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 Author: Yo_Yo_Flamingo View Messages Posted By Yo_Yo_Flamingo
 Posted: May 6, 2022 19:05
 Subject: Re: Getting the Hang of Brickstore
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In Related Software, 1001bricks writes:
  In Related Software, Yo_Yo_Flamingo writes:
  Hello, helpful folks!
I'm trying to get into the habit of using Brickstore for adding parts to
my store. One feature I'm not finding is to automatically price parts at
6mo average + a set percentage. That would save a lot of time when listing parts.

Oh misread.

You can't automatically do this, but it's a couple of clicks.

* select all lots CTRL+A
* CTRL+G and select the average you wish
* now they're at the average, if you wish a different price let's say
-10% just right click on any price (while selected) and choose Adjust price,
by default in percent - type -10 for example
* all selected are now avg -10%
* Export/Mass Upload

Really it takes seconds...

Just what I was looking for! Many thanks!
 Author: Branesergen View Messages Posted By Branesergen
 Posted: May 6, 2022 17:13
 Subject: Re: Getting the Hang of Brickstore
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What the other guy said.

CTRL + A to select all (get used to doing this for everything!)

Up at the top - very right side - you see a $ with a block, then a $ with a plus.
The 1st one lets you set the price of all you have selected. The 2nd one lets
you adjust up or down a percentage for all select.

So

CTRL A - $ with block - set to 6 month average - enter - $ with + - adjust price
up/down (select percentage) - enter



In Related Software, Yo_Yo_Flamingo writes:
  Hello, helpful folks!
I'm trying to get into the habit of using Brickstore for adding parts to
my store. One feature I'm not finding is to automatically price parts at
6mo average + a set percentage. That would save a lot of time when listing parts.

Anyone know of a way to do this?

How do you quickly price parts for bulk uploads?
 Author: GuglMajo View Messages Posted By GuglMajo
 Posted: May 6, 2022 03:57
 Subject: Re: How about an Android Stud.io version?
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In Related Software, TheJokerOLBC writes:
  If only stu.io would run inside android on tablet or smartphone it would be a
great and very convenient idea...

Maybe it would work on tablets but on a smartphone it would be kind of impossible
to have it being a nice app as it is for pc. Also tablets, compared to apple
iPads are really rare so i would see it coming more for iPadOS rather than android
tbh
 Author: 1001bricks View Messages Posted By 1001bricks
 Posted: May 5, 2022 20:00
 Subject: Re: Getting the Hang of Brickstore
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In Related Software, Yo_Yo_Flamingo writes:
  Hello, helpful folks!
I'm trying to get into the habit of using Brickstore for adding parts to
my store. One feature I'm not finding is to automatically price parts at
6mo average + a set percentage. That would save a lot of time when listing parts.

Oh misread.

You can't automatically do this, but it's a couple of clicks.

* select all lots CTRL+A
* CTRL+G and select the average you wish
* now they're at the average, if you wish a different price let's say
-10% just right click on any price (while selected) and choose Adjust price,
by default in percent - type -10 for example
* all selected are now avg -10%
* Export/Mass Upload

Really it takes seconds...
 Author: Yo_Yo_Flamingo View Messages Posted By Yo_Yo_Flamingo
 Posted: May 5, 2022 19:49
 Subject: Getting the Hang of Brickstore
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Hello, helpful folks!
I'm trying to get into the habit of using Brickstore for adding parts to
my store. One feature I'm not finding is to automatically price parts at
6mo average + a set percentage. That would save a lot of time when listing parts.

Anyone know of a way to do this?

How do you quickly price parts for bulk uploads?
 Author: 1001bricks View Messages Posted By 1001bricks
 Posted: May 4, 2022 18:10
 Subject: Re: How about an Android Stud.io version?
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In Related Software, TheJokerOLBC writes:
  If only stu.io would run inside android on tablet or smartphone it would be a
great and very convenient idea...

Ermmmmm - Studio on a smartphone?

It'd be very convenient to build seeing 1mm sized bricks, yes
Silly, sorry to say.

