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'''LDraw Primitives Reference'''
'''LDraw Primitives Reference'''
Latest Update: 01.12.2025, added the LDraw 2025-11 primitives.


This page is a source of reference for the LDraw primitives in the \LDraw\p directory. Primitives are defined as highly re-usable components of LEGO parts modelled for LDraw.
This page is a source of reference for the LDraw primitives in the \LDraw\p directory. Primitives are defined as highly re-usable components of LEGO parts modelled for LDraw.
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[[File:XYZaxes.png|200px|middle|alt=Axes]]An understanding of the orientation of the co-ordinate axes is essential for authoring a part for LDraw. For reference within this page the axes and their direction is shown in this diagram.<br clear=all>
[[File:XYZaxes.png|200px|middle|alt=Axes]]An understanding of the orientation of the co-ordinate axes is essential for authoring a part for LDraw. For reference within this page the axes and their direction is shown in this diagram.<br clear=all>


==Rectilinear primitives==
==Rectilinear primitives==
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'''Nomenclature'''
'''Nomenclature'''
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would generate a 80LDu x 40LDu rectangle in the {x,y} plane.<br>
would generate a 80LDu x 40LDu rectangle in the {x,y} plane.<br>
'''Do NOT rotate rect primitives outside of right angles: 90°, 180 ... on all axes.'''




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| '''triangle.dat''' || '''Triangle with all edges'''
| '''triangle.dat''' || '''Triangle with all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:triangle.png|200px|thumb|alt=Triangle]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:triangle.png|200px|alt=Triangle]]
|| This primitive represents a isosceles right triangle in the {x,z} plane and the three edges that bound it. Its origin is at the tip of the right angle and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions. To avoid matrix arithmetic problems in some renderers, the third dimension ({y} in the default orientation) must be given a non-zero scaling factor.
|| This primitive represents a isosceles right triangle in the {x,z} plane and the three edges that bound it. Its origin is at the tip of the right angle and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions. To avoid matrix arithmetic problems in some renderers, the third dimension ({y} in the default orientation) must be given a non-zero scaling factor.


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| '''rect.dat''' || '''Rectangle with all edges'''
| '''rect.dat''' || '''Rectangle with all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:rect.png|200px|thumb|alt=Rect]]
| [[File:rect.png|200px|alt=Rect]]
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane and the four edges that bound it. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane and the four edges that bound it. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
|-
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| '''rect3.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 3 edges'''
| '''rect3.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 3 edges'''
|-
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| [[File:rect3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Rect3]]
| [[File:rect3.png|200px|alt=Rect3]]
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes one edge {-z}. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes one edge {-z}. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|-
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| '''rect2p.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 2 parallel edges'''
| '''rect2p.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 2 parallel edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:rect2p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Rect2p]]
| [[File:rect2p.png|200px|alt=Rect2p]]
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two parallel edges ({+x} and {-x}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two parallel edges ({+x} and {-x}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|-
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| '''rect2a.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 2 adjacent edges'''
| '''rect2a.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 2 adjacent edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:rect2a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Rect2a]]
| [[File:rect2a.png|200px|alt=Rect2a]]
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two adjacent edges ({-x} and {-z}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two adjacent edges ({-x} and {-z}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|-
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| '''rect1.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 1 edge'''
| '''rect1.dat''' || '''Rectangle with 1 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:rect1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Rect1]]
| [[File:rect1.png|200px|alt=Rect1]]
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but include only the one {+x} edge. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.   
|| This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but include only the one {+x} edge. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.   
|-
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| '''recte3.dat''' || '''Empty rectangle with three edges'''
| '''recte3.dat''' || '''Empty rectangle with three edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:recte3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Recte3]]
| [[File:recte3.png|200px|alt=Recte3]]
|| This primitive represents three edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|| This primitive represents three edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.  
|-
|-
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| '''recte4.dat''' || '''Empty rectangle with all edges'''
| '''recte4.dat''' || '''Empty rectangle with all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:recte4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Recte4]]
| [[File:recte4.png|200px|alt=Recte4]]
|| This primitive represents the four edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents the four edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
|}
|}
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| '''box.dat''' || '''Cuboid with all faces and edges'''
| '''box.dat''' || '''Cuboid with all faces and edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:box.png|200px|alt=Box]]
|| This primitive is used to define a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
|| This primitive is used to define a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
|-
|-
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| '''box0.dat''' || '''Cuboid with no faces and edges'''
| '''box0.dat''' || '''Cuboid with no faces and edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box0.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box0]]
| [[File:box0.png|200px|alt=Box0]]
|| This primitive is used to define the frame a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
|| This primitive is used to define the frame a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
|-
|-
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| '''box5.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces and all edges'''
| '''box5.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces and all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box5]]
| [[File:box5.png|200px|alt=Box5]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box5-1.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without 1 edge'''
| '''box5-1.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without 1 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box5-1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box5-1]]
| [[File:box5-1.png|200px|alt=Box5-1]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and one edge {-z} of that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and one edge {-z} of that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box5-2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without 2 parallel edges'''
| '''box5-2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without 2 parallel edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box5-2p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box5-2p]]
| [[File:box5-2p.png|200px|alt=Box5-2p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and two of the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and two of the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box5-4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without top edges'''
| '''box5-4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces without top edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box5-4a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box5-4a]]
| [[File:box5-4a.png|200px|alt=Box5-4a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box5-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces missing all edges'''
| '''box5-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 5 faces missing all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box5-12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box5-12]]
| [[File:box5-12.png|200px|alt=Box5-12]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and all edges. Its primary use is for sticker parts. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and all edges. Its primary use is for sticker parts. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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! colspan="2" | Box4 overview
! colspan="2" | Box4 overview
|-
|-
| colspan="2" | [[File:Box4_Overview.PNG|thumb|600px|left|alt=Box4 Overview]]
| colspan="2" | [[File:Box4_Overview.PNG|600px|left|alt=Box4 Overview]]
|-
|-


| '''box4.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces and all edges'''
| '''box4.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces and all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4]]
| [[File:box4.png|200px|alt=Box4]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box4o4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without bottom edges'''
| '''box4o4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without bottom edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4o4a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4o4a]]
| [[File:box4o4a.png|200px|alt=Box4o4a]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box4o8a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without top and bottom edges'''
| '''box4o8a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without top and bottom edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4o8a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4o8a]]
| [[File:box4o8a.png|200px|alt=Box4o8a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the top and bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the top and bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box4t.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent and all edges'''
| '''box4t.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent and all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4t.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4t]]
| [[File:box4t.png|200px|alt=Box4t]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces, but with all its edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces, but with all its edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box4-1.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 1 edge'''
| '''box4-1.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 1 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-1]]
| [[File:box4-1.png|200px|alt=Box4-1]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and the edge between those faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and the edge between those faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box4-2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 faces without two opposite top edges'''
| '''box4-2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 faces without two opposite top edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-2p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-2p]]
| [[File:box4-2p.png|200px|alt=Box4-2p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing two edges of the top face - the intersection of the two missing faces and the opposite edge. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing two edges of the top face - the intersection of the two missing faces and the opposite edge. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box4-3p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 faces without three parallel edges'''
| '''box4-3p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 faces without three parallel edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-3p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-3p]]
| [[File:box4-3p.png|200px|alt=Box4-3p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box4-4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges'''
| '''box4-4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-4a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-4a]]
| [[File:box4-4a.png|200px|alt=Box4-4a]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box4-5a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 5 edges'''
| '''box4-5a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 5 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-5a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-5a]]
| [[File:box4-5a.png|200px|alt=Box4-5a]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges at the top and the bottom of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges at the top and the bottom of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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|-
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| '''box4-7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 7 edges'''
| '''box4-7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 7 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-7a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-7a]]
| [[File:box4-7a.png|200px|alt=Box4-7a]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of both missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of both missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box4-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
| '''box4-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box4-12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box4-12]]
| [[File:box4-12.png|200px|alt=Box4-12]]
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box3-3.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edges'''
| '''box3-3.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3-3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3-3]]
| [[File:box3-3.png|200px|alt=Box3-3]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''box3-5a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges'''
| '''box3-5a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3-5a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3-5a]]
| [[File:box3-5a.png|200px|alt=Box3-5a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges and the outer edges except those on the left {-z}. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges and the outer edges except those on the left {-z}. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
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| '''box3-7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 7 adjacent edges'''
| '''box3-7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 7 adjacent edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3-7a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3-7a]]
| [[File:box3-7a.png|200px|alt=Box3-7a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges but only the outer edges at the top (-y). Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges but only the outer edges at the top (-y). Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
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| '''box3-9a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 9 adjacent edges'''
| '''box3-9a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 9 adjacent edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3-9a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3-9a]]
| [[File:box3-9a.png|200px|alt=Box3-9a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes only the three internal edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes only the three internal edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
|-
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| '''box3-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
| '''box3-12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3-12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3-12]]
| [[File:box3-12.png|200px|alt=Box3-12]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces but excludes all edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces but excludes all edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
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! colspan="2" | Box3u overview
! colspan="2" | Box3u overview
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| colspan="2" | [[File:Box3u_Overview.PNG|thumb|600px|left|alt=Box3u Overview]]
| colspan="2" | [[File:Box3u_Overview.PNG|600px|left|alt=Box3u Overview]]
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| '''box3u2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 2 edges'''
| '''box3u2p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 2 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u2p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u2p]]
| [[File:box3u2p.png|200px|alt=Box3u2p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u4p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 parallel edges'''
| '''box3u4p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 parallel edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u4p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u4p]]
| [[File:box3u4p.png|200px|alt=Box3u4p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the topand bottom edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the topand bottom edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
| '''box3u4a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u4a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u4a]]
| [[File:box3u4a.png|200px|alt=Box3u4a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u5p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 5 edges'''
| '''box3u5p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 5 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u5p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u5p]]
| [[File:box3u5p.png|200px|alt=Box3u5p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edge of the left {-x} face and all edges of the right {+x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edge of the left {-x} face and all edges of the right {+x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u6.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 6 edges'''
| '''box3u6.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 6 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u6]]
| [[File:box3u6.png|200px|alt=Box3u6]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top and bottom edges of the right {+x} face and all edges of the left {-x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top and bottom edges of the right {+x} face and all edges of the left {-x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u6a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 adjacent and 2 parallel edges'''
| '''box3u6a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 adjacent and 2 parallel edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u6a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u6a]]
| [[File:box3u6a.png|200px|alt=Box3u6a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the top edges and the bottom edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the top edges and the bottom edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 7 adjacent edges'''
| '''box3u7a.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 7 adjacent edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u7a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u7a]]
| [[File:box3u7a.png|200px|alt=Box3u7a]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top (-y) and right (+x) faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top (-y) and right (+x) faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box3u8p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 8 edges (in two parallel groups)'''
| '''box3u8p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces missing 8 edges (in two parallel groups)'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u8p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u8p]]
| [[File:box3u8p.png|200px|alt=Box3u8p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
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| '''box3u10p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces in a 'U' shape, missing 10 edges (all except those between the faces)'''
| '''box3u10p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 faces in a 'U' shape, missing 10 edges (all except those between the faces)'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u10p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u10p]]
| [[File:box3u10p.png|200px|alt=Box3u10p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except the two betweenthe faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except the two betweenthe faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''box3u12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 parallel faces missing all edges'''
| '''box3u12.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 3 parallel faces missing all edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box3u12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box3u12]]
| [[File:box3u12.png|200px|alt=Box3u12]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''boxjcyl4.dat''' || '''Box truncated by cylinder'''
| '''boxjcyl4.dat''' || '''Box truncated by cylinder'''
|-
|-
| [[File:boxjcyl4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Boxjcyl4]]
| [[File:boxjcyl4.png|x200px|alt=Boxjcyl4]]
|| This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a box and cylinders of different radii. The box has a fixed width of 2LDu and the cylinder radius is denoted by the r in the filename.
|| This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a box and cylinders of different radii. The box has a fixed width of 2LDu and the cylinder radius is denoted by the r in the filename.


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| '''box2-5.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 5 edges'''
| '''box2-5.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 5 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box2-5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box2-5]]
| [[File:box2-5.png|x200px|alt=Box2-5]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges which do not bound the included faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges which do not bound the included faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
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| '''box2-7.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 7 edges'''
| '''box2-7.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 7 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box2-7.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box2-7]]
| [[File:box2-7.png|x200px|alt=Box2-7]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the left {-x} and right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the left {-x} and right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
| '''box2-7p.dat''' || '''Box with 2 Faces without 7 Adjacent Edges'''
|-
| [[File:box2-7p.png|x200px|alt=Box2-7p]]
||
|-
|-


| '''box2-9.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except those connected to the {+x}, {+y}, {+z} vertex)'''
| '''box2-9.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except those connected to the {+x}, {+y}, {+z} vertex)'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box2-9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box2-9]]
| [[File:box2-9.png|x200px|alt=Box2-9]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
|-
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| '''box2-9p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except three parallel edges)'''
| '''box2-9p.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except three parallel edges)'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box2-9p.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box2-9p]]
| [[File:box2-9p.png|x200px|alt=Box2-9p]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those parallel to that. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those parallel to that. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
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| '''box2-11.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 11 edges'''
| '''box2-11.dat''' || '''Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 11 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:box2-11.png|200px|thumb|alt=Box2-11]]
| [[File:box2-11.png|x200px|alt=Box2-11]]
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|| This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
|-
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| '''tri3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces'''
| '''tri3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3]]
| [[File:tri3.png|x200px|alt=Tri3]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces but including all edges. The left {-x} and front {-z} faces are perpendicular. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces but including all edges. The left {-x} and front {-z} faces are perpendicular. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
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| '''tri3-1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces'''
| '''tri3-1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3-1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3-1]]
| [[File:tri3-1.png|x200px|alt=Tri3-1]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes the top edge of the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes the top edge of the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3-3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism missing 3 faces'''
| '''tri3-3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism missing 3 faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3-3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3-3]]
| [[File:tri3-3.png|x200px|alt=Tri3-3]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3a1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 1 edge'''
| '''tri3a1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 1 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3a1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3a1]]
| [[File:tri3a1.png|x200px|alt=Tri3a1]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse as well as the top edge at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse as well as the top edge at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3a3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edge'''
| '''tri3a3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3a3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3a3]]
| [[File:tri3a3.png|x200px|alt=Tri3a3]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3a4''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 4 adjacent edges'''
| '''tri3a4''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 4 adjacent edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3a4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3a4]]
| [[File:tri3a4.png|x200px|alt=Tri3a4]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all edges at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all edges at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3u1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 1 edge'''
| '''tri3u1.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 1 edge'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3u1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3u1]]
| [[File:tri3u1.png|x200px|alt=Tri3u1]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri3u3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 3 edges'''
| '''tri3u3.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 3 edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri3u3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri3u3]]
| [[File:tri3u3.png|x200px|alt=Tri3u3]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces, the edge where they would join and one edge of each of the triangles. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces, the edge where they would join and one edge of each of the triangles. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-
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| '''tri4.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 2 square faces and 2 triangular faces'''
| '''tri4.dat''' || '''Right-angled triangular prism with 2 square faces and 2 triangular faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:tri4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tri4]]
| [[File:tri4.png|x200px|alt=Tri4]]
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the face at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|| This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the face at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
|-
| '''ribt45.dat''' || '''Rib T-Shaped for 45 Degree Plate Edges'''
|-
| [[File:Ribt45.png|200px|alt=Ribt45]]
||
|}
|}
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{| style="text-align:right; width: 100%;"
{| style="text-align:right; width: 100%;"
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==Curved primitives==
==Curved primitives==
<div class="mw-collapsible">


LDraw represents curved surfaces as polygons. For circular components two series of primitives are provided.
LDraw represents curved surfaces as polygons. For circular components two series of primitives are provided.
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! colspan="2" | Circular 2D Overview
! colspan="2" | Circular 2D Overview
|-
|-
| colspan="2" | [[File:Circular_2D_Overview.PNG|thumb|600px|left|alt=Circular 2D Overview]]
| colspan="2" | [[File:Circular_2D_Overview.PNG|600px|left|alt=Circular 2D Overview]]
|-
|-


| '''n-fedge.dat''' || '''Circular line segment'''
| '''n-fedge.dat''' || '''Circular line segment'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4edge.png|200px|thumb|alt=4-4Edge]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:4-4edge.png|200px|alt=4-4Edge]]
|| This suite of primitives are used for edges which comprise an entire or part circle.
|| This suite of primitives are used for edges which comprise an entire or part circle.


