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> 2. Get many names for pieces that are already in use. To start, the parts • lists
> of LDraw, Auczilla and the set inventory of Tim Vattima will give already a • lot
> of
> names.
Two other resources come to mind:
Lutz Uhlmann's Parts Reference at:
http://titan.informatik.uni-bonn.de/~uhlmann/partlst.html
Technica reference of technic parts at:
http://w3.one.net/~hughesj/technica/t_contents.html
Both of these cover lots of parts not done in LDraw, and the Technica pages
even have images of parts not LDrawn.
> 3. Compare the names of the different databases. A start here might be to • find
> the counterparts of LDraw parts in other programms/auctions. Because LDraw
> uses part numbers, the list of pieces can be split up among various people
> easily.
>
> 4. Make an overview list of the used names. A proposed format is:
> LDraw number; LDraw name; Auczilla name; TV inventory name; other name(s)
> This owuld already be a good start for the Bricktionary.
>
> 5. Adding images or links to images to the overview list and make it a real
> searchable database.
Ideal would be both an LDrawn image and a scanned or POV-Ray image.
-John Van
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