Note you may try something like VNC/TightVNC... with a deceptive result.
 Author: TheJokerOLBC View Messages Posted By TheJokerOLBC
 Posted: May 4, 2022 17:55
 Subject: How about an Android Stud.io version?
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If only stu.io would run inside android on tablet or smartphone it would be a
great and very convenient idea...
 Author: macebobo View Messages Posted By macebobo
 Posted: May 4, 2022 14:08
 Subject: Re: Studio app folder
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In Technical Issues, Noah_104 writes:
  Program says to specify studio app folder, but I create folder but message invalid
folder. HELP!!!

Welcome to Bricklink, this forum is for Bricklink proper. The studio forum is
found https://forum.bricklink.com/ search for your question as it has been answered
numerous times.
 Author: Noah_104 View Messages Posted By Noah_104
 Posted: May 4, 2022 14:05
 Subject: Studio app folder
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Program says to specify studio app folder, but I create folder but message invalid
folder. HELP!!!
 Author: hpoort View Messages Posted By hpoort
 Posted: May 4, 2022 12:29
 Subject: Re: Building Pallet
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In Help, IEetCrayonz writes:
  I have somehow closed to Building Pallet on Stud.io 2.0 and I don't know
how to get it back. I know you can buy going to View, but it covers the whole
screen and I cant minimise it.

Wrong forum.

You'll find your answer in this thread: https://forum.bricklink.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3788
 Author: IEetCrayonz View Messages Posted By IEetCrayonz
 Posted: May 4, 2022 12:03
 Subject: Building Pallet
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I have somehow closed to Building Pallet on Stud.io 2.0 and I don't know
how to get it back. I know you can buy going to View, but it covers the whole
screen and I cant minimise it.
 Author: TheCuteGiraffe View Messages Posted By TheCuteGiraffe
 Posted: May 4, 2022 01:13
 Subject: Re: "Visibility Inspection" Button in Studio
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These great suggestions would be seen better and seen more in the Studio forum.
 Author: TheCuteGiraffe View Messages Posted By TheCuteGiraffe
 Posted: May 4, 2022 01:12
 Subject: Re: Brick "Resize" Button
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Ask this is the studio forum. They could help more than this forum. Sounds like
a great idea though.
 Author: TheCuteGiraffe View Messages Posted By TheCuteGiraffe
 Posted: May 4, 2022 01:09
 Subject: Re: Installed Studio 2 --
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Ask the question in the Studio forum they can help more than this forum.
 Author: TheCuteGiraffe View Messages Posted By TheCuteGiraffe
 Posted: May 3, 2022 19:58
 Subject: Re: Rotation Issue
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Put this into the studio forum page. They can help there.
 Author: jennnifer View Messages Posted By jennnifer
 Posted: May 2, 2022 20:45
 Subject: Re: Rotation Issue
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In Technical Issues, ChaosLord0908 writes:
  It seems that Rotating(Holding the Left Mouse Button) either delays/lags or doesn't
work all together.
I kept hoping this issue would be resolved with new updates but it seems I might
need to inquire.

This sounds like a Studio problem?

https://forum.bricklink.com/

Jen
 Author: ChaosLord0908 View Messages Posted By ChaosLord0908
 Posted: May 2, 2022 20:43
 Subject: Rotation Issue
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It seems that Rotating(Holding the Left Mouse Button) either delays/lags or doesn't
work all together.
I kept hoping this issue would be resolved with new updates but it seems I might
need to inquire.
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: May 1, 2022 13:44
 Subject: Re: Installed Studio 2 --
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In Problem, rjsherman1 writes:
  I installed Studio 2.0 today and when launched I get a "checking database 10/100"
nothing appears to happen after that -- how long does this take?

Hi,

It should be mostly unnoticeable.
Are you preventing Studio from talking to the servers to check for parts update?


Otherwise, the dedicated forum for Studio and PartDesigner is https://forum.bricklink.com/
(hover over the red Studio icon on every page, then click “Studio Forum”).

Please search the forum for your question before posting a new one (the search
box is in the very dark grey banner).
There’s indexes of known bugs and suggestions that you can browse first:
Studio: https://forum.bricklink.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5579
PartDesigner: https://forum.bricklink.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=5589
 Author: FantasyBricks View Messages Posted By FantasyBricks
 Posted: May 1, 2022 13:43
 Subject: Re: Installed Studio 2 --
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Hello -- Please use this dedicated Studio forum for Studio-related questions:

https://forum.bricklink.com/index.php?sid=3e81358568da2d57a71ef5a97a5e56d1

You may also access the forum using the red Studio icon located to the right
of the green Market icon at the top of the main Bricklink page.