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| '''n-fdisc.dat''' || '''Circular disc sector'''
| '''n-fdisc.dat''' || '''Circular disc sector'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4disc.png|200px|thumb|alt=4-4disc]]
| [[File:4-4disc.png|200px|alt=4-4disc]]
|| This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise an entire or part circle.
|| This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise an entire or part circle.


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| '''n-fchrd.dat''' || '''Circular disc segment'''
| '''n-fchrd.dat''' || '''Circular disc segment'''
|-
|-
| [[File:1-4chrd.png|200px|thumb|alt=1-4chrd]]
| [[File:1-4chrd.png|200px|alt=1-4chrd]]
|| This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise part of a circle enclosed by the arc of its circumference and its chord. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the grey segment is generated by the 1-4chrd primitive.
|| This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise part of a circle enclosed by the arc of its circumference and its chord. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the grey segment is generated by the 1-4chrd primitive.


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High resolution (n-f): 1-48 (see note) 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 7-24, 5-16, 1-3, 3-8, 19-48, 5-12, 7-16, 11-24, 2-4<br>
High resolution (n-f): 1-48 (see note) 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 7-24, 5-16, 1-3, 3-8, 19-48, 5-12, 7-16, 11-24, 2-4<br>
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-8, 2-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-8, 2-4
Note: The regular resolution 1-16chrd.dat and high resolution 1-48chrd are special cases, see Primitive Substitution Adapters below for more information
|-
| '''n-fchrde.dat''' || '''Circular disc segment with Edges'''
|-
| [[File:2-4chrde.png|200px|alt=2-4chrde]]
|| This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise part of a circle enclosed by the arc of its circumference and its chord plus the corrisponding edge.
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-4, 2-4<br>


Note: The regular resolution 1-16chrd.dat and high resolution 1-48chrd are special cases, see Primitive Substitution Adapters below for more information
Note: The regular resolution 1-16chrd.dat and high resolution 1-48chrd are special cases, see Primitive Substitution Adapters below for more information
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| '''n-fndis.dat''' || '''Inverse of circular disc sector'''
| '''n-fndis.dat''' || '''Inverse of circular disc sector'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4ndis.png|200px|thumb|alt=4-4ndisc]]
| [[File:4-4ndis.png|200px|alt=4-4ndisc]]
|| This suite of primitives pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding square. They are used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements.
|| This suite of primitives pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding square. They are used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements.


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| '''n-ftang.dat''' || '''Tangential ring segment'''
| '''n-ftang.dat''' || '''Tangential ring segment'''
|-
|-
| [[File:1-4tang.png|200px|thumb|alt=1-4tang]]
| [[File:1-4tang.png|200px|alt=1-4tang]]
|| This suite of primitives are used to pad a 16-sided polygon to a circumscribing 16-sided polygon whose edges are tangential to the inner polygon. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-4tang primitive.
|| This suite of primitives are used to pad a 16-sided polygon to a circumscribing 16-sided polygon whose edges are tangential to the inner polygon. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-4tang primitive.


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4<br>
High resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4<br>
Low resolution (n-f): 3-8
|-
|-


| '''n-ftndis.dat''' || '''Disc negative truncated'''
| '''n-ftndis.dat''' || '''Disc negative truncated'''
|-
|-
| [[File:1-8tndis.png|200px|thumb|alt=1-8tndis]]
| [[File:1-8tndis.png|200px|alt=1-8tndis]]
|| [[File:Tndis-example.png|200px|right|alt=Tndis-example]]
|| [[File:Tndis-example.png|200px|right|alt=Tndis-example]]
This suite of primitives are used to used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements. These pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding rectangle, spanning from x = 1 to the minimal x value of the matching primitive. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-8tndis primitive. The image on the right showes the difference between tang, tndis and ndis.
This suite of primitives are used to used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements. These pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding rectangle, spanning from x = 1 to the minimal x value of the matching primitive. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-8tndis primitive. The image on the right showes the difference between tang, tndis and ndis.
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| '''n-faring.dat''' || '''Circular adaptor ring segment'''
| '''n-faring.dat''' || '''Circular adaptor ring segment'''
|-
|-
| [[File:2-4aring.png|200px|thumb|alt=2-4aring]]
| [[File:2-4aring.png|200px|alt=2-4aring]]
||This suite of primitives are used to interface between high resolution (48-segment) circular primitives and normal resolution (16-segment) circluar primitives. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 2-4aring primitive.
||This suite of primitives are used to interface between high resolution (48-segment) circular primitives and normal resolution (16-segment) circluar primitives. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 2-4aring primitive.


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 4-4<br>
High resolution (n-f): 1-8, 1-4, 3-16, 2-4, 4-4<br>
High resolution (n-f): 1-4
|-
|-


| '''1-16chrd.dat'''<br>'''1-48chrd.dat'''<br>'''n-fering.dat''' || '''Primitive Substitution Adapters'''
| '''1-16chrd.dat'''<br>'''1-48chrd.dat'''<br>'''n-fering.dat''' || '''Primitive Substitution Adapters'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4edge.png|200px|thumb|alt=4-4edge]]
| [[File:4-4edge.png|200px|alt=4-4edge]]
||  This suite of primitives are used correct for gaps that form between curved primitives and normal geometry in editors that utilize primitive substitution. This is a special case used on the inside of a curved primitive where it joins geometry that cannot make use of a curved primitive. The chrd files themselves are simply a reference to empty.dat, which under normal circumstances does not draw anything. However, in tools that support primitive substitution, the curved primitive it is attached to would normally in this case create a gap when rendered using more than 16 points to form a circle. In that case, the substituted version of these normally empty primitives would fill in the gap between the curve and the other geometry.
||  This suite of primitives are used correct for gaps that form between curved primitives and normal geometry in editors that utilize primitive substitution. This is a special case used on the inside of a curved primitive where it joins geometry that cannot make use of a curved primitive. The chrd files themselves are simply a reference to empty.dat, which under normal circumstances does not draw anything. However, in tools that support primitive substitution, the curved primitive it is attached to would normally in this case create a gap when rendered using more than 16 points to form a circle. In that case, the substituted version of these normally empty primitives would fill in the gap between the curve and the other geometry.


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| '''n-fringr.dat'''<br>'''n-frinrr.dat'''<br>'''n-ffrinr.dat'''<br>'''n-ffrirr.dat'''<br>'''nn-ffrir.dat'''<br>ringr.dat (deprecated name)<br>ringrr.dat (deprecated name) || '''Circular ring segment'''
| '''n-fringr.dat'''<br>'''n-frinrr.dat'''<br>'''n-ffrinr.dat'''<br>'''n-ffrirr.dat'''<br>'''nn-ffrir.dat'''<br>ringr.dat (deprecated name)<br>ringrr.dat (deprecated name) || '''Circular ring segment'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4ring1.png|200px|thumb|alt=1-4ring1]]
| [[File:4-4ring1.png|200px|alt=1-4ring1]]
|| This suite of primitives are used to generate circular rings or part rings. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the ring - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. For example a n-f4-4ring4 primitive would create a ring with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.
|| This suite of primitives are used to generate circular rings or part rings. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the ring - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. For example a n-f4-4ring4 primitive would create a ring with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.


Note: The correct nomenclature is to use the full word "ring". All newly created ring primitives must use "ring". Due to the fact that too many files would be affected, it was decided to keep the current official "rin" primitives in the library. All files using "ri" have been moved, to use "ring".
Note: The correct nomenclature is to use the full word "ring". All newly created ring primitives must use "ring". Official files using "rin" have been obsoleted. All files using "ri" or "rin" have been moved, to use "ring".


