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Lego had its own digital designer, I remember playing around with it a really long time ago, seems its still around. http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/
How does this compare to Mecabricks online? https://www.mecabricks.com/ And the new tool from Stud.io from Bricklink? https://studio.bricklink.com/v2/build/studio.page
Lego had its own digital designer, I remember playing around with it a really long time ago, seems its still around. http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/
Interesting. I wonder why it hasn't been more popular. Also, it would be nice if you could order the bricks for a design by a simple order process.
Lego had its own digital designer, I remember playing around with it a really long time ago, seems its still around. http://ldd.lego.com/en-us/
I remember reading a mulitplayer Lego game dev talk about how her team spent most of their time creating algorithms to detect penis shaped block sets for censorship reasons.
I tried LeoCAD, but it was either lagging or crashing with 1000+ pieces.
I remember reading a mulitplayer Lego game dev talk about how her team spent most of their time creating algorithms to detect penis shaped block sets for censorship reasons.
Sounds difficult to achieve. I attended University of Texas at Austin, and the campus has a central tower that my psychology professor used as an example of something phallic. The dividing line would have to be rather precise not to exclude too much.
When Minecraft came along a few years later, they avoided the problem by making users host the servers. This shifted liability away from the central developer and put the onus on the player community to sort themselves out.
And is there a software to easily feed/initiate this library? Maybe with something as simple as taking a photo of spread parts on the ground.
Am I dreaming?
Is there a software to "manage" a library of LEGO parts, which would then tell me what I can build? And is there a software to easily feed/initiate this library? Maybe with something as simple as taking a photo of spread parts on the ground. Am I dreaming?
It seems to be mostly geared towards sets, so if you don't know the sets you have it may be more difficult (impossible?) to use.