You will have better luck getting an answer there -- Thank you and good luck.
 Author: rjsherman1 View Messages Posted By rjsherman1
 Posted: May 1, 2022 13:26
 Subject: Installed Studio 2 --
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I installed Studio 2.0 today and when launched I get a "checking database 10/100"
nothing appears to happen after that -- how long does this take?
 Author: SnugWuls View Messages Posted By SnugWuls
 Posted: Apr 29, 2022 15:17
 Subject: Re: "Visibility Inspection" Button in Studio
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In Suggestions, psusaxman2000 writes:
  In Suggestions, SnugWuls writes:
  As a follow-up to my previous suggestion for the "Any Color" option in Studio/Bricklink,
I would love to see a "visibility inspection" (or "visibility analysis") button
you can press to identify all the bricks that are completely closed off from
the exterior and thus hidden from view. These "hidden" interior bricks do not
require any special colors to be picked out because no one can seem them, and
people would normally want to buy whatever color is the cheapest on Bricklink.

Currently it is possible to manually distinguish these interior elements by setting
them to one specific color (for example, bright pink so it stands out), but it
is tedious to manually designate them during build. Also, as you continue to
iterate your models, what you have previously designated as "hidden" bricks may
later become visible and vice versa, which introduces human error. With the proposed
"visibility inspection" button, you can just hit the button after the design
is finalized, select all the "hidden" bricks, and change them all to your own
"hidden bricks color" of choice, or in case my other suggestion for the "any
color" option is implemented, they can be designated as "any color," so it's
easy to find the cheapest bricks on Bricklink regardless of color.

Additionally, a user option may be provided so that the user can specify what
qualifies as a "hidden" element. Oftentimes, even when two Lego plates are butting
against each other (especially at an angle), there is a very small microscopic
gap between the two, through which another interior brick can be seen through.
These microscopic gaps are always present (even in official Lego sets) because
of the innate margin of error or give (usually like 0.1-0.2 millimeters) that
is built into all Lego elements. The "visibility inspection" button can be designed
to take these factors into account and also let the user decide how granular
you want to be when deciding what is visible and what is not.

You should post this in the dedicated STUDIO forum:
https://forum.bricklink.com/

Oops, sorry. I resubmitted all my suggestions in the Studio forum. Thanks.
 Author: psusaxman2000 View Messages Posted By psusaxman2000
 Posted: Apr 29, 2022 14:58
 Subject: Re: Brick "Resize" Button
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In Suggestions, SnugWuls writes:
  I would love to see a "resize" button that I can use to easily lengthen or shorten
bricks in-place. For example, if I used a 1x4x1 brick in my model but decided
to swap it out for a longer 1x6x1 brick, I would love to be able to just click
the "resize" button, which would make arrows appear in 6 different directions)
and elongate or shorten an existing brick in any of the three axes to obtain
the longer brick instead of having to delete the old brick, hunt down the new
brick in the menu, and place the new brick. Same goes to plates, tiles, liftarms,
etc. that are each just essentially the same "families" of elements that come
in many different sizes. Resizing the "height" might be a little tricker but
being able to resize in-place in the lateral axes would be great.

You should post this in the dedicated STUDIO forum:
https://forum.bricklink.com/
 Author: psusaxman2000 View Messages Posted By psusaxman2000
 Posted: Apr 29, 2022 14:57
 Subject: Re: "Any Color" Option in Studio
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In Suggestions, SnugWuls writes:
  I think it would be great to have an "any color" (or "unspecified" or "undecided")
option. For many elements that eventually become hidden inside your model (e.g.,
skeletal structures), it doesn't matter what color they are. However, depending
on what color you choose, the cost of ordering bricks from Bricklink later on
can fluctuate drastically. I don't want to worry about "what is the cheapest
color for this particular brick" in the middle of designing my model every time
I'm picking out a brick that will not be visible. One thing I do right now
is just pick out a random color (some obscure color you're not going to use
anywhere else) and designate that color to all your hidden colors, so I can worry
about picking colors later, but this doesn't give me a realistic cost estimate
while I'm building a model. I want an "any color" option (essentially meaning
"I don't care what color this is as long as it's the cheapest color)
for your bricks and the cost estimate to reflect the cheapest price regardless
of color. The "any color" brick can show up as hashed or checkered in your screen
to indicate its unspecified status. This will also help when I share my .io file
with someone, and they will be able to make a better and more up-to-date purchasing
decision by knowing which bricks will end up being hidden from view and can be
thus purchased in any color. Ideally, this feature would be implemented both
on Studio and Bricklink.