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution:<br>
Regular resolution:<br>
r=1: 1-16rin1, 1-8ring1, 3-16rin1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 3-8ring1, 7-16rin1, 2-4ring1, 9-16ring1, 5-8ring1, 3-4ring1, 7-8ring1, 4-4ring1<br>
r=1: 1-16ring1, 1-8ring1, 3-16ring1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 3-8ring1, 7-16ring1, 2-4ring1, 9-16ring1, 5-8ring1, 3-4ring1, 7-8ring1, 4-4ring1<br>
r=2: 1-16rin2, 1-8ring2, 3-16rin2, 1-4ring2, 5-16rin2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 5-8ring2, 3-4ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2<br>
r=2: 1-16ring2, 1-8ring2, 3-16ring2, 1-4ring2, 5-16ring2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 5-8ring2, 3-4ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2<br>
r=3: 1-16rin3, 1-8ring3, 3-16rin3, 1-4ring3, 5-16rin3, 3-8ring3, 7-16rin3, 2-4ring3, 5-8ring3, 3-4ring3, 7-8ring3, 4-4ring3<br>
r=3: 1-16ring3, 1-8ring3, 3-16ring3, 1-4ring3, 5-16ring3, 3-8ring3, 7-16ring3, 2-4ring3, 5-8ring3, 3-4ring3, 7-8ring3, 4-4ring3<br>
r=4: 1-16rin4, 1-8ring4, 3-16rin4, 1-4ring4, 5-16ring4, 3-8ring4, 7-16rin4, 2-4ring4, 5-8ring4, 3-4ring4, 4-4ring4<br>
r=4: 1-16ring4, 1-8ring4, 3-16ring4, 1-4ring4, 5-16ring4, 3-8ring4, 7-16ring4, 2-4ring4, 5-8ring4, 3-4ring4, 4-4ring4<br>
r=5: 1-8ring5, 3-16rin5, 1-4ring5, 5-16rin5, 3-8ring5, 2-4ring5, 3-4ring5, 4-4ring5<br>
r=5: 1-8ring5, 3-16ring5, 1-4ring5, 5-16ring5, 3-8ring5, 2-4ring5, 3-4ring5, 4-4ring5<br>
r=6: 1-16ring6, 1-8ring6, 3-16rin6, 1-4ring6, 3-8ring6, 7-16ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-8ring6, 3-4ring6, 4-4ring6<br>
r=6: 1-16ring6, 1-8ring6, 3-16ring6, 1-4ring6, 3-8ring6, 7-16ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-8ring6, 3-4ring6, 4-4ring6<br>
r=7: 1-8ring7, 3-16rin7, 1-4ring7, 5-16ring7, 3-8ring7, 7-16ring7, 2-4ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7<br>
r=7: 1-8ring7, 3-16ring7, 1-4ring7, 5-16ring7, 3-8ring7, 7-16ring7, 2-4ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7<br>
r=8: 1-16ring8, 1-8ring8, 3-16rin8, 1-4ring8, 5-16ring8, 3-8ring8, 7-16ring8, 2-4ring8, 3-4ring8, 7-8ring8, 4-4ring8<br>
r=8: 1-16ring8, 1-8ring8, 3-16ring8, 1-4ring8, 5-16ring8, 3-8ring8, 7-16ring8, 2-4ring8, 3-4ring8, 7-8ring8, 4-4ring8<br>
r=9: 1-16ring9, 1-8ring9, 3-16rin9, 1-4ring9, 5-16ring9, 3-8ring9, 7-16ring9, 2-4ring9, 3-4ring9, 7-8ring9, 4-4ring9<br>
r=9: 1-16ring9, 1-8ring9, 3-16ring9, 1-4ring9, 5-16ring9, 3-8ring9, 7-16ring9, 2-4ring9, 3-4ring9, 7-8ring9, 4-4ring9<br>
r=10: 1-8rin10, 3-16ring10, 1-4rin10, 3-8rin10, 2-4rin10, 5-8ring10, 3-4rin10, 4-4rin10<br>
r=10: 1-8ring10, 3-16ring10, 1-4ring10, 3-8ring10, 2-4ring10, 5-8ring10, 3-4ring10, 4-4ring10<br>
r=11: 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4rin11, 7-16ring11, 2-4rin11, 4-4rin11<br>
r=11: 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4ring11, 7-16ring11, 2-4ring11, 4-4ring11<br>
r=12: 1-8ring12, 3-16ring12, 1-4rin12, 5-16ring12, 3-8rin12, 2-4rin12, 7-8rin12, 4-4rin12<br>
r=12: 1-8ring12, 3-16ring12, 1-4ring12, 5-16ring12, 3-8ring12, 2-4ring12, 7-8ring12, 4-4ring12<br>
r=13: 1-8ring13, 3-16ring13, 1-4rin13, 5-16ring13, 3-8rin13, 2-4rin13, 4-4rin13<br>
r=13: 1-8ring13, 3-16ring13, 1-4ring13, 5-16ring13, 3-8ring13, 2-4ring13, 4-4ring13<br>
r=14: 3-16ring14, 1-4rin14, 2-4rin14, 3-4rin14, 4-4rin14<br>
r=14: 3-16ring14, 1-4ring14, 2-4ring14, 3-4ring14, 4-4ring14<br>
r=15: 1-8rin15, 3-16ring15, 1-4rin15, 3-8rin15, 2-4rin15, 7-8rin15, 4-4rin15<br>
r=15: 1-8ring15, 3-16ring15, 1-4ring15, 3-8ring15, 2-4ring15, 7-8ring15, 4-4ring15<br>
r=16: 1-8ring16, 1-4rin16, 3-8rin16, 2-4rin16, 3-4ring16, 7-8rin16, 4-4rin16<br>
r=16: 1-8ring16, 1-4ring16, 3-8ring16, 2-4ring16, 3-4ring16, 7-8ring16, 4-4ring16<br>
r=17: 1-8rin17, 1-4rin17, 5-16ring17, 3-8ring17, 7-16ring17, 2-4rin17, 4-4rin17<br>
r=17: 1-8ring17, 1-4ring17, 5-16ring17, 3-8ring17, 7-16ring17, 2-4ring17, 4-4ring17<br>
r=18: 1-16ring18, 1-8rin18, 1-4rin18, 3-8rin18, 2-4rin18, 4-4rin18<br>
r=18: 1-16ring18, 1-8ring18, 1-4ring18, 3-8ring18, 2-4ring18, 4-4ring18<br>
r=19: 1-16ring19, 1-8rin19, 3-16ring19, 1-4rin19, 3-8ring19, 2-4ring19, 3-4ring19, 4-4rin19<br>
r=19: 1-16ring19, 1-8ring19, 3-16ring19, 1-4ring19, 3-8ring19, 2-4ring19, 3-4ring19, 4-4ring19<br>
r=20: 1-4rin20, 2-4rin20, 4-4rin20<br>
r=20: 1-4ring20, 5-16ring20, 2-4ring20, 4-4ring20<br>
r=21: 1-4ring21, 3-8ring21, 4-4rin21<br>
r=21: 1-4ring21, 3-8ring21, 4-4ring21<br>
r=22: 1-16ring22, 3-16ring22, 2-4rin22, 3-4rin22, 4-4rin22<br>
r=22: 1-16ring22, 3-16ring22, 2-4ring22, 3-4ring22, 4-4ring22<br>
r=23: 1-16ring23, 1-8rin23, 1-4rin23, 2-4rin23, 4-4rin23<br>
r=23: 1-16ring23, 1-8ring23, 1-4ring23, 2-4ring23, 4-4ring23<br>
r=24: 1-16ring24, 3-16ring24, 1-4rin24, 3-8rin24, 2-4rin24, 4-4rin24<br>
r=24: 1-16ring24, 3-16ring24, 1-4ring24, 3-8ring24, 2-4ring24, 4-4ring24<br>
r=25: 1-4ring25, 2-4rin25, 4-4rin25<br>
r=25: 1-4ring25, 2-4ring25, 4-4ring25<br>
r=26: 1-4ring26, 2-4ring26, 4-4rin26<br>
r=26: 1-4ring26, 2-4ring26, 4-4ring26<br>
r=27: 1-8ring27, 4-4ring27<br>
r=27: 1-8ring27, 4-4ring27<br>
r=28: 1-8ring28, 1-4rin28, 2-4ring28, 4-4ring28<br>
r=28: 1-8ring28, 1-4ring28, 2-4ring28, 4-4ring28<br>
r=29: 1-4ring29, 3-8ring29, 2-4ring29, 3-4ring29, 4-4rin29<br>
r=29: 1-4ring29, 3-8ring29, 2-4ring29, 3-4ring29, 4-4ring29<br>
r=30: 2-4rin30, 4-4rin30<br>
r=30: 1-24ring30, 1-16ring30, 2-4ring30, 4-4ring30<br>
r=31: 2-4ring31, 4-4rin31<br>
r=31: 2-4ring31, 4-4ring31<br>
r=32: 1-8ring32, 2-4ring32, 4-4rin32<br>
r=32: 1-8ring32, 2-4ring32, 4-4ring32<br>
r=33: 1-8ring33, 1-4ring33, 4-4rin33<br>
r=33: 1-8ring33, 1-4ring33, 4-4ring33<br>
r=34: 1-8ring34, 1-4rin34, 4-4rin34<br>
r=34: 1-8ring34, 1-4ring34, 4-4ring34<br>
r=35: 1-8ring35, 4-4ring35<br>
r=35: 1-24ring35, 1-16ring35, 1-8ring35, 4-4ring35<br>
r=36: 1-4ring36, 4-4rin36<br>
r=36: 1-4ring36, 4-4ring36<br>
r=37: 3-8ring37, 2-4ring37, 4-4rin37<br>
r=37: 3-8ring37, 2-4ring37, 4-4ring37<br>
r=38: 1-4rin38, 4-4rin38<br>
r=38: 1-4ring38, 4-4ring38<br>
r=39: 1-16ring39, 1-8rin39, 3-16ring39, 1-4rin39, 7-8rin39, 4-4rin39<br>
r=39: 1-16ring39, 1-8ring39, 3-16ring39, 1-4ring39, 7-8ring39, 4-4ring39<br>
r=40: 1-4ring40, 7-8rin40, 4-4rin40<br>
r=40: 1-4ring40, 7-8ring40, 4-4ring40<br>
r=41: 4-4ring41<br>
r=41: 4-4ring41<br>
r=42: 2-4ring42<br>
r=42: 2-4ring42<br>
r=43: 2-4ring43, 4-4rin43<br>
r=43: 2-4ring43, 4-4ring43<br>
r=44: 2-4ring44, 4-4rin44<br>
r=44: 2-4ring44, 4-4ring44<br>
r=45: 2-4ring45, 4-4rin45<br>
r=45: 2-4ring45, 4-4ring45<br>
r=46: 2-4ring46, 4-4rin46<br>
r=46: 2-4ring46, 4-4ring46<br>
r=47: 4-4rin47<br>
r=47: 4-4ring47<br>
r=48: 1-4rin48, 4-4rin48<br>
r=48: 1-4ring48, 4-4ring48<br>
r=49: 1-4rin49, 4-4ring49<br>
r=49: 1-4ring49, 4-4ring49<br>
r=50: 1-4rin50, 4-4rin50<br>
r=50: 1-4ring50, 4-4ring50<br>
r=51: 4-4rin51<br>
r=51: 4-4ring51<br>
r=52: 2-4rin52, 4-4rin52<br>
r=52: 2-4ring52, 4-4ring52<br>
r=53: 3-16ring53<br>
r=53: 3-16ring53<br>
r=55: 2-4ring55<br>
r=55: 2-4ring55<br>
r=57: 1-16ring57, 1-4ring57, 4-4rin57<br>
r=57: 1-16ring57, 1-4ring57, 4-4ring57<br>
r=61: 4-4ring61<br>
r=61: 4-4ring61<br>
r=66: 1-4ring66, 4-4ring66<br>
r=66: 1-4ring66, 4-4ring66<br>
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r=70: 1-16ring70, 1-8ring70, 3-16ring70, 2-4ring70, 4-4ring70<br>
r=70: 1-16ring70, 1-8ring70, 3-16ring70, 2-4ring70, 4-4ring70<br>
r=71: 4-4ring71<br>
r=71: 4-4ring71<br>
r=77: 4-4rin77<br>
r=77: 4-4ring77<br>
r=78: 4-4rin78<br>
r=78: 4-4ring78<br>
r=79: 1-4ring79, 4-4rin79<br>
r=79: 1-4ring79, 4-4ring79<br>
r=80: 3-16ring80<br>
r=80: 3-16ring80<br>
r=81: 4-4ring81<br>
r=81: 4-4ring81<br>
r=85: 4-4rin85<br>
r=85: 4-4ring85<br>
r=88: 4-4ring88<br>
r=88: 4-4ring88<br>
r=95: 4-4ring95<br>
r=95: 4-4ring95<br>
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<br>
<br>
High resolution:<br>
High resolution:<br>
r=1: 1-24ring1, 1-12rin1, 1-8ring1, 1-6ring1, 3-16ring1, 11-48ring1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 7-16ring1, 2-4ring1, 4-4ring1.dat<br>
r=1: 1-24ring1, 1-12ring1, 1-8ring1, 1-6ring1, 3-16ring1, 11-48ring1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 7-16ring1, 2-4ring1, 4-4ring1.dat<br>
r=2: 1-24ring2, 1-16ring2, 1-12rin2, 5-48ring2, 1-8ring2, 1-6ring2, 3-16ring2, 5-24ring2, 1-4ring2, 1-3ring2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 19-24ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2<br>
r=2: 1-24ring2, 1-16ring2, 1-12ring2, 5-48ring2, 1-8ring2, 1-6ring2, 3-16ring2, 5-24ring2, 1-4ring2, 1-3ring2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 19-24ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2<br>
r=3: 1-24rin3, 1-16rin3, 1-12ring3, 1-8ring3, 7-48ring3, 1-6ring3, 5-24ring3, 1-4ring3, 1-3ring3, 7-16rin3, 2-4ring3, 4-4ring3<br>
r=3: 1-24ring3, 1-16ring3, 1-12ring3, 1-8ring3, 7-48ring3, 1-6ring3, 5-24ring3, 1-4ring3, 1-3ring3, 7-16ring3, 2-4ring3, 4-4ring3<br>
r=4: 1-24rin4, 1-12ring4, 5-48rin4, 1-8ring4, 7-48ring4, 5-24ring4, 1-4ring4, 7-24rin4, 2-4ring4, 4-4ring4<br>
r=4: 1-24ring4, 1-12ring4, 5-48ring4, 1-8ring4, 7-48ring4, 5-24ring4, 1-4ring4, 7-24ring4, 2-4ring4, 4-4ring4<br>
r=5: 1-24rin5, 1-12rin5, 5-48ring5, 1-8ring5, 7-48rin5, 1-6ring5, 5-24ring5, 1-4ring5, 2-4ring5, 4-4ring5<br>
r=5: 1-24ring5, 1-12ring5, 5-48ring5, 1-8ring5, 7-48ring5, 1-6ring5, 5-24ring5, 1-4ring5, 2-4ring5, 4-4ring5<br>
r=6: 1-48rin6, 1-24rin6, 1-16ring6, 1-12rin6, 1-8ring6, 1-6ring6, 5-24ring6, 1-4ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-6ring6, 4-4ring6<br>
r=6: 1-48ring6, 1-24ring6, 1-16ring6, 1-12ring6, 1-8ring6, 1-6ring6, 5-24ring6, 1-4ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-6ring6, 4-4ring6<br>
r=7: 1-24rin7, 1-16ring7, 1-8ring7, 7-48ring7, 1-6ring7, 3-16rin7, 5-24rin7, 1-4ring7, 2-3ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7<br>
r=7: 1-24ring7, 1-16ring7, 1-8ring7, 7-48ring7, 1-6ring7, 3-16ring7, 5-24ring7, 1-4ring7, 2-3ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7<br>
r=8: 1-16rin8, 1-12rin8, 1-8ring8, 7-48ring8, 1-6ring8, 3-16rin8, 5-24ring8, 1-4ring8, 11-24ring8, 4-4ring8<br>
r=8: 1-16ring8, 1-12ring8, 1-8ring8, 7-48ring8, 1-6ring8, 3-16ring8, 5-24ring8, 1-4ring8, 11-24ring8, 4-4ring8<br>
r=9: 1-48rin9, 1-24rin9, 1-12rin9, 5-48rin9, 1-8ring9, 5-24rin9, 11-48ring9, 1-6ring9, 1-4ring9, 1-3ring9, 2-4ring9, 4-4ring9<br>
r=9: 1-48ring9, 1-24ring9, 1-12ring9, 5-48ring9, 1-8ring9, 5-24ring9, 11-48ring9, 1-6ring9, 1-4ring9, 1-3ring9, 2-4ring9, 4-4ring9<br>
r=10: 1-24ring10, 1-16ring10, 1-12ring10, 5-48ring10, 1-8ring10, 7-48ring10, 1-6ring10, 5-24ring10, 1-4rin10, 2-4ring10, 4-4rin10<br>
r=10: 1-24ring10, 1-16ring10, 1-12ring10, 5-48ring10, 1-8ring10, 7-48ring10, 1-6ring10, 5-24ring10, 1-4ring10, 2-4ring10, 4-4ring10<br>
r=11: 1-24ring11, 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 7-48ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4rin11, 7-16ring11, 2-4rin11, 4-4rin11<br>
r=11: 1-24ring11, 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 7-48ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4ring11, 7-16ring11, 2-4ring11, 4-4ring11<br>
r=12: 1-12ring12, 1-8ring12, 1-4ring12, 1-6rin12, 2-4rin12, 4-4rin12<br>
r=12: 1-12ring12, 1-8ring12, 3-16ring12, 1-4ring12, 1-6ring12, 2-4ring12, 4-4ring12<br>
r=13: 1-16ring13, 1-12ring13, 1-8ring13, 1-6rin13, 5-24ring13, 1-4rin13, 5-12ring13, 11-24ring13, 3-4rin13, 4-4rin13<br>
r=13: 1-16ring13, 1-12ring13, 1-8ring13, 1-6ring13, 5-24ring13, 1-4ring13, 5-12ring13, 11-24ring13, 3-4ring13, 4-4ring13<br>
r=14: 1-24ring14, 1-16ring14, 1-12ring14, 1-8rin14, 1-6rin14, 3-16ring14, 1-4rin14, 3-8ring14, 5-12ring14, 3-4rin14, 4-4rin14<br>
r=14: 1-24ring14, 1-16ring14, 1-12ring14, 1-8ring14, 1-6ring14, 3-16ring14, 1-4ring14, 3-8ring14, 5-12ring14, 3-4ring14, 4-4ring14<br>
r=15: 1-48ring15, 1-24ring15, 1-16ring15, 1-12ring15, 1-8ring15, 1-6ring15, 3-16ring15, 5-24ring15, 1-4rin15, 2-4ring15, 4-4rin15<br>
r=15: 1-48ring15, 1-24ring15, 1-16ring15, 1-12ring15, 1-8ring15, 1-6ring15, 3-16ring15, 5-24ring15, 1-4ring15, 2-4ring15, 4-4ring15<br>
r=16: 1-16ring16, 1-8rin16, 7-48ring16, 1-6rin16, 1-4rin16, 7-16ring16, 2-4rin16, 3-4rin16, 5-6rin16, 4-4rin16<br>
r=16: 1-16ring16, 1-8ring16, 7-48ring16, 1-6ring16, 1-4ring16, 7-16ring16, 2-4ring16, 3-4ring16, 5-6ring16, 4-4ring16<br>
r=17: 1-16ring17, 1-12ring17, 1-6rin17, 5-24ring17, 1-4rin17, 1-3rin17, 2-4rin17, 4-4rin17<br>
r=17: 1-16ring17, 1-12ring17, 1-6ring17, 5-24ring17, 11-48ring 17, 1-4ring17, 1-3ring17, 2-4ring17, 4-4ring17<br>
r=18: 1-16ring18, 7-48ring18, 1-6rin18, 5-24ring18, 1-4rin18, 4-4rin18<br>
r=18: 1-16ring18, 1-12ring18, 7-48ring18, 1-6ring18, 5-24ring18, 1-4ring18, 4-4ring18<br>
r=19: 1-24ring19, 1-16ring19, 1-12ring19, 5-48ring19, 1-8ring19, 1-6rin19, 11-48ring19, 1-4rin19, 2-4rin19, 4-4rin19<br>
r=19: 1-24ring19, 1-16ring19, 1-12ring19, 5-48ring19, 1-8ring19, 1-6ring19, 11-48ring19, 1-4ring19, 2-4ring19, 4-4ring19<br>
r=20: 1-12ring20, 1-8rin20, 5-24ring20, 11-48ring20, 1-4rin20, 4-4rin20<br>
r=20: 1-12ring20, 1-8ring20, 5-24ring20, 11-48ring20, 1-4ring20, 4-4ring20<br>
r=21: 1-16ring21, 11-48ring21, 1-4rin21, 4-4rin21<br>
r=21: 1-16ring21, 11-48ring21, 1-4ring21, 4-4ring21<br>
r=22: 1-12ring22, 11-48ring22, 1-4rin22, 4-4rin22<br>
r=22: 1-12ring22, 11-48ring22, 1-4ring22, 4-4ring22<br>
r=23: 1-4rin23<br>
r=23: 1-4ring23<br>
r=24: 1-24ring24, 1-12ring24, 5-24ring24, 1-4rin24, 4-4rin24<br>
r=24: 1-24ring24, 1-12ring24, 5-24ring24, 1-4ring24, 4-4ring24<br>
r=25: 3-16ring25, 1-4rin25, 4-4rin25<br>
r=25: 3-16ring25, 1-4ring25, 4-4ring25<br>
r=26: 1-4rin26, 4-4rin26<br>
r=26: 1-4ring26, 4-4ring26<br>
r=27: 1-4rin27, 4-4rin27<br>
r=27: 1-4ring27, 4-4ring27<br>
r=28: 1-8rin28, 5-24ring28, 11-48ring28, 1-4ring28, 4-4rin28<br>
r=28: 1-12ring28, 1-8ring28, 5-24ring28, 11-48ring28, 1-4ring28, 4-4ring28<br>
r=29: 1-24ring29, 1-16ring29, 1-12ring29, 5-48ring29, 7-48ring29, 1-6ring29, 3-16ring29, 11-48ring29, 1-4rin29, 5-24ring29, 4-4rin29<br>
r=29: 1-24ring29, 1-16ring29, 1-12ring29, 5-48ring29, 7-48ring29, 1-6ring29, 3-16ring29, 11-48ring29, 1-4ring29, 5-24ring29, 4-4ring29<br>
r=30: 1-24ring30, 1-16ring30, 1-4rin30, 3-8ring30, 4-4rin30<br>
r=30: 1-24ring30, 1-16ring30, 1-4ring30, 3-8ring30, 4-4ring30<br>
r=31: 1-4rin31, 2-4rin31<br>
r=31: 1-4ring31, 2-4ring31<br>
r=32: 5-48ring32, 1-4rin32, 2-4ring32<br>
r=32: 5-48ring32, 1-4ring32, 2-4ring32<br>
r=33: 5-24ring33, 1-4rin33, 4-4rin33<br>
r=33: 5-24ring33, 1-4ring33, 4-4ring33<br>
r=34: 7-48ring34, 5-24ring34, 11-48ring34, 1-4rin34, 2-4ring34, 4-4rin34<br>
r=34: 7-48ring34, 5-24ring34, 11-48ring34, 1-4ring34, 2-4ring34, 4-4ring34<br>
r=35: 1-24ring35, 1-16ring35, 1-8rin35, 5-24ring35, 1-4rin35, 4-4ring35<br>
r=35: 1-24ring35, 1-16ring35, 1-8ring35, 5-24ring35, 1-4ring35, 4-4ring35<br>
r=36: 1-8ring36, 1-4rin36, 1-3ring36, 4-4ring36<br>
r=36: 1-8ring36, 1-4ring36, 1-3ring36, 4-4ring36<br>
r=37: 1-8ring37, 1-4rin37, 2-4ring37, 4-4rin37<br>
r=37: 1-8ring37, 1-4ring37, 2-4ring37, 4-4ring37<br>
r=38: 1-12ring38, 1-6ring38, 1-4rin38, 4-4ring38<br>
r=38: 1-12ring38, 1-6ring38, 1-4ring38, 4-4ring38<br>
r=39: 1-24ring39, 1-16ring39, 1-12ring39, 5-48ring39, 1-8rin39, 7-48ring39, 1-6ring39, 3-16ring39, 1-4rin39, 2-4ring39, 4-4ring39<br>
r=39: 1-24ring39, 1-16ring39, 1-12ring39, 5-48ring39, 1-8ring39, 7-48ring39, 1-6ring39, 3-16ring39, 1-4ring39, 2-4ring39, 4-4ring39<br>
r=40: 1-4rin40, 11-48ring40, 2-4ring40<br>
r=40: 1-4ring40, 11-48ring40, 2-4ring40<br>
r=41: 1-8ring41, 1-4rin41, 4-4rin41<br>
r=41: 1-8ring41, 1-4ring41, 4-4ring41<br>
r=42: 1-12ring42, 1-6ring42, 4-4rin42<br>
r=42: 1-12ring42, 1-6ring42, 4-4ring42<br>
r=43: 1-48ring43, 1-16ring43, 1-12ring43, 1-6ring43, 4-4ring43<br>
r=43: 1-48ring43, 1-16ring43, 1-12ring43, 1-6ring43, 4-4ring43<br>
r=44: 4-4ring44<br>
r=44: 4-4ring44<br>
r=45: 1-4rin45, 4-4ring45<br>
r=45: 1-4ring45, 4-4ring45<br>
r=46: 1-4ring46<br>
r=46: 1-4ring46<br>
r=47: 1-6rin47, 1-4ring47, 4-4rin47<br>
r=47: 1-6ring47, 1-4ring47, 4-4ring47<br>
r=48: 7-48ring48, 1-4rin48, 2-4ring48<br>
r=48: 7-48ring48, 1-4ring48, 2-4ring48<br>
r=49: 1-24ring49, 1-16ring49, 1-4ring49, 4-4rin49<br>
r=49: 1-24ring49, 1-16ring49, 1-4ring49, 4-4ring49<br>
r=50: 1-6rin50, 3-16ring50, 4-4rin50<br>
r=50: 1-6ring50, 3-16ring50, 4-4ring50<br>
r=51: 1-4rin51<br>
r=51: 1-4ring51<br>
r=52: 11-24ring52, 4-4rin52<br>
r=52: 11-24ring52, 4-4ring52<br>
r=53: 1-8ring53, 3-16ring53, 4-4rin53<br>
r=53: 1-8ring53, 3-16ring53, 4-4ring53<br>
r=54: 4-4rin54<br>
r=54: 4-4ring54<br>
r=55: 2-4ring55<br>
r=55: 2-4ring55<br>
r=56: 1-12ring56, 1-8rin56<br>
r=56: 1-12ring56, 1-8ring56<br>
r=57: 1-4ring57, 4-4ring57<br>
r=57: 1-4ring57, 4-4ring57<br>
r=59: 1-24ring59, 1-16ring59, 1-12ring59<br>
r=59: 1-24ring59, 1-16ring59, 1-12ring59<br>
r=60: 1-24ring60, 1-16ring60<br>
r=60: 1-24ring60, 1-16ring60<br>
r=63: 1-4rin63<br>
r=63: 1-4ring63<br>
r=64: 1-4rin64<br>
r=64: 1-4ring64<br>
r=65: 1-4rin65<br>
r=65: 1-4ring65<br>
r=69: 5-24ring69<br>
r=69: 5-24ring69<br>
r=70: 1-4rin70<br>
r=70: 1-4ring70<br>
r=71: 1-4rin71, 4-4ring71<br>
r=71: 1-4ring71, 4-4ring71<br>
r=77: 4-4ring77<br>
r=77: 4-4ring77<br>
r=78: 1-12ring78<br>
r=78: 1-12ring78<br>
r=79: 1-4ring79<br>
r=79: 5-48ring79, 1-4ring79<br>
r=80: 7-48ring80, 1-6ring80<br>
r=80: 7-48ring80, 1-6ring80<br>
r=81: 4-4ring81<br>
r=81: 4-4ring81<br>
r=82: 1-4rin82<br>
r=82: 1-4ring82<br>
r=83: 1-4rin83<br>
r=83: 1-4ring83<br>
r=84: 1-8ring84<br>
r=84: 1-8ring84<br>
r=85: 4-4ring85<br>
r=85: 4-4ring85<br>
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r=95: 2-4ring95<br>
r=95: 2-4ring95<br>
r=96: 1-4ring96<br>
r=96: 1-4ring96<br>
r=97: 4-4rin97<br>
r=97: 4-4ring97<br>
r=99: 1-6ring99, 4-4ring99<br>
r=99: 1-6ring99, 4-4ring99<br>
r=100: 1-24ring100, 4-4ring100<br>
r=100: 1-24ring100, 4-4ring100<br>
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{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
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=== Three dimensional ===
=== Three dimensional ===
==== Cylindrical ====
|-
|-


