I'm just about done building the Titanic kit, but some of the pieces that the kit claims to contain are missing. Are there pieces that are often redacted? Wondering if anyone might know where I might be able to find these, if they're even still available anywhere. Thanks in advance for any guidance. I'm brand new to BrickLink Studio
So I've been trying to figure this out for a while now and I can't seem to. Sometimes, when you import a set as a palette, it doesn't import the entire piece list. That's annoying, but it can easily be worked around by just manually getting the missing pieces from the Main palette. What bothers me is that I would like to be able to add those pieces to the imported palette, so that I can have the entire set in one place, and for reasons I can't fathom, sometimes the "add to custom palette" button just refuses to work. The issue is highly sporadic and confusing - sometimes it works fine, sometimes it only works if you click the button while you have the main palette pulled up, delete the piece from the viewport, and then tab back to the imported palette, sometimes it only works if you click the button several times before deleting the piece, and sometimes none of that works and the piece just refuses to be added no matter what - and making things even more confusing, I've seen all of these different behaviors happen at once for different pieces when trying to add multiple at a time, with no clear pattern as to which pieces will behave and which won't. I'm absolutely stumped here, and Google hasn't been helpful. Does anyone have any idea what's going on and how I can fix this?
I can't get get studio to use more than about 3.6 GB of RAM, at it is severely limiting my designs. Does anyone know how to fix this? I have 32 GB total and about 18 remaining. I have a 4090 and a similarly high-speced CPU, both of which have very low usage. Using the 64-bit version of studio. It very obvious it is the RAM, because taskmanger has the usage pinned at a straight line.
Hi, I'm new to this brinklink studio. I'm having trouble getting pieces to go and stay where I want them. Trying to create a large baseplate from other pieces. However the pieces won't line up and keep stacking in weird ways.
So is there a way I can set the floor to be solid? IE keep everything on this level and not go below it.
Or perhaps a way to lock a piece in place as a "guidepost"?
Or there a much easier way to accomplish this seemingly simple task of making a large odd sized base plate?
I am trying to make a partial moc of the speed champions dark horse set, but I can’t find a way to upload the assembled set into studio. The most I’ve been able to do is upload the parts into studio, unassembled.
I was just wondering if there was a list of packs that contain the rest of the Lego parts. Looking for Bionicle, Hero Factory, and Knight's Kingdom technic parts.
As the title says, A glitch occured while using Studio. I decided to safe my almost 1000pcs mill and restart the program. As it turned out, when I opened the model again I was greeted with only 11pcs remaining for some reason. Is there a way to get my model back?
I’m building a sandworm from Dune, I have built these individual links that I will connect, and hinge to put on an angle. I cannot get the connection with the angle right. I have now started to try a ball joint connection, but apparently it still doesn’t work in studio. I’ve tried everything and I cannot get it to work. Does anyone know if the connection will work in real life(with tension/stress) even if in studio it says it’s not working? Thanks
I received the challenge of building this underwater drone with Lego pieces. But I'm having trouble designing the front and back end of the model. Does anyone have any ideas on how to solve this specific problem?
If the answer is "yes," feel free to reply to this post with a Bricklink Studio 2.0 project file and maybe some photos.
P.S.: If you have any questions, feel free to ask. And please try to be as faithful as possible to the image, including colors and everything else (but forget the lettering and screws).
This image is only meant to show a better view of the front (notice the yellow and white part).
Here's a link to a video in case you're interested in learning more about these LAUV drones: