![]() ![]() Unlike for the other modes, there is a Legacy section with a selection of discontinued colors. Q: Are all colors available in LDD Extended mode?Ī: Well most of them. Q: Does Lego offer any end-user support on Extended mode? Q: If I design in LDD Extended mode, will the model also open with LDD on computers that do not have this mode activated? Q: If I activate LDD Extended mode, will LDD still automatically update over the internet when a new version is released? Go HERE to discuss Extended Mode, questions, issues, problems etc. This will unhide that directory, allowing you access to the folders therein, including the files necessary to activate 'Extended Mode' per above. You will first need to unhide it in order to access the directory structure "/library With this newest release of the Macintosh Operating System, the "Library" folder in each individual "User" folder is hidden by default. Regarding LION on the Mac (thanks to Vynsane for the info) Restart LDD and now you have access to a LEGO Universe palette The software was produced by the LEGO Group as a part of LEGO Design byME, a now-defunct service that people could use to order their own LEGO creations for delivery as actual models. ![]() Open it in a text editor and add the line: ThemeAccess=LDDExtendedĥ. LEGO Digital Designer is a free software download that lets you build models with virtual LEGO bricks. Find the file preferences.ini in /User/Library/Application Support/LEGO Company/LEGO Digital Designer/preferences.iniģ. Restart LDD and now you have access to LDD Extended ModeĢ. Open preferences.ini in a text editor and add the line: ThemeAccess=LDDExtendedĥ. NOTE: If you can't find this folder, the read here how to make it visible OR simply enter %appdata% into the Explorer address bar (or Start menu search box) which will automagically open the right place (thanks Andy for the tip)ģ. ![]() Find the file preferences.ini the LEGO Digital Designer folder.įor Windows 7 and Vista it can be found here C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\LEGO Company\LEGO Digital Designer\preferences.iniįor Windows XP here: C:\Documents And Settings\UserName\ApplicationData\Lego Company\Lego Digital Designer\preferences.ini Please do NOT re-post this information on the internet. LEGO takes no responsibility for this mode and there is no support available. Luckily, the LDD Team in Billund (thanks guys!) have thought about us more hardcore LDD fans and has given us LDD Extended mode which again unlocks all bricks.Īlso, please be aware that LEGO is making LDD Extended mode available to us LDD fans as-is. However (and this is important), the new Universe mode does not have all the bricks we are used to. So what about the "old" Lego Universe mode? Well, it is now activated for all users out-of the-box - no need to edit the preferences.ini file to see it. With the release of LDD 4.1 comes a new mode - LDD Extended - that you need to manually activate. (This information by kind permission of the LDD Development Team in Billund) Unlock all the bricks in LDD with LDD Extended Mode There is no longer any need to manually unlock the Extended Mode - it is available to all users when simply installing LDD ![]()
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