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I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to place this post, but what is a LDD and how do you mke one?
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What is LDD
Triangle Man- Brick Fiddler
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Brickdoctor- Technical Admin
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LEGO Digital Designer.
Triangle Man- Brick Fiddler
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Nice, so you can build lego without having to buy the bricksBrickdoctor wrote:
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. Sounds good, I may try to build something on this.Last edited by Fallenangel on Tue Aug 09, 2011 12:26 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : Fixed BBcode to facilitate reading)
Fallenangel- Reference Moderator
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Triangle Man wrote:
Nice, so you can build lego without having to buy the bricks
The thing is that it's ridiculously difficult to find parts at first and the program doesn't let you make half the connections you'd be able to make with real bricks. MLCad addresses all of those, but with that you have the issue of floating and overlapping parts. I prefer the latter, though.
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Blokdoctor- Brick Fiddler
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Yeah, one of the huge drawbacks is that you have to wait for TLG to issue new parts. But it's much easier to learn how to use, and you can unlock some more bricks with Extended Mode.Fallenangel wrote:
The thing is that it's ridiculously difficult to find parts at first and the program doesn't let you make half the connections you'd be able to make with real bricks. MLCad addresses all of those, but with that you have the issue of floating and overlapping parts. I prefer the latter, though.
Fallenangel- Reference Moderator
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Interesting that someone who uses illegal techniques as frequently as you do endorses a program as restrictive in assembly as LDD.
Blokdoctor- Brick Fiddler
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It's the ease of use. I do use Bricksmith sometimes, if I have to have the freedom of parts placement.Fallenangel wrote:Interesting that someone who uses illegal techniques as frequently as you do endorses a program as restrictive in assembly as LDD.
Triangle Man- Brick Fiddler
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I suppose I should add this question here. Once I have a LDD file saved, how can I upload it anywhere (i.e. here)?
Blokdoctor- Brick Fiddler
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The graphics are a little different, and the Attachment Method doesn't work here, but you can use Brickshelf as explained in the tutorial I wrote on Eurobricks.Triangle Man wrote:I suppose I should add this question here. Once I have a LDD file saved, how can I upload it anywhere (i.e. here)?
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