| '''n-fcyli.dat'''<br>'''n-fcyli2.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder'''
| '''n-fcyli.dat'''<br>'''n-fcyli2.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4cyli.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4cyli]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:4-4cyli.png |200px|alt=4-4cyli]]
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders. These are provided in two forms - with conditional lines (n-fcyli) or without conditional lines (n-fcyli2). In almost all circumstances the "cyli" version should be used. The "cyli2" versions are for very special cases and their use for the rounded corners of stickers is no longer appropriate.
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders. These are provided in two forms - with conditional lines (n-fcyli) or without conditional lines (n-fcyli2). In almost all circumstances the "cyli" version should be used. The "cyli2" versions are for very special cases and their use for the rounded corners of stickers is no longer appropriate.


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| '''n-fcylo.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder with Open End'''
| '''n-fcylo.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder with Open End'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4cylo.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4cylo]]
| [[File:4-4cylo.png |200px|alt=4-4cylo]]
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with edges around the lower and upper surfaces.
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with edges around the lower and upper surfaces.


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| '''n-fcylc.dat''' <br> '''n-fcylc2.dat''' <br> '''n-fcylc3.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder with Closed End'''
| '''n-fcylc.dat''' <br> '''n-fcylc2.dat''' <br> '''n-fcylc3.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder with Closed End'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4cylc.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4cylc]]
| [[File:4-4cylc.png |200px|alt=4-4cylc]]
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with the upper surface closed.
||This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with the upper surface closed.


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| '''n-fcyls.dat''' <br> '''n-fcyls2.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane'''
| '''n-fcyls.dat''' <br> '''n-fcyls2.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane'''
|-
|-
| [[File:2-4cyls.png |200px|thumb|alt=2-4cyls]]
| [[File:2-4cyls.png |200px|alt=2-4cyls]]
[[File:3-8cyls.png |200px|thumb|alt=3-8cyls]]
[[File:3-8cyls.png |200px|alt=3-8cyls]]


||These primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders which are truncated by a plane which is not perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder. The default angle of the plane is 45 degress.
||These primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders which are truncated by a plane which is not perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder. The default angle of the plane is 45 degress.
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''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8cyls, 3-16cyls, 1-4cyls, 3-8cyls, 2-4cyls, 4-4cyls, 1-8cyls2, 3-16cys2, 1-4cyls2<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8cyls, 3-16cyls, 1-4cyls, 3-8cyls, 2-4cyls, 5-8cyls, 4-4cyls, 1-16cyls2, 1-8cyls2, 3-16cyls2, 1-4cyls2<br>
High resolution (n-f): 1-4cyls, 1-4cyls2
High resolution (n-f): 1-4cyls, 1-4cyls2
|-
|-
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| '''n-fcylse.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane with angled edge included'''
| '''n-fcylse.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane with angled edge included'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4cylse.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4cylse]]
| [[File:4-4cylse.png |200px|alt=4-4cylse]]
||This suite of primitives are similar to the n-fcyls primitive, but with the edge along the angled plane included.
||This suite of primitives are similar to the n-fcyls primitive, but with the edge along the angled plane included.


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 4-4
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-4, 4-4
|-
|-


| '''cyljrxs.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by another cylinder'''
| '''1-4cylj2_1x2.dat''' || '''Cylinder Joint  1 to  2 Inverted 0.25'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Cylj4x8.png |200px|thumb|alt=cylj4x8]]
| [[File:1-4cylj2_1x2.png |x200px|alt=1-4cylj2_1x2]]
||This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between two cylinders of different radii.
||
 
'''Currently available primitives:'''<br>
Regular resolution (rxs): 4x6, 4x7, 4x8, 4x9, 4x10, 5x9
|-
|-


| '''n-fcylrsphs.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by a sphere'''
| '''2-4cylj1x1.dat''' || '''Cylinder 0.5 Junction'''
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4cyl1sph2.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4cyl1sph2]]
| [[File:2-4cylj1x1.png |200px|alt=2-4cylj1x1]]
||This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a cylinder and a sphere of a different radius.
||
 
'''Currently available primitives:'''<br>
Regular resolution 1:2 (n-f): 4-4cyl1sph2
|-
|-


| '''n-fconr.dat''' <br> '''n-fconrr.dat''' || '''Circular cone'''
| '''2-4cylj1x1e.dat''' || '''Cylinder 0.5 Junction with Edge Lines'''
|-
| [[File:2-4cylj1x1e.png |200px|alt=2-4cylj1x1e]]
||
|-
|-
| [[File:4-4con1.png |200px|thumb|alt=4-4con1]]
||This suite of primitives are used to generate circular cones or part cones. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the cone - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. By default the cone is 1LDu high in the {+y} dimension with the origin at the centre of the outer diameter. For example a n-fcone4 primitive would create a cone with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
| '''4-4cylj1x1e.dat''' || '''Cylinder Junction 1 to 1 with Intersection Lines 1.0'''
Regular resolution (n-f)(r):<br>
|-
r=0: 1-4con0, 2-4con0, 4-4con0<br>
| [[File:4-4cylj1x1e.png |200px|alt=4-4cylj1x1e]]
r=1: 1-16con1, 1-8con1, 3-16con1, 1-4con1, 2-4con1, 4-4con1<br>
||
r=2: 1-8con2, 3-16con2, 1-4con2, 2-4con2, 4-4con2<br>
|-
r=3: 1-8con3, 1-4con3, 2-4con3, 7-8con3, 4-4con3<br>
r=4: 1-4con4, 3-8con4, 2-4con4, 4-4con4<br>
r=5: 1-4con5, 4-4con5<br>
r=6: 1-4con6, 3-8con6, 4-4con6<br>
r=7: 1-4con7, 3-8con7, 2-4con7, 4-4con7<br>
r=8: 1-4con8, 2-4con8, 4-4con8<br>
r=9: 3-16con9, 1-4con9, 3-8con9, 4-4con9<br>
r=10: 1-8con10, 1-4con10, 2-4con10, 4-4con10<br>
r=11: 1-4con11, 2-4con11, 4-4con11<br>
r=12: 1-4con12, 3-8con12, 2-4con12, 4-4con12<br>
r=13: 1-4con13, 2-4con13, 4-4con13<br>
r=14: 1-4con14, 4-4con14<br>
r=15: 1-4con15, 2-4con15, 4-4con15<br>
r=16: 4-4con16<br>
r=17: 4-4con17<br>
r=18: 1-4con18, 4-4con18<br>
r=19: 1-8con19, 1-4con19, 2-4con19, 4-4con19<br>
r=20: 1-8con20, 3-8con20, 4-4con20<br>
r=21: 4-4con21<br>
r=22: 4-4con22<br>
r=23: 1-4con23<br>
r=24: 1-4con24, 4-4con24<br>
r=25: 4-4con25<br>
r=27: 1-4con27<br>
r=28: 1-8con28, 1-4con28, 4-4con28<br>
r=29: 4-4con29<br>
r=30: 4-4con30<br>
r=31: 1-4con31<br>
r=32: 4-4con32<br>
r=33: 4-4con33<br>
r=34: 3-8con34<br>
r=35: 4-4con35<br>
r=36: 4-4con36<br>
r=41: 4-4con41<br>
r=42: 4-4con42<br>
r=43: 4-4con43<br>
r=46: 4-4con46<br>
r=47: 4-4con47<br>
r=48: 4-4con48<br>
r=61: 4-4con61<br>
r=80: 4-4con80<br>
r=81: 4-4con81<br>


