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you must include pics of the finished piece.

the project must made on a Shapeoko or Nomad.

you can post multiple entries if you want.

The CAD will mostly be a bunch of squares and circles, so hopefully everyone can participate (I’m looking at you, newbies!). Side note: I use the term “Lego” so that we’re all on the same page, I’m well aware it’s a trademark, please don’t call the lawyers. It can be anything from individual bricks (minuscule ones made on your Nomad or gigantic ones made on your XXL?), to objects assembled from bricks you would mill, to a 2.5D carve of a Lego model (two-sided Lego Millenium Falcon anyone?), to minifigures, to anything else as long as it has a distinctive “Lego” look and feel. I hope you guys and gals enjoyed it so far, we have seen some pretty incredible entries!Īs we head towards 2021, the theme for challenge #16 is: Make something Lego-style. This is an aesthetic co.Look at that, it’s the anniversary of community challenges, we have been at it for more than a year now. Also, filesize is essentially irrelevant. This is not where the processing time is spent when opening a file. It's one less parser to write too.Ī) Removing "unnecessary zeroes" is not a meaningful optimization. I also agree that an LDraw model is the best way to represent this information. This is exactly what texture mapping () is for.

#Bricksmith sourceforge code

This file opens with no errors:Ĭould you post the entire file which is causing problems? I can't reproduce this issue as described, and the MPD lookup code has been case-insensitive since Bricksmith 1.0 in 2005. The race to advocate correct behavior is a bit premature, considering Bricksmith already does what is being advocated. Post: Re: Compatibility issue in MPD submodel file names. Thread: Compatibility issue in MPD submodel file names between MLCad and Bricksmith If the first piece you placed wasn't aligned, no. So for a non-painful buiding experience, you need to build on the grid. Unfortunately, there's no automatic detection of how one piece fits on another. I implemented alias detection using !LDRAW_ORG Part Alias. Post: Re: Should "Part Alias" files be listed in parts.l. Thread: Should "Part Alias" files be listed in parts.lst

#Bricksmith sourceforge update

We need a configuration file in order to make this fully machine-readable, so that software authors don't need to update their software if new detail levels are defined. Parsing syntax in this kind of format is an unnecessary headache, because it's inherently very fragile. XML is also.īut now you have introduced order dependency and content limitations. XML parsers are widely available, which reduces implementation time. I never would have thought anyone else would go for it either. Wow, I'm pleasantly surprised to see this suggestion. Post: Re: Parsable Meta-Data for High-detail vs. Thread: Parsable Meta-Data for High-detail vs. Thinking about it, I can remember what derailed my learning LDraw/Mcad/ et al. Someone just posted the following to a local LUG mailing list I'm subscribed to (emphasis added):

Post: Aligning Categories to user expectations Unofficial categories implicitly defined by the first word in the description (from parts lacking a !CATEGORY) Unofficial categories which should be added to the official list About the o.įrom my (outdated) notes, I would make the minimum following suggestions: I suspect most people don't build with Duplo. To the ones with outstanding questions, here are my humble opinions: Wow, this gives me an incredible warm fuzzy feeling! Thanks! Post: Re: Aligning Categories to user expectations Thread: Aligning Categories to user expectations (Is there a tag or meta data I don't know about here?) I don't think the slope bricks actually notate their angled side as smooth and the flat sides as rough.

Post: Re: OpengGL color / material propertiesġ. Thread: OpengGL color / material properties

It's currently impossible to write an algorithm which BOTH reliably detects the header AND is future-proof with no addition. No, it proves that making the statement optional doesn't fix the problem. I think the fundamental mistake was not scoping the.

" comments in the header to describe needs work actions The fundemental mistake we made was to allow conventional "0 //. Post: Re: Call for LSC Vote Re: End of hea. LSynth integration with real-time, drag-and-drop constraint ed. My Sourceforge user ID is 'light.īricksmith 3.0 () adds the following features: I'm not volunteering to be a "caretaker," but I definitely don't want to preside over a forked codebase. Post: Re: Bricksmith 3.0: Oh so Flexible!ĭon, I would appreciate write access to the LSynth repository. My story is a sadly common one in the LDraw community: when I start. Hi everybody! I'm sorry it's been such a long time since I've been able to do anything with Bricksmith, and that I largely vanished.