputs from the remote.

You're mixing up two things in your post: What PU can do with it's current components What PU could theoretically do And here lies my point: the current phone-dependent implementation of PU is not ideal. But to fix that, we don't need a new system, which would make PU outdated again. We can use PU for that purposes as well. PU is completely reliant on Bluetooth, so any remote control with an arbitrary amount of buttons, switches, etc. could easily be added into the system. Even remote controlled motors with their own batteries would be possible using the current system and of course, you might add a NFC sensor brick, which could replace the Smart Brick functionality. I'm not saying, that this is what Lego will do, that's just what is my opinion on another new system. Your evidence seems very logical, that Lego will make a new electronics system. But honestly, I can't see Smart Play being used in any Technic set, as it's base brick just doesn't have any connection possibilities with other parts in that system. They're more like their independent system like sirens in Duplo for example. And I very much doubt this'll be changed. Rather a completely new electronics system for motorized sets.

Oh, please. Not another system incompatible with all the others. Just stick with PU now, it has data and power transmission. But just why? Why do we need a new system? Power Functions was not ideal, as it didn't feature data transmission. But PU imo just had everything it needs to be a full electronics system.

It doesn't look terribly off, but making it smaller would probably increase it's realism. However, I fully agree that it's ok like it is currently and if the structure and/or mechanics are doable like this more easily, I would keep it like it is.

Sorry, I wouldn't be able to find time for this, but I hope you'll find someone! What I wanted to say is, that some of your images seem to be broken, as it just displays "postimage: Image not found or was removed". You probably want to take a look at it.

I literally just checked Rebrixkable and have 100% (without strict colours) without owning the set and this seems like a relatively quick build, so might do it soon™. What functions of it are pneumatic?