Posted April 25, 201113 yr I am trying to stack parts on top of flat tiles yet I have not figured out how to get LDD to do it. Is it possible. For example, I would like to put the two parts together (the right one is upside down).
April 25, 201113 yr Replace one of the tiles with a plate, put the top part into place (it'll attach to the plate), delete the plate, and put the tile back.
April 25, 201113 yr Hi Nicolas There is not way to directly add a brick like you want to since there is not connectivity. Like Brickdoctor says, you need to add some scafolding, remove a 1x2 tile, put the piece in place, remove the scafolding and the put back the 1x2 tile. Illustrations below. (maybe there is an easier way, but it was the methods I thought of first)
April 25, 201113 yr Just to clarify, this is what I was talking about: Of the middle row of pieces, only the blue 1 x 2 is a plate, the others are still tiles. Once this connection is made, delete the blue piece and put the red 1 x 2 Tile on the side back.
April 25, 201113 yr Well, it seems I was all wrong about this, and Brickdoctor was correct I had thought the same as you and only realized what he wanted right before i posted my solution, which incidentally... Was better than yours Mr. Convuluted But yeah, nicholas, either do it like brickdoctor said or just put a brick in the middle of there, connect and delete: Smaller range of viewing angles for connecting but all in all you have less steps. Bonus: "exploded assembly view" (lifted out to display nesting function): Edited April 25, 201113 yr by SpiderSpaceman
April 26, 201113 yr I had thought the same as you and only realized what he wanted right before i posted my solution, which incidentally... Was better than yours Yepp, that was a clever solution. You learn something new everyday
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