You should post this in the dedicated STUDIO forum:
https://forum.bricklink.com/
 Author: psusaxman2000 View Messages Posted By psusaxman2000
 Posted: Apr 29, 2022 14:57
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In Suggestions, SnugWuls writes:
  As a follow-up to my previous suggestion for the "Any Color" option in Studio/Bricklink,
I would love to see a "visibility inspection" (or "visibility analysis") button
you can press to identify all the bricks that are completely closed off from
the exterior and thus hidden from view. These "hidden" interior bricks do not
require any special colors to be picked out because no one can seem them, and
people would normally want to buy whatever color is the cheapest on Bricklink.

Currently it is possible to manually distinguish these interior elements by setting
them to one specific color (for example, bright pink so it stands out), but it
is tedious to manually designate them during build. Also, as you continue to
iterate your models, what you have previously designated as "hidden" bricks may
later become visible and vice versa, which introduces human error. With the proposed
"visibility inspection" button, you can just hit the button after the design
is finalized, select all the "hidden" bricks, and change them all to your own
"hidden bricks color" of choice, or in case my other suggestion for the "any
color" option is implemented, they can be designated as "any color," so it's
easy to find the cheapest bricks on Bricklink regardless of color.

Additionally, a user option may be provided so that the user can specify what
qualifies as a "hidden" element. Oftentimes, even when two Lego plates are butting
against each other (especially at an angle), there is a very small microscopic
gap between the two, through which another interior brick can be seen through.
These microscopic gaps are always present (even in official Lego sets) because
of the innate margin of error or give (usually like 0.1-0.2 millimeters) that
is built into all Lego elements. The "visibility inspection" button can be designed
to take these factors into account and also let the user decide how granular
you want to be when deciding what is visible and what is not.

You should post this in the dedicated STUDIO forum:
https://forum.bricklink.com/
 Author: DPB View Messages Posted By DPB
 Posted: Apr 29, 2022 14:55
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In Suggestions, SnugWuls writes:
  As a follow-up to my previous suggestion for the "Any Color" option in Studio/Bricklink,
I would love to see a "visibility inspection" (or "visibility analysis") button
you can press to identify all the bricks that are completely closed off from
the exterior and thus hidden from view. These "hidden" interior bricks do not
require any special colors to be picked out because no one can seem them, and
people would normally want to buy whatever color is the cheapest on Bricklink.

Currently it is possible to manually distinguish these interior elements by setting
them to one specific color (for example, bright pink so it stands out), but it
is tedious to manually designate them during build. Also, as you continue to
iterate your models, what you have previously designated as "hidden" bricks may
later become visible and vice versa, which introduces human error. With the proposed
"visibility inspection" button, you can just hit the button after the design
is finalized, select all the "hidden" bricks, and change them all to your own
"hidden bricks color" of choice, or in case my other suggestion for the "any
color" option is implemented, they can be designated as "any color," so it's
easy to find the cheapest bricks on Bricklink regardless of color.

Additionally, a user option may be provided so that the user can specify what
qualifies as a "hidden" element. Oftentimes, even when two Lego plates are butting
against each other (especially at an angle), there is a very small microscopic
gap between the two, through which another interior brick can be seen through.
These microscopic gaps are always present (even in official Lego sets) because
of the innate margin of error or give (usually like 0.1-0.2 millimeters) that
is built into all Lego elements. The "visibility inspection" button can be designed
to take these factors into account and also let the user decide how granular
you want to be when deciding what is visible and what is not.

Love your enthusiasm!

You will surely get more views and possible responses if you were to ask these
questions in the dedicated Designer Forum.

Thanks for speaking up!

dpb

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