High resolution (n-f)(r):<br>
| '''cylj3x4.dat''' || '''Cylinder Joint  3 to  4'''
r=0: 4-4con0<br>
|-
r=1: 1-4con1, 4-4con1<br>
| [[File:cylj3x4.png |200px|alt=cylj3x4]]
r=2: 1-4con2, 5-12con2, 4-4con2<br>
||
r=3: 1-4con3, 5-24con3, 4-4con3<br>
r=4: 1-12con4, 1-6con4, 1-4con4, 4-4con4<br>
r=5: 1-12con5, 1-8con5, 1-6con5, 1-4con5, 4-4con5<br>
r=6: 5-48con6, 1-8con6, 1-4con6<br>
r=7: 1-24con7, 1-12con7, 1-6con7, 4-4con7<br>
r=8: 1-6con8, 1-4con8, 4-4con8<br>
r=9: 1-16col9, 5-48con9, 1-8con9, 5-24con9, 1-4con9, 4-4con9<br>
r=10: 1-24con10, 5-24con10, 4-4con10<br>
r=11: 1-16con11, 1-8con11, 1-4con11, 4-4con11<br>
r=12: 1-24con12, 5-48con12, 1-8con12, 5-24con12, 1-4con12, 4-4con12<br>
r=13: 1-6con13, 1-4con13, 4-4con13<br>
r=14: 1-24con14, 5-24con14, 1-4con14, 3-8con14<br>
r=15: 1-8con15, 1-4con15, 4-4con15<br>
r=16: 1-24con16, 1-6con16, 5-24con16, 1-4con16, 3-8con16, 4-4con16<br>
r=17: 1-6con17, 4-4con17<br>
r=18: 4-4con18<br>
r=19: 1-16con19, 3-16con19, 1-4con19, 4-4con19<br>
r=20: 1-16con20, 4-4con20<br>
r=21: 1-4con21, 4-4con21<br>
r=22: 4-4con22<br>
r=23: 1-4con23, 4-4con23<br>
r=24: 1-24con24, 1-16con24, 1-12con24, 1-4con24, 4-4con24<br>
r=25: 1-4con25, 4-4con25<br>
r=27: 4-4con27<br>
r=28: 1-4con28<br>
r=29: 5-48con29<br>
r=32: 1-4con32<br>
r=31: 1-6con31, 4-4con31<br>
r=32: 1-4con32<br>
r=35: 4-4con35<br>
r=36: 1-4con36, 4-4con36<br>
r=38: 1-4con38<br>
r=39: 1-4con39, 4-4con39<br>
r=40: 1-4con40<br>
r=41: 1-4con41, 4-4con41<br>
r=45: 1-6con45<br>
r=46: 1-6con46<br>
r=52: 1-4con52<br>
r=54: 4-4con54<br>
r=64: 4-4con64<br>
r=70: 4-4con70<br>
|-
|-


| '''tffirrrr.dat'''<br> '''tfforrrr.dat'''<br> '''tffqrrrr.dat'''<br> <br> '''rfforrrr.dat'''<br> '''rfforrrrr.dat''' || '''Circular torus'''
 
| '''1-8tric.dat''' || '''Tri-Cylinder Intersection 0.125'''
|-
| [[File:1-8tric.png |200px|alt=1-8tric]]
||
|-
|-
| [[File:T02i2000.png |200px|thumb|alt=T02i2000.png]]
[[File:T02o2000.png |200px|thumb|alt=T02o2000.png]]
[[File:T02q1765.png |200px|thumb|alt=T02q1765.png]]


||This suite of primitives are used to generate circular torus sections. By default all these primitives produce a torus with a major radius of 1LDu, so typically need to be scaled up in the {x} and {z} dimensions. The first character denotes whether the minor radius is smaller than (tff primitives) or larger than the major radius (rff primitives). The latter are termed reverse ratio tori. The second and third characters of the filename ff denotes the sweep of torus, as an inverse fraction (01=1/1, 02=1/2, 04=1/4, 08=1/8, 16=1/16, 32=1/32, 48=1/48). The fourth character denotes the section of a torus (i=inner, o=outer, q=tube - the combination of 2 inner and 2 outer sections). Inner sections are not possible for reverse ratio tori.
| '''cyljrxs.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by another cylinder'''
|-
| [[File:Cylj4x8.png |200px|alt=cylj4x8]]
||This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between two cylinders of different radii.


For regular tori, the last four characters of the file name rrrr denote the torus minor radius in LDu (1333=0.1333, 3333=0.3333), with the special designation 'unit' unsed to indicate a radius of 1.0000.
'''Currently available primitives:'''<br>
For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrr.dat, the last four characters of the file name rrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first digit (1500=1.5, 4600=4.6). For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrrr.dat, the last five characters of the file name rrrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first two digits (11000=11.0).
Regular resolution (rxs): 3x5, 4x5, 4x6, 4x7, 4x8, 4x9, 4x10, 5x9
|-
 
| '''n-fcylrsphs.dat''' || '''Circular cylinder truncated by a sphere'''
|-
| [[File:4-4cyl1sph2.png |200px|alt=4-4cyl1sph2]]
||This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a cylinder and a sphere of a different radius.
 
'''Currently available primitives:'''<br>
Regular resolution 1:2 (n-f): 4-4cyl1sph2
|-


These diagrams (based on an idea of Paul Easter's) illustrate the relationship of the torus primitives to the major and minor radii.
| '''n-fedgh.dat''' || '''Cylinder Helical Edge'''
|-
| [[File:edgh.png |200px|alt=edgh]]
||This primitive represents ...


<gallery mode=nolines widths="200px">
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
torusi.png|Regular inner torus
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4<br>
toruso.png|Regular outer torus
|-
torusro.png| Reverse ratio outer torus
</gallery>


''Currently available regular torus primitives:''<br>
| '''n-fcylh.dat''' || '''Cylinder Helical'''
Regular resolution (ff)(rrrr):<br>
|-
Inner:<br>
| [[File:cyhl.png |200px|alt=cyhl]]
::t01i0702, t01i0714, t01i0769, t01i1579, t01i1667, t01i2000, t01i3261, t01i3333, t01i3600, t01i5556, t01i6000<br>
||This primitive represents ...
::t02i1111, t02i2000, t02i2258, t02i4000<br>
 
::t04i0462, t04i0625, t04i0857, t04i1111, t04i1304, t04i1333, t04i1429, t04i1765, t04i2000, t04i2258, t04i2500, t04i2667, t04i3333, t04i4167, t04i5000, t04i6381<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
::t08i0909, t08i2000<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4<br>
::t16i0909, t16i2000<br>
|}
<br>
 
Outer:<br>
{| class="wikitable"
::t01o0556, t01o0625, t01o0667, t01o0714, t01o1154, t01o1250, t01o1429, t01o1579, t01o2222, t01o2500, t01o3333, t01o3571, t01o3750, t01o3810, t01o3889, t01o4000<br>
|+
::t02o0526, t02o1111, t02o1176, t02o2000, t02o3333<br>
::t04o0462, t04o0625, t04o0833, t04o0857, t04o1111, t04o1250, t04o1304, t04o1333, t04o1429, t04o1538, t04o1667, t04o1765, t04o1905, t04o2000, t04o2500, t04o2667, t04o3077, t04o3333, t04o3750, t04o4167, t04o5000, t04o6250, t04o6667, ::t04o7000, t04o7500, t04o8750, t04o8889<br>
::t08o0727, t08o0909, t08o2000, t08o6250<br>
::t16o0909, t16o1429, t16o2000, t16o6250<br>
<br>
Tube:<br>
::t01q0702, t01q1429<br>
::t02q3333, t02q5455<br>
::t04q0625, t04q1000, t04q1316, t04q1538, t04q2500, t04q2857, t04q3030, t04q3333, t04q3529, t04q3750, t04q4000, t04q5000, t04q5455, t04q7143, t04q7500, t04q9231<br>
::t08q4000, t08q5000, t08q7500<br>
::t16q4000, t16q5000, t16q7500<br>
<br>
High resolution (ff)(rrrr):<br>
Inner:<br>
::t04i0455<br>
::t12i8333<br>
<br>
Outer:<br>
::t01o2000<br>
::t04o0455, t04o2000<br>
::t08o0625, t08o2500<br>
::t12o0349, t12o0625<br>
<br>
Tube:<br>
::t06q5000<br>
<br>
''Currently available reverse ratio torus primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution:<br>
::r04o1000, r04o1333, r04o1375, r04o1500, r04o2000, r04o3000, r04o4600<br>
<br>
High resolution:<br>
::r04o11000<br>
::r08o2000, r08o11000<br>
|-


| '''<s>1-4ccyli.dat</s>''' || '''<s>Circular torus</s> (obsolete)'''
==== Conical ====
|-
|-
| [[File:T04q4000.png |200px|thumb|alt=T04q4000]]
||This single primitive pre-dates the creation of the tffirrrr and tfforrrr suite of primitives and will not be augmented. It produces a quarter torus with a major radius of 2.5Ldu and a tube radius of 1LDu.


It is superceded by t04q4000.dat.
|-


| '''n-fsphe.dat''' || '''Sphere section'''
| '''n-fconr.dat''' <br> '''n-fconrr.dat''' || '''Circular cone'''
|-
|-
| [[File:8-8sphe.png |200px|thumb|alt=8-8sphe]]
| [[File:4-4con1.png |200px|alt=4-4con1]]
|| This primitive represents a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1 LDu.
||This suite of primitives are used to generate circular cones or part cones. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the cone - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. By default the cone is 1LDu high in the {+y} dimension with the origin at the centre of the outer diameter. For example a n-fcone4 primitive would create a cone with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8, 2-8, 4-8, 8-8<br>
Regular resolution (n-f)(r):<br>
High resolution (n-f): 2-8, 4-8, 8-8
r=0: 1-8con0, 3-16con0, 1-4con0, 2-4con0, 4-4con0<br>
|-
r=1: 1-16con1, 1-8con1, 3-16con1, 1-4con1, 2-4con1, 4-4con1<br>
r=2: 1-8con2, 3-16con2, 3-8con2, 1-4con2, 5-16con2, 2-4con2, 4-4con2<br>
r=3: 1-16con3, 1-8con3, 3-16con3, 3-8con3, 1-4con3, 2-4con3, 7-8con3, 4-4con3<br>
r=4: 1-8con4, 3-16con4, 1-4con4, 3-8con4, 2-4con4, 4-4con4<br>
r=5: 1-8con5, 3-16con5, 1-4con5, 3-8con5, 5-16con5, 2-4con5, 4-4con5<br>
r=6: 1-16con6, 1-8con6, 3-16con6, 1-4con6, 3-8con6, 2-4con6, 4-4con6<br>
r=7: 1-16con7, 1-8con7, 1-4con7, 3-8con7, 2-4con7, 4-4con7<br>
r=8: 1-8con8, 1-4con8, 2-4con8, 4-4con8<br>
r=9: 3-16con9, 1-8cone9, 1-4con9, 3-8con9, 2-4con9, 4-4con9<br>
r=10: 1-8con10, 3-8con10, 1-4con10, 2-4con10, 4-4con10<br>
r=11: 1-4con11, 5-16con11, 2-4con11, 4-4con11<br>
r=12: 1-8con12, 3-16con12, 1-4con12, 5-16con12, 3-8con12, 2-4con12, 4-4con12<br>
r=13: 1-16con13, 1-8con13, 1-4con13, 2-4con13, 4-4con13<br>
r=14: 3-16con14, 1-4con14, 4-4con14<br>
r=15: 3-16con15, 1-4con15, 2-4con15, 4-4con15<br>
r=16: 1-16con16, 1-4con16, 4-4con16<br>
r=17: 1-4con17, 4-4con17<br>
r=18: 1-4con18, 4-4con18<br>
r=19: 1-8con19, 3-16con19, 3-8con19, 1-4con19, 2-4con19, 4-4con19<br>
r=20: 1-8con20, 3-8con20, 4-4con20<br>
r=21: 4-4con21<br>
r=22: 4-4con22<br>
r=23: 1-4con23<br>
r=24: 1-4con24, 4-4con24<br>
r=25: 1-8con25, 3-16con25, 1-4con25, 4-4con25<br>
r=27: 1-8con27, 1-4con27<br>
r=28: 1-8con28, 1-4con28, 4-4con28<br>
r=29: 1-4con29, 2-4con29, 4-4con29<br>
r=30: 4-4con30<br>
r=31: 1-4con31<br>
r=32: 4-4con32<br>
r=33: 4-4con33<br>
r=34: 3-8con34<br>
r=35: 1-4con35, 4-4con35<br>
r=36: 4-4con36<br>
r=39: 3-16con39<br>
r=40: 1-4con40<br>
r=41: 4-4con41<br>
r=42: 4-4con42<br>
r=43: 1-4con43, 4-4con43<br>
r=46: 4-4con46<br>
r=47: 4-4con47<br>
r=48: 4-4con48<br>
r=49: 4-4con49<br>
r=61: 4-4con61<br>
r=80: 4-4con80<br>
r=81: 4-4con81<br>
r=95: 4-4con95<br>


| '''1-8sphc.dat''' || '''Spherical corner'''
|-
| [[File:1-8sphc.png |200px|thumb|alt=1-8sphc]]
||This primitive represents one octant (eighth) of a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1.414, truncated by the sides of a cube with a vertex at {1,1,1}. The boundaries of the resulting surface are circular and fit with 1-4edge.dat.
|-


