It's useful if you have some illegal connection: you can split your model into two legal models and then handle it in Blueprint (which of course doesn't have collision detection and such).Īdded an "Add Page" command on the layout. There's a new function Merge design: you can now open a model and then merge a second model in it.There's no UI, you have to change the config file at C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\blueprint.ini and set properties like this: lor.0=#d5ecf9 The color is in RGB and the index is the submodel depth (0 main model, 1 first level submodel etc) You can now set custom colors on pages.Part lengths for technic parts (customizable) You can download Blueprint version 0026 for Windows here. Should you like the program and you feel like, you can donate any amount of money here: thanks in advance! Use at your own risk, i decline any responsability for anything that may happen to you using the program. Opengl capabilities, version 3.2 or better (if you have a semi-recent graphic card, you should be ok)
Have any bug or feature request? Be a good fellow and report it in our shiny issue tracker. Treat LDD groups and subgroups as submodelsĪ wiki is available with plenty of documentation.
Many of the comforts of mature software are completely missing.Įasy drag-and-drop steps definition interface Many of the features are there but are awkward to use (see model rotation), waiting for a better user interface. Note that this is still beta software, it may crash or explode without warning taking everything you hold dear with it.
When you're done, you can move to the "Page layout" and generate the illustrations, that you can adjust as you prefer. You then refine building steps by moving parts around, creating steps, submodels and callouts and organizing stuff as you prefer. The program will generate a default serie of building steps (taking into account LDD group definitions). So i hereby present:Ī building instruction generator for Lego Digital Designer. Here we are! After some more tweaking on the program, i feel it's stable enough to be usable.
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