* Add 1 Part 6510 Yellow Duplo, Plant Flower with Stud
Comments from Submitter:
There is more going on here, but I found this on ICT and the source for the inventory is set box/picture. It is cropped out of our set pic, but if you go over to the box pic, I can see this flower on the box. There is also some form of green one. Lego data SAYS green, but the color graphic is sand green. I have seen that several times and I am sure it isn't sand green, but I feel like it could be bright green.
* Add 1 Part 6510 Yellow Duplo, Plant Flower with Stud
Comments from Submitter:
There is more going on here, but I found this on ICT and the source for the inventory is set box/picture. It is cropped out of our set pic, but if you go over to the box pic, I can see this flower on the box. There is also some form of green one. Lego data SAYS green, but the color graphic is sand green. I have seen that several times and I am sure it isn't sand green, but I feel like it could be bright green.
The parts are definitely regular green (28 Dark Green). They all have the same
render color, with some of them even using the older EID system (for instance
301128, Design 3011, color 28). The "Green" you are seeing is not LEGO
data, it is what Bricklink has the PCC assigned as. The LEGO data says "SAND
GREEN" (for some reason...), which can be viewed by enabling "Show LEGO
Data" in the settings. For some reason this color data seems to be assigned
PER inventory, and not PER part, which seems to have lead to room for a lot of
oddities.
* Add 1 Part 6510 Yellow Duplo, Plant Flower with Stud
Comments from Submitter:
There is more going on here, but I found this on ICT and the source for the inventory is set box/picture. It is cropped out of our set pic, but if you go over to the box pic, I can see this flower on the box. There is also some form of green one. Lego data SAYS green, but the color graphic is sand green. I have seen that several times and I am sure it isn't sand green, but I feel like it could be bright green.
The parts are definitely regular green (28 Dark Green). They all have the same
render color, with some of them even using the older EID system (for instance
301128, Design 3011, color 28). The "Green" you are seeing is not LEGO
data, it is what Bricklink has the PCC assigned as. The LEGO data says "SAND
GREEN" (for some reason...), which can be viewed by enabling "Show LEGO
Data" in the settings. For some reason this color data seems to be assigned
PER inventory, and not PER part, which seems to have lead to room for a lot of
oddities.
There is a _lot_ of data manipulation going on behind the scenes to try and get
the colors added properly to the LEGO data in the ICT. It is actually very complicated,
and we have to get the developers to constantly tweak things when we find errors.
It is basically a constant work in progress, so the ICT is not a final product
that is always correct. They know about the LEGO DARK GREEN being listed as LEGO
SAND GREEN in some areas, and it will likely be addressed in the next round of
corrections after the holidays. However, we know what the colors really are based
on the PCCs being pulled.
In Inventories Requests, randyf writes:
However, we know what the colors really are based
on the PCCs being pulled.
Do you guys have a PCC lookup that I don't?
Yes, but we can only access it through messages with those at BrickLink. It is
time consuming, but it does allow us to get much more information than publicly
accessible.
In Inventories Requests, randyf writes:
However, we know what the colors really are based
on the PCCs being pulled.
Do you guys have a PCC lookup that I don't?
Yes, but we can only access it through messages with those at BrickLink. It is
time consuming, but it does allow us to get much more information than publicly
accessible.
Is it private for some reason or they just haven't rigged up an public interface
for it?
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