| '''n-fedgh.dat''' || '''Cylinder Helical Edge'''
High resolution (n-f)(r):<br>
|-
r=0: 1-4con0, 4-4con0<br>
| [[File:Placeholder.png |200px|thumb|alt=Placeholder]]
r=1: 1-16con1, 3-16con1, 1-6con1, 1-4con1, 4-4con1<br>
||This primitive represents ...
r=2: 1-16con2, 1-6con2, 11-48con2, 5-24con2, 1-4con2, 5-12con2, 4-4con2<br>
r=3: 11-48con3, 1-8con3, 1-4con3, 5-24con3, 4-4con3<br>
r=4: 1-12con4, 1-8con4, 1-6con4, 1-4con4, 4-4con4<br>
r=5: 1-12con5, 1-8con5, 1-6con5, 1-4con5, 4-4con5<br>
r=6: 5-48con6, 1-8con6, 1-4con6, 4-4con6<br>
r=7: 1-24con7, 1-12con7, 1-6con7, 1-4con7, 4-4con7<br>
r=8: 3-16con8, 1-6con8, 1-4con8, 4-4con8<br>
r=9: 5-48con9, 7-48con9, 1-8con9, 5-24con9, 1-4con9, 4-4con9<br>
r=10: 1-24con10, 5-24con10, 3-16con10, 1-4con10, 4-4con10<br>
r=11: 1-16con11, 1-8con11, 1-4con11, 4-4con11<br>
r=12: 1-24con12, 5-48con12, 1-8con12, 5-24con12, 1-4con12, 4-4con12<br>
r=13: 1-6con13, 1-4con13, 4-4con13<br>
r=14: 1-24con14, 5-24con14, 1-8con14, 1-4con14, 3-8con14<br>
r=15: 1-24con15, 1-16con15, 1-8con15, 1-4con15, 4-4con15<br>
r=16: 1-24con16, 1-6con16, 5-24con16, 1-4con16, 3-8con16, 4-4con16<br>
r=17: 1-6con17, 4-4con17<br>
r=18: 1-4con18, 4-4con18<br>
r=19: 1-16con19, 3-16con19, 1-4con19, 4-4con19<br>
r=20: 1-16con20, 1-4con20, 4-4con20<br>
r=21: 1-4con21, 4-4con21<br>
r=22: 4-4con22<br>
r=23: 1-4con23, 4-4con23<br>
r=24: 1-24con24, 1-16con24, 1-12con24, 1-4con24, 4-4con24<br>
r=25: 1-4con25, 2-4con25, 4-4con25<br>
r=27: 1-8con27, 1-4con27, 4-4con27<br>
r=28: 11-48con28, 1-4con28<br>
r=29: 5-48con29, 11-48con29, 1-4con29, 4-4con29<br>
r=30: 1-8con30, 5-24con30, 1-4con30, 4-4con30<br>
r=32: 1-24con32, 1-4con32<br>
r=31: 1-6con31, 4-4con31<br>
r=32: 1-4con32<br>
r=34: 4-4con34<br>
r=35: 4-4con35<br>
r=36: 1-4con36, 19-24con36, 4-4con36<br>
r=37: 19-24con37<br>
r=38: 1-4con38<br>
r=39: 1-4con39, 4-4con39<br>
r=40: 1-4con40<br>
r=41: 1-4con41, 4-4con41<br>
r=44: 1-4con44<br>
r=45: 1-6con45<br>
r=46: 1-6con46<br>
r=48: 11-48con48, 1-4con48<br>
r=49: 1-4con49<br>
r=52: 1-4con52, 4-4con52<br>
r=53: 1-4con53<br>
r=54: 4-4con54<br>
r=64: 4-4con64<br>
r=69: 1-4con69<br>
r=70: 1-8con70, 1-4con70, 4-4con70<br>
r=75: 4-4con75<br>
r=80: 4-4con80<br>
r=88: 4-4con88<br>
r=95: 1-4con95<br>
r=97: 1-4con97<br>
r=100: 1-14con100<br>
r=108: 4-4con108<br>
r=109: 1-4con109<br>
r=152: 4-4con152<br>
|}


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
{| class="wikitable"
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4<br>
|+


==== Torus/Spherical ====
|-
|-


| '''n-fcylh.dat''' || '''Cylinder Helical'''
| '''tffirrrr.dat'''<br> '''tfforrrr.dat'''<br> '''tffqrrrr.dat'''<br> <br> '''rfforrrr.dat'''<br> '''rfforrrrr.dat''' || '''Circular torus'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Placeholder.png |200px|thumb|alt=Placeholder]]
| [[File:T02i2000.png |200px|alt=T02i2000.png]]
||This primitive represents ...
[[File:T02o2000.png |200px|alt=T02o2000.png]]
[[File:T02q1765.png |200px|alt=T02q1765.png]]


''Currently available primitives:''<br>
||This suite of primitives are used to generate circular torus sections. By default all these primitives produce a torus with a major radius of 1LDu, so typically need to be scaled up in the {x} and {z} dimensions. The first character denotes whether the minor radius is smaller than (tff primitives) or larger than the major radius (rff primitives). The latter are termed reverse ratio tori. The second and third characters of the filename ff denotes the sweep of torus, as an inverse fraction (01=1/1, 02=1/2, 04=1/4, 08=1/8, 16=1/16, 32=1/32, 48=1/48). The fourth character denotes the section of a torus (i=inner, o=outer, q=tube - the combination of 2 inner and 2 outer sections). Inner sections are not possible for reverse ratio tori.
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4<br>
|}


{| style="text-align:right; width: 100%;"
For regular tori, the last four characters of the file name rrrr denote the torus minor radius in LDu (1333=0.1333, 3333=0.3333), with the special designation 'unit' unsed to indicate a radius of 1.0000.
|[[#top|Return to top]]
For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrr.dat, the last four characters of the file name rrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first digit (1500=1.5, 4600=4.6). For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrrr.dat, the last five characters of the file name rrrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first two digits (11000=11.0).
|}


==Technic primitives==
These diagrams (based on an idea of Paul Easter's) illustrate the relationship of the torus primitives to the major and minor radii.


{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
<gallery mode=nolines widths="200px">
|+
torusi.png|Regular inner torus
===Technic axle primitives===
toruso.png|Regular outer torus
|-
torusro.png| Reverse ratio outer torus
</gallery>


|colspan="2"|
'''Currently available regular torus primitives:'''<br>
These primitives represent various components of the technic axle and its matching hole. They are orientated in the {x,z} plane. Except where noted below, and in the {y} dimension only, these primitives must not be scaled.
Low resolution(ff)(rrrr):<br>
|-
Inner:<br>
 
::t04i4000<br>
| '''axle.dat''' || '''Technic axle section'''
<br>
|-
<br>
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Axle.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axle]]
Regular resolution (ff)(rrrr):<br>
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
Inner:<br>
|-
::t01i0702, t01i0714, t01i0769, t01i1250, t01i1579, t01i1667, t01i2000, t01i3261, t01i3333, t01i3600, t01i5556, t01i6000<br>
 
::t02i1111, t02i2000, t02i2258, t02i3333, t02i4000<br>
| '''axleend.dat''' || '''Technic axle end'''
::t04i0462, t04i0625, t04i6381, t04i0857, t04i0909, t04i1111, t04i1304, t04i1333, t04i1429, t04i1538, t04i1765, t04i1786, t04i2000, t04i2258, t04i2500, t04i2667, t04i3077, t04i3333, t04i4000, t04i4167, t04i5000, t04i5455, t04i6381<br>
|-
::t08i0909, t08i2000, t08i250, t08i4167, t08i4235, t08i4588, t08i4643<br>
| [[File:axleend.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axleend]]
::t16i0909, t16i1304, t16i1429, t16i2000, t16i3333, t16i4643<br>
||This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle.
Outer:<br>
|-
::t01o0556, t01o0625, t01o0667, t01o0714, t01o1000, t01o1154, t01o1250, t01o1429, t01o1579, t01o2222, t01o2500, t01o3333, t01o3571, t01o3750, t01o3810, t01o3889, t01o4000, t01o4286<br>
::t02o0417, t02o0526, t02o1111, t02o1176, t02o2000, t02o2308, t02o3333, t02o4000, t02o4286<br>
::t04o0222, t04o0462, t04o0625, t04o0833, t04o0857, t04o0909, t04o1111, t04o1250, t04o1304, t04o1333, t04o1429, t04o1538, t04o1667, t04o1765, t04o1786, t04o1905, t04o2000, t04o2500, t04o2667, t04o3077, t04o3333, t04o3750, t04o4167, t04o5000, t04o5833, t04o6250, t04o6667, ::t04o7000, t04o7500, t04o8750, t04o8889<br>
::t08o0727, t08o0909, t08o1154, t08o2000, t08o3333, t08o4235, t08o4588, t08o5000, t08o6250<br>
::t16o0909, t16o1429, t16o2000, t16o6250<br>
Tube:<br>
::t01q0702, t01q1429<br>
::t02q1304, t02q1765, t02q3333, t02q5455<br>
::t04q0625, t04q1000, t04q1316, t04q1538, t04q2500, t04q2857, t04q3030, t04q3333, t04q3529, t04q3750, t04q4000, t04q4444, t04q5000, t04q5455, t04q7143, t04q7500, t04q8000, t04q9231<br>
::t08q3333, t08q4000, t08q4444, t08q5000, t08q7500<br>
::t16q4000, t16q5000, t16q7500<br>
<br>
<br>
High resolution (ff)(rrrr):<br>
Inner:<br>
::t04i0455, t04i4000, t04i4500<br>
::t12i8333<br>
Outer:<br>
::t01o2000<br>
::t04o0455, t04o2000, t04o4000, t04o4500<br>
::t08o0625, t08o2500<br>
::t12o0349, t12o0625<br>
Tube:<br>
::t06q5000<br>
<br>
<br>
Mixed-Mode (ff)(rrrr):<br>
Inner:<br>
::tm04i1000, tm04i1750, tm04i2000, tm04i2308
::tm06i1750, tm06i3063, tm06i8000
::tm08i0588, tm08i1333, tm08i1818
::tm16i1914, tm16i5000
::tm24i3063, tm24i8000
Outer:<br>
::tm01o0200, tm01o0882
::tm04o0360, tm04o0833, tm04o0870, tm04o1750, tm04o2000, tm04o2500, tm04o2727, tm04o3750, tm04o4000, tm04o5000 ::tm06o1750, tm06o3063, tm06o8000
::tm08o0100, tm08o0900, tm08o1333, tm08o2000, tm08o2500, tm08o3333
::tm12o0349
::tm16o1914, tm16o5000
::tm24o3063, tm24o8000
Tube:<br>
::tm08q0435, tm08q0667, tm08q2111, tm08q2639, tm08q5000
::tm12q0435
::tm16q0667
::tm24q0667
::tm48q5000
<br>
<br>
'''Currently available reverse ratio torus primitives:'''<br>
Regular resolution:<br>
Inner:<br>
::r04i1000<br>
Outer:<br>
::r04o1000, r04o1333, r04o1375, r04o1500, r04o2000, r04o2250, r04o3000, r04o3500, r04o4600<br>
::r08o1000, r08o1800<br>
Tube:<br>
::r04q1000, r08q1000
<br>
High resolution:<br>
::r04o1000, r04o1800<br>
::r08o1800, r08o2000, r08o3000, r08o11000<br>
|-


| '''axlehole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - closed'''
| '''<s>1-4ccyli.dat</s>''' || '''<s>Circular torus</s> (obsolete)'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehole]]
| [[File:T04q4000.png |200px|alt=T04q4000]]
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with the disc ends and all sides. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||<s>This single primitive pre-dates the creation of the tffirrrr and tfforrrr suite of primitives and will not be augmented. It produces a quarter torus with a major radius of 2.5Ldu and a tube radius of 1LDu.</s>
 
It is superceded by t04q4000.dat.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol2.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - side edges'''
| '''n-fsphe.dat''' || '''Sphere section'''
|-
| [[File:Axlehol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol2]]
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" technic axle.
|-
|-
| [[File:8-8sphe.png |200px|alt=8-8sphe]]
|| This primitive represents a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1 LDu.


| '''axlehol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - tooth outer edges'''
''Currently available primitives:''<br>
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8, 2-8, 4-8, 8-8<br>
High resolution (n-f): 2-8, 4-8, 8-8
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol3]]
 
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a technic axle hole.
| '''1-8sphc.dat''' || '''Spherical corner'''
|-
|-
| [[File:1-8sphc.png |200px|alt=1-8sphc]]
||This primitive represents one octant (eighth) of a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1.414, truncated by the sides of a cube with a vertex at {1,1,1}. The boundaries of the resulting surface are circular and fit with 1-4edge.dat.
|}
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==Technic primitives==
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| '''axlehol4.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - open one side'''
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===Technic axle primitives===
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| [[File:Axlehol4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol4]]
 
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with one side omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|colspan="2"|
These primitives represent various components of the technic axle. They are orientated in the {x,z} plane. Except where noted below, and in the {y} dimension only, these primitives must not be scaled.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol5.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - open two opposite sides'''
| '''axle.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Section'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol5]]
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Axle.png|200px|alt=Axle]]
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with two opposite sides omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol6.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole tooth'''
| '''axlehol8.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Perimeter'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol6]]
| [[File:Axlehol8.png|200px|alt=Axlehol8]]
||This primitive represents one tooth of a technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive is exclusively used for axles never for axle holes.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol7.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - sides'''
| '''axlehol9.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Inner Edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol7.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol7]]
| [[File:Axlehol9.png|200px|alt=Axlehol9]]
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of outer sides of a technic axle. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension.
||This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol8.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole perimeter'''
| '''axlehalfedge.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Edge Half'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol8]]
| [[File:Axlehalfedge.png|200px|alt=Axlehalfedge]]
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
|-
|-


| '''axlehol9.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - tooth inner edges'''
| '''axleho10.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Base Surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol9]]
| [[File:Axleho10.png|200px|alt=Axleho10]]
||This primitive produces the inner edges of the "plus-shaped" technic axle.
||This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
|-
|-


| '''axleho10.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - tooth surface'''
| '''axleho12.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Sleeve'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axleho10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axleho10]]
| [[File:Axleho12.png|200px|alt=Axleho12]]
||This primitive is used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle to the bounding circle.
||This part is a cyli substitution next to technic axle prims to avoid gaps and t-junctions.
|-
|-


| '''Axlehol0.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Hint'''
| '''axleend.dat''' || '''Technic Axle End'''
|-
| [[File:axleend.png|200px|alt=Axleend]]
||This primitive is used to produce the flat "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle.
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol0.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlehol0]]
||This file is an invisible "axlehole" that can be used to hint irregular axleholes that cannot be modeled with conventional axlehole primitives. To use: add an axle.dat in your part, apply position and scaling so that it fills the axlehole, and substitute it with this primitive.<br>


Note that the bounding axle sction in the image is for context only - there are no actual geometry producing lines contained in these files.  
| '''axleend2.dat''' || '''Technic Axle End Beveled'''
|-
| [[File:axleend2.png|200px|alt=Axleend2]]
||This primitive is used to produce the beveled "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle.
|-
 
| '''axleend20.dat''' || '''Technic Axle End 20 LDU'''
|-
| [[File:axleend20.png|200px|alt=Axleend20]]
||
|}
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===Technic axle hole reduced===
 
===Technic axle hole primitives===
|-
|-


| '''axl2hole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced'''
|colspan="2"|
|-
These primitives represent various components of the technic axle hole. They are orientated in the {x,z} plane. Except where noted below, and in the {y} dimension only, these primitives must not be scaled.
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Axl2hole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2hole]]
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axl2hol2.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - side edges'''
 
| '''axlehole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - closed'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2hol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2hol2]]
| [[File:Axlehole.png|200px|alt=Axlehole]]
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" reduced technic axle.
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with the disc ends and all sides. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axl2hol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth outer edges'''
| '''axlehol2.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - side edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2hol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2hol3]]
| [[File:Axlehol2.png|200px|alt=Axlehol2]]
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a reduced technic axle hole.
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" technic axle.
|-
|-


| '''axl2hol8.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - perimeter'''
| '''axlehol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - tooth outer edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2hol8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2hol8]]
| [[File:Axlehol3.png|200px|alt=Axlehol3]]
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a technic axle hole.
|-
|-


| '''axl2hol9.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth inner edges'''
| '''axl5hol8.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Rounded Perimeter'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2hol9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2hol9]]
| [[File:Axl5hol8.png|200px|alt=Axl5hol8]]
||This primitive produces the inner edges of the reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
||
|-
|-


| '''axl2ho10.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth surface'''
| '''axl5hol9.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Rounded Tooth Outer Edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2ho10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2ho10]]
| [[File:Axl5hol9.png|200px|alt=Axl5hol9]]
||This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
||
|-
|-


| '''axl2end.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - end surface'''
| '''axl5ho10.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Rounded Tooth Surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl2end.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl2end]]
| [[File:Axl5ho10.png|200px|alt=Axl5ho10]]
||This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole reduced.
||
|}
 
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===Technic axle hole semi-reduced===
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|-


| '''axl3hole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced'''
| '''axl5end.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Rounded End Surface'''
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Axl3hole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hole]]
| [[File:Axl5end.png|200px|alt=Axl5end]]
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with semi-reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||
|-
|-


| '''axl3hol2.dat''' || ''' Technic axle hole semi-reduced - side edges'''
| '''axlehol4.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - open one side'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hol2]]
| [[File:Axlehol4.png|200px|alt=Axlehol4]]
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" semi-reduced technic axle.
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with one side omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axl3hol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth outer edges'''
| '''axlehol5.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - open two opposite sides'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hol3]]
| [[File:Axlehol5.png|200px|alt=Axlehol5]]
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole.
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with two opposite sides omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axl3hol6.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced tooth'''
| '''axlehol6.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole tooth'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hol6]]
| [[File:Axlehol6.png|200px|alt=Axlehol6]]
||This primitive represents the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive represents one tooth of a technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axl3hol8.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - perimeter'''
| '''axlehol7.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole - sides'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hol8]]
| [[File:Axlehol7.png|200px|alt=Axlehol7]]
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of semi-reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of outer sides of a technic axle. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension.
|-
|-


| '''axl3hol9.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth inner edges'''
| '''Axlehol0.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Hint'''
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3hol9]]
||This primitive produces the inner edges of the semi-reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlehol0.png|200px|alt=Axlehol0]]
||This file is an invisible "axlehole" that can be used to hint irregular axleholes that cannot be modeled with conventional axlehole primitives. To use: add an axle.dat in your part, apply position and scaling so that it fills the axlehole, and substitute it with this primitive.<br>


| '''axl3ho10.dat''' || ''' Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth surface'''
Note that the bounding axle section in the image is for context only - there are no actual geometry producing lines contained in these files.  
|-
| [[File:Axl3ho10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3ho10]]
|| This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a semi-reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
|-
 
| '''axl3end.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - end surface'''
|-
| [[File:Axl3end.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axl3end]]
||This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole semi-reduced.
|}
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===Special Technic axle primitive===
===Technic axle hole reduced===
|-
|-


| '''axlebeam.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Truncated to fit Technic Beam End Surface'''
| '''axl2hole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced'''
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Axlebeam.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlebeam]]
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Axl2hole.png|200px|alt=Axl2hole]]
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle to be used between a cylinder of 9 LDu radius and an axle primitive.
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
 
Usage example:<br>
1 16 0 0 -10 9 0 0 0 0 -9 0 20 0 2-4cyli.dat<br>
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlebeam.dat<br>
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat
|-
|-


| '''axlesphe.dat''' || '''Technic axle - truncated to fit ball joint'''
| '''axl2hol2.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - side edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlesphe.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlesphe]]
| [[File:Axl2hol2.png|200px|alt=Axl2hol2]]
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated to fit a 12.81 LDu radius sphere.
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" reduced technic axle.
 
Usage example:<br>
1 16 0 0 0 12.81 0 0 0 0 12.81 0 -12.81 0 8-8sphe.dat<br>
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlesphe.dat<br>
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 7.19 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat
|-
|-


| '''axles.dat''' || '''Axle Sloped'''
| '''axl2hol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth outer edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axles.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axles]]
| [[File:Axl2hol3.png|200px|alt=Axl2hol3]]
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated by a slope with the height of 1 LDu. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a reduced technic axle hole.
|-
|-


| '''axlecap.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap'''
| '''axl2hol8.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - perimeter'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlecap.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlecap]]
| [[File:Axl2hol8.png|200px|alt=Axl2hol8]]
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle.
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''axlecaph.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap with Hole 4D'''
| '''axl2hol9.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth inner edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlecaph.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlecaph]]
| [[File:Axl2hol9.png|200px|alt=Axl2hol9]]
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2 LDu radius.
||This primitive produces the inner edges of the reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
|-
|-


| '''axlecaph2.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap with Hole 5D'''
| '''axl2ho10.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - tooth surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlecaph2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axlecaph2]]
| [[File:Axl2ho10.png|200px|alt=Axl2ho10]]
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2.5 LDu radius.
||This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
|-
|-


| '''axleconnect.dat''' || '''Technic Axle to Connector Hole Perpendicular Joint 0.5'''
| '''axl2end.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole reduced - end surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Axleconnect.png|200px|thumb|alt=Axleconnect]]
| [[File:Axl2end.png|200px|alt=Axl2end]]
||This primitive produces a right angle connection between an axle and a Technic connector hole.
||This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole reduced.
 
Usage example:<br>
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat<br>
1 16 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat<br>
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 connhole.dat<br>
1 16 0 0 -30 0 0 -1 -1 0 0 0 20 0 axle.dat
|}
|}


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===Technic castellated bush primitives===
===Technic axle hole semi-reduced===
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|colspan="2"|
| '''axl3hole.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced'''
These primitives are various representations of the castellated technic bush. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Axl3hole.png|200px|alt=Axl3hole]]
||This primitive produces a technic axle hole with semi-reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''bushlock.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - long teeth'''
| '''axl3hol2.dat''' || ''' Technic axle hole semi-reduced - side edges'''
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Bushlock.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bushlock]]
| [[File:Axl3hol2.png|200px|alt=Axl3hol2]]
||
||This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" semi-reduced technic axle.
|-
|-


| '''bushloc2.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth'''
| '''axl3hol3.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth outer edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Bushloc2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bushloc2]]
| [[File:Axl3hol3.png|200px|alt=Axl3hol3]]
||
||This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole.
|-
 
| '''axl3hol6.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced tooth'''
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol6.png|200px|alt=Axl3hol6]]
||This primitive represents the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
 
| '''axl3hol8.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - perimeter'''
|-
| [[File:Axl3hol8.png|200px|alt=Axl3hol8]]
||This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of semi-reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''bushloc3.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth indented'''
| '''axl3hol9.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth inner edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Bushloc3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bushloc3]]
| [[File:Axl3hol9.png|200px|alt=Axl3hol9]]
||This primitive differs from bushloc2.dat in that the teeth are indented in four places to allow it to fit between four adjacent studs.
||This primitive produces the inner edges of the semi-reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
|-
|-


| '''bushloc4.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - short teeth'''
| '''axl3ho10.dat''' || ''' Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Bushloc4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bushloc4]]
| [[File:Axl3ho10.png|200px|alt=Axl3ho10]]
||
|| This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a semi-reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
|-
|-


| '''steerend.dat''' || '''Curved end to technic 1xn plate with 16-tooth castellation on underside'''
| '''axl3end.dat''' || '''Technic axle hole semi-reduced - end surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Steerend.png|200px|thumb|alt=Steerend]]
| [[File:Axl3end.png|200px|alt=Axl3end]]
||
||This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole semi-reduced.
|}
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===Technic bush primtives===
===Technic axle hole Two-toothed===
|-
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|style="width: 200px;"|'''axl4hole.dat'''|| '''Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding'''
These primitives are usd to construct technic bush parts.
|-
| [[File:Axl4hole.png|200px|alt=Axl4hole]]
||
|-
|-


| '''bush.dat''' || '''Technic bush with collar at one end'''
|'''axl4hol2.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding Side Edges'''
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;" |[[File:Bush.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bush]]
| [[File:Axl4hol2.png|200px|alt=Axl4hol2]]
||&nbsp;
||
|-
|-


| '''bush0.dat''' || '''Technic bush without end collars'''
|'''axl4hol3.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding Tooth Outer Edges'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Bush0.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bush0]]
| [[File:Axl4hol3.png|200px|alt=Axl4hol3]]
||
|-
 
| '''bush1.dat''' || '''Technic bush collar quarter'''
|-
| [[File:Bush1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bush1]]
||
|-
 
| '''bush2.dat''' || '''Technic Bush End 0.25'''
|-
| [[File:Bush2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Bush2]]
||
||
|}
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===Technic connector primitives===
===Special Technic axle primitive===
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|colspan="2"|
| '''axlebeam.dat''' || '''Technic Axle Truncated to fit Technic Beam End Surface'''
These primitives are used to contruct technic connector pegs. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Axlebeam.png|200px|alt=Axlebeam]]
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle to be used between a cylinder of 9 LDu radius and an axle primitive.


| '''connect.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar'''
Usage example:<br>
|-
1 16 0 0 -10 9 0 0 0 0 -9 0 20 0 2-4cyli.dat<br>
|style="width: 200px;" |[[File:Connect.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect]]
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlebeam.dat<br>
||&nbsp;
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat
|-
|-


| '''connect2.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long without collar'''
| '''axlesphe.dat''' || '''Technic axle - truncated to fit ball joint'''
|-
| [[File:Connect2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect2]]
||
|-
|-
| [[File:Axlesphe.png|200px|alt=Axlesphe]]
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated to fit a 12.81 LDu radius sphere.


| '''connect3.dat''' || '''Technic connector - short with collar'''
Usage example:<br>
|-
1 16 0 0 0 12.81 0 0 0 0 12.81 0 -12.81 0 8-8sphe.dat<br>
| [[File:Connect3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect3]]
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlesphe.dat<br>
||
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 7.19 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat
|-
|-


| '''connect4.dat''' || '''Technic connector - short without collar'''
| '''axles.dat''' || '''Axle Sloped'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connect4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect4]]
| [[File:Axles.png|200px|alt=Axles]]
||
||This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated by a slope with the height of 1 LDu. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
|-


| '''connect5.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and slot'''
| '''axlecap.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connect5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect5]]
| [[File:Axlecap.png|200px|alt=Axlecap]]
||
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle.
|-
|-


| '''connect6.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and notches'''
| '''axlecaph.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap with Hole 4D'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connect6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect6]]
| [[File:Axlecaph.png|200px|alt=Axlecaph]]
||
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2 LDu radius.
|-
|-


| '''connect7.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with rectangular centre hole and thin (frictionless) ribs'''
| '''axlecaph2.dat''' || '''Axle Endcap with Hole 5D'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connect7.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect7]]
| [[File:Axlecaph2.png|200px|alt=Axlecaph2]]
||
||This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2.5 LDu radius.
|-
|-


| '''connect8.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and blind hole'''
| '''axleconnect.dat''' || '''Technic Axle to Connector Hole Perpendicular Joint 0.5'''
|-
| [[File:Connect8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect8]]
||
|-
|-
| [[File:Axleconnect.png|200px|alt=Axleconnect]]
||This primitive produces a right angle connection between an axle and a Technic connector hole.


| '''connect10.dat''' || '''Technic Pin 1.0 without Base Collar and Rectangular Centre Hole'''
Usage example:<br>
|-
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat<br>
| [[File:Connect10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connect10]]
1 16 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat<br>
||
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 connhole.dat<br>
|-
1 16 0 0 -30 0 0 -1 -1 0 0 0 20 0 axle.dat
|}


| '''connectcollar1.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Short Slit'''
|-
| [[File:Connectcollar1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectcollar1]]
||
|-


| '''connectcollar2.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Short Slit'''
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|-
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| [[File:Connectcollar2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectcollar2]]
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||
 
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===Technic castellated bush primitives===
|-
|-


| '''connectcollar3.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Long Slit'''
|colspan="2"|
|-
These primitives are various representations of the castellated technic bush. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.
| [[File:Connectcollar3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectcollar3]]
||
|-
|-


| '''connectcollar4.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Long Slit'''
| '''bushlock.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - long teeth'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connectcollar4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectcollar4]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Bushlock.png|200px|alt=Bushlock]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''connectcollar5.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Round Hole and Short Slit'''
| '''bushloc2.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connectcollar5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectcollar5]]
| [[File:Bushloc2.png|200px|alt=Bushloc2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''connectslit1.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Rectangular Hole'''
| '''bushloc3.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth indented'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connectslit1.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectslit1]]
| [[File:Bushloc3.png|200px|alt=Bushloc3]]
||
||This primitive differs from bushloc2.dat in that the teeth are indented in four places to allow it to fit between four adjacent studs.
|-
|-


| '''connectslit2.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Small Rectangular Hole'''
| '''bushloc4.dat''' || '''Technic 16-tooth castellation - short teeth'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connectslit2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connectslit2]]
| [[File:Bushloc4.png|200px|alt=Bushloc4]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''confric.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar'''
| '''steerend.dat''' || '''Curved end to technic 1xn plate with 16-tooth castellation on underside'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric]]
| [[File:Steerend.png|200px|alt=Steerend]]
||
||
|-
|}


| '''confric2.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long without collar'''
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===Technic bush primtives===
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric2]]
 
||
|colspan="2"|
These primitives are usd to construct technic bush parts.
|-
|-


| '''confric3.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with rectangular centre hole and collar'''
| '''bush.dat''' || '''Technic bush with collar at one end'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric3]]
|style="width: 200px;" |[[File:Bush.png|200px|alt=Bush]]
||
||&nbsp;
|-
|-


| '''confric4.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar and blind hole'''
| '''bush0.dat''' || '''Technic bush without end collars'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric4]]
| [[File:Bush0.png|200px|alt=Bush0]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''confric5.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar and slot'''
| '''bush0a.dat''' || '''Technic Bush without Collars without Edge Lines'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric5]]
| [[File:Bush0a.png|200px|alt=Bush0a]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''confric6.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long without collar with slot'''
|-
| [[File:Confric6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric6]]
||
|-


| '''confric8.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - middle section with collar and slot'''
| '''bush1.dat''' || '''Technic bush collar quarter'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric8]]
| [[File:Bush1.png|200px|alt=Bush1]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''confric9.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - middle section slotted with unsplit base collar'''
| '''bush2.dat''' || '''Technic Bush End 0.25'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Confric9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Confric9]]
| [[File:Bush2.png|200px|alt=Bush2]]
||
||
|}
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===Technic connector hole primitives===
 
===Technic connector primitives===
|-
|-


|colspan="2"|
|colspan="2"|
These primitives are used to contruct technic connector peg holes. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis. They must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions, but the peghole and npeghol families of primitives may be scaled in the {y} dimension.
These primitives are used to contruct technic connector pegs. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.
|-
|-


| '''connhole.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long'''
| '''connect.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar'''
|-
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Connhole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connhole]]
|style="width: 200px;" |[[File:Connect.png|200px|alt=Connect]]
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic beams.
||&nbsp;
|-
|-


| '''connhol2.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with extended end'''
| '''connect2.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long without collar'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connhol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connhol2]]
| [[File:Connect2.png|200px|alt=Connect2]]
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic parts with an extended indentation.
||
|-
|-


| '''connhol3.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with only one end'''
| '''connect3.dat''' || '''Technic connector - short with collar'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Connhol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Connhol3]]
| [[File:Connect3.png|200px|alt=Connect3]]
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes for use in Technic parts with a narrow beam section.
||
|-
|-


| '''beamhole.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with extension to adjacent hole'''
| '''connect4.dat''' || '''Technic connector - short without collar'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Beamhole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Beamhole]]
| [[File:Connect4.png|200px|alt=Connect4]]
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 20LDu wide Technic beams.
||
|-
|-


| '''beamhol2.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole short with extension to adjacent hole'''
| '''connect5.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and slot'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Beamhol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Beamhol2]]
| [[File:Connect5.png|200px|alt=Connect5]]
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 10LDu wide Technic beams.
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole'''
| '''connect6.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and notches'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole]]
| [[File:Connect6.png|200px|alt=Connect6]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole2.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - long'''
| '''connect7.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with rectangular centre hole and thin (frictionless) ribs'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole2]]
| [[File:Connect7.png|200px|alt=Connect7]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole3.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 90 degrees'''
| '''connect8.dat''' || '''Technic connector - long with collar and blind hole'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole3]]
| [[File:Connect8.png|200px|alt=Connect8]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole4.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - short'''
| '''connect10.dat''' || '''Technic Pin 1.0 without Base Collar and Rectangular Centre Hole'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole4]]
| [[File:Connect10.png|200px|alt=Connect10]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole5.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - medium'''
| '''connectcollar1.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Short Slit'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole5]]
| [[File:Connectcollar1.png|200px|alt=Connectcollar1]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''peghole6.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - end extended'''
| '''connectcollar2.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Short Slit'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Peghole6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Peghole6]]
| [[File:Connectcollar2.png|200px|alt=Connectcollar2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghole.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
| '''connectcollar3.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Long Slit'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghole]]
| [[File:Connectcollar3.png|200px|alt=Connectcollar3]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol2.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole negative with top surface extensions'''
| '''connectcollar4.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Long Slit'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol2]]
| [[File:Connectcollar4.png|200px|alt=Connectcollar4]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol3.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
| '''connectcollar5.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Collar Half with Round Hole and Short Slit'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol3]]
| [[File:Connectcollar5.png|200px|alt=Connectcollar5]]
||This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol3.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
| '''connectslit1.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Rectangular Hole'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol3]]
|[[File:Connectslit1.png|x200px|alt=Connectslit1]]
||This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol3a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole / Axle Hole Negative without Top Surface Extensions without One Edge'''
| '''connectslit2.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Small Rectangular Hole'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol3a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol3a]]
| [[File:Connectslit2.png|x200px|alt=Connectslit2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol4.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative with top surface extensions'''
| '''confric.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol4.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol4]]
| [[File:Confric.png|200px|alt=Confric]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol5.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to axle hole negative with top surface extensions'''
| '''confric2.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long without collar'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol5.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol5]]
| [[File:Confric2.png|200px|alt=Confric2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol6.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to axle hole negative quarter for beams'''
| '''confric3.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with rectangular centre hole and collar'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol6]]
| [[File:Confric3.png|200px|alt=Confric3]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol6a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25'''
| '''confric4.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar and blind hole'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol6a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol6a]]
| [[File:Confric4.png|200px|alt=Confric4]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol6b.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 with Middle Tab'''
| '''confric5.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long with collar and slot'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol6b.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol6b]]
| [[File:Confric5.png|200px|alt=Confric5]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol6c.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without One Edge'''
| '''confric6.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - long without collar with slot'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol6c.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol6c]]
| [[File:Confric6.png|200px|alt=Confric6]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol6d.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without Extension'''
| '''confric8.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - middle section with collar and slot'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol6d.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol6d]]
| [[File:Confric8.png|200px|alt=Confric8]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol7.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 without Top Surface Extensions'''
| '''confric9.dat''' || '''Technic connector with friction - middle section slotted with unsplit base collar'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol7.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol7]]
| [[File:Confric9.png|200px|alt=Confric9]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol7a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 with Top Surface Extensions'''
| '''confric12.dat''' || '''Technic Friction Pin 1.0 with Rounded Base'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol7a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol7a]]
| [[File:Confric12.png|200px|alt=Confric12]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol8.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 1 Half without Extensions'''
| '''fric.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Friction Rib Short with Rounded End'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol8]]
|[[File:Fric.png|x200px|alt=Fric]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol9.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 with Extensions'''
| '''fric2.dat''' || '''Technic Pin Friction Rib Short with 4 Rounded Corners'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol9]]
|[[File:Fric2.png|x200px|alt=Fric2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol10.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 without Extensions'''
| '''confricrib1.dat''' || '''Technic Friction Pin Rib'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol10]]
| [[File:Confricrib1.png|x200px|alt=Confricrib1]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol11.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3'''
| '''confricrib2''' || '''Technic Friction Pin 3 Ribs 120 Degrees'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol11.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol11]]
| [[File:Confricrib2.png|x200px|alt=Confricrib2]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol12.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (One Side) and Surface'''
| '''confricrib3.dat''' || '''Technic Friction Pin Long Rib'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol12]]
| [[File:Confricrib3.png|x200px|alt=Confricrib3]]
||
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol13.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (Two Sides) and Surface'''
| '''confricrib4.dat''' || '''Technic Friction Pin Long Stop Ring'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol13.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol13]]
| [[File:Confricrib4.png|x200px|alt=Confricrib4]]
||
||
|}
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===Technic connector hole primitives===
|-
|-


| <s>'''npeghol15.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.25 (Obsolete)'''</s>
|colspan="2"|
|-
These primitives are used to contruct technic connector peg holes. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis. They must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions, but the peghole and npeghol families of primitives may be scaled in the {y} dimension.
|[[File:Npeghol15.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol15]]
||
|-
|-


| '''npeghol15b.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner with Wide Tabs on 1 Side 0.125'''
| '''connhole.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long'''
|-
|-
|[[File:Npeghol15b.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol15b]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Connhole.png|200px|alt=Connhole]]
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||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic beams.
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| <s>'''npeghol16.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 (Obsolete)'''</s>
| '''connhol2.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with extended end'''
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|[[File:Npeghol16.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol16]]
| [[File:Connhol2.png|200px|alt=Connhol2]]
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||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic parts with an extended indentation.
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| <s>'''npeghol17.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Negative with Cut Corners (Obsolete)'''</s>
| '''connhol3.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with only one end'''
|-
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|[[File:Npeghol17.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol17]]
| [[File:Connhol3.png|200px|alt=Connhol3]]
||
||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes for use in Technic parts with a narrow beam section.
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| '''npeghol18.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 Without Lower Faces'''
| '''beamhole.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole long with extension to adjacent hole'''
|-
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|[[File:Npeghol18.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol18]]
|[[File:Beamhole.png|200px|alt=Beamhole]]
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||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 20LDu wide Technic beams.
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| '''npeghol18a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 without Faces'''
| '''beamhol2.dat''' || '''Technic beam hole short with extension to adjacent hole'''
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|[[File:Npeghol18a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol18a]]
| [[File:Beamhol2.png|200px|alt=Beamhol2]]
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||This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 10LDu wide Technic beams.
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| '''npeghol19.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3 Top Half without Extensions'''
| '''peghole.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole'''
|-
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|[[File:Npeghol19.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol19]]
|[[File:Peghole.png|200px|alt=Peghole]]
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| '''npeghol20.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 without Extensions'''
| '''peghole2.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - long'''
|-
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|[[File:Npeghol20.png|200px|thumb|alt=Npeghol20]]
|[[File:Peghole2.png|200px|alt=Peghole2]]
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===Technic gear tooth primitives===
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| '''peghole3.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 90 degrees'''
These primitives are used to contruct technic gears and racks. Gear teeth are shaped differently depending on the diameter of the gear wheel. These primitives must not be scaled.
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|[[File:Peghole3.png|200px|alt=Peghole3]]
| '''tooth8.dat''' || '''Tooth for 8-tooth Technic gears'''
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|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Tooth8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth8]]
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| '''tooth8a.dat''' || '''Single Tooth for Technic Gear 8 Tooth Reinforced'''
| '''peghole4.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - short'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth8a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth8a]]
|[[File:Peghole4.png|200px|alt=Peghole4]]
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| '''tooth16.dat''' || '''Tooth for 16-tooth Technic gears'''
| '''peghole5.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - medium'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth16.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth16]]
|[[File:Peghole5.png|200px|alt=Peghole5]]
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| '''tooth24.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic gears'''
| '''peghole6.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole - end extended'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth24.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth24]]
|[[File:Peghole6.png|200px|alt=Peghole6]]
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| '''tooth24a.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 2'''
| '''npeghole.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth24a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth24a]]
|[[File:Npeghole.png|200px|alt=Npeghole]]
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| '''tooth24b.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 3'''
| '''npeghol2.dat''' || '''Technic connector hole negative with top surface extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth24b.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth24b]]
|[[File:Npeghol2.png|200px|alt=Npeghol2]]
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| '''tooth24c.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 1'''
| '''npeghol3.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth24c.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth24c]]
|[[File:Npeghol3.png|200px|alt=Npeghol3]]
||This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
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| '''npeghol3.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions'''
|-
|[[File:Npeghol3.png|200px|alt=Npeghol3]]
||This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
|-
 
| '''npeghol3a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole / Axle Hole Negative without Top Surface Extensions without One Edge'''
|-
|[[File:Npeghol3a.png|200px|alt=Npeghol3a]]
||
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| '''tooth40.dat''' || '''Tooth for 40-tooth Technic gears'''
| '''npeghol4.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to connector hole negative with top surface extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Tooth40.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tooth40]]
|[[File:Npeghol4.png|200px|alt=Npeghol4]]
||
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| '''toothb12.dat''' || '''Tooth for 12-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
| '''npeghol5.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to axle hole negative with top surface extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Toothb12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothb12]]
|[[File:Npeghol5.png|200px|alt=Npeghol5]]
||
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| '''toothb14.dat''' || '''Tooth for 14-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
| '''npeghol6.dat''' || '''Technic peg hole to axle hole negative quarter for beams'''
|-
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| [[File:Toothb14.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothb14]]
|[[File:Npeghol6.png|x200px|alt=Npeghol6]]
||
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| '''toothb20.dat''' || '''Tooth for 20-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
| '''npeghol6a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25'''
|-
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| [[File:Toothb20.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothb20]]
|[[File:Npeghol6a.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6a]]
||
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| '''tootb28.dat''' || '''Full size tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
| '''npeghol6b.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 with Middle Tab'''
|-
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| [[File:Tootb28.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tootb28]]
|[[File:Npeghol6b.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6b]]
||
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| '''tootb28s.dat''' || '''Short tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
| '''npeghol6c.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without One Edge'''
|-
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| [[File:Tootb28s.png|200px|thumb|alt=Tootb28s]]
|[[File:Npeghol6c.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6c]]
||
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| '''toothd28.dat''' || '''Tooth for 28-tooth Technic Differential'''
| '''npeghol6d.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without Extension'''
|-
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| [[File:Toothd28.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothd28]]
|[[File:Npeghol6d.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6d]]
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| '''toothr.dat''' || '''Tooth for Technic Gear Racks'''
| '''npeghol6e.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Walls Only'''
|-
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| [[File:Toothr.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothr]]
|[[File:Npeghol6e.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6e]]
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| '''toothl.dat''' || '''Tooth for Large Technic Gears'''
| '''npeghol6f.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Padding Small (6.3639 LDU)'''
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| [[File:Toothl.png|200px|thumb|alt=Toothl]]
|[[File:Npeghol6f.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6f]]
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| '''npeghol6g.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Padding Large (9 LDU)'''
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===Technic Duplo primitives===
|[[File:Npeghol6g.png|200px|alt=Npeghol6g]]
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|colspan="2"|
| '''npeghol7.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 without Top Surface Extensions'''
These primitives represent various components of the Duplo-scale technic parts.
|-
|[[File:Npeghol7.png|200px|alt=Npeghol7]]
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| '''daxle.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle section'''
| '''npeghol7a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 with Top Surface Extensions'''
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|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Daxle.png|200px|thumb|alt=Daxle]]
|[[File:Npeghol7a.png|200px|alt=Npeghol7a]]
||This primitive is comprises a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
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| '''daxlehole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle hole - closed'''
| '''npeghol8.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 1 Half without Extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Daxlehole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Daxlehole]]
|[[File:Npeghol8.png|200px|alt=Npeghol8]]
||This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle hole structure. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
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| '''daxlehub.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle hub'''
| '''npeghol9.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 with Extensions'''
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| [[File:Daxlehub.png|200px|thumb|alt=Daxlehub]]
|[[File:Npeghol9.png|200px|alt=Npeghol9]]
||This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of th eouter hub for a duplo technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
||
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| '''dconnhole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic connector hole'''
| '''npeghol10.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 without Extensions'''
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| [[File:Dconnhole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Dconnhole]]
|[[File:Npeghol10.png|200px|alt=Npeghol10]]
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| '''dnpeghole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic peg hole negative'''
| '''npeghol11.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3'''
|-
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| [[File:Dnpeghole.png|200px|thumb|alt=Dnpeghole]]
|[[File:Npeghol11.png|x200px|alt=Npeghol11]]
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| '''dtooth8.dat''' || '''Tooth for 8-tooth Duplo Technic gears'''
| '''npeghol12.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (One Side) and Surface'''
|-
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| [[File:Dtooth8.png|200px|thumb|alt=Dtooth8]]
|[[File:Npeghol12.png|200px|alt=Npeghol12]]
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| '''dtoothc.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Duplo Technic crown gears'''
| '''npeghol13.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (Two Sides) and Surface'''
|-
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| [[File:Dtoothc.png|200px|thumb|alt=Dtoothc]]
|[[File:Npeghol13.png|200px|alt=Npeghol13]]
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| <s>'''npeghol15.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.25 (Obsolete)'''</s>
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|[[File:Npeghol15.png|200px|alt=Npeghol15]]
 
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==Stud-related primitives==
 
'''Stud primitives'''
 
Each studxxx primitive described below has a matching low resolution stu2xxx primitive, used by the fast-draw mode of renderers - these stu2xxx primitive must never be used in part files. An additional primitive (studline.dat) is used to substitute a single line for studs by the super fast-draw mode of LDraw.
 
All stud primitives are modelled with the solid disc uppermost, even if designed for the underside of parts (stud3, stud4, stud8, stud11). The origin is at the base of the stud and they extend for 4LDU in the {-y} dimension. To use for the underside, the primitives need to be inverted in the {y} dimension, viz.
 
1 16&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;x y z&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 -1 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;stud3.dat
 
These primitives must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions. Ideally they should not be scaled in the {y} dimension either, to allow the accurate substitution of chamfered studs by high-quality renderers [but this rule is flouted in the regular brick files, where stud4 is scaled by 5 to generate the underside tube].
 
 
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| '''stud.dat''' || '''Regular stud'''
| '''npeghol15b.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner with Wide Tabs on 1 Side 0.125'''
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|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Stud.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud]]
|[[File:Npeghol15b.png|200px|alt=Npeghol15b]]
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| '''studa.dat''' || '''Regular stud without edge around base'''
| <s>'''npeghol16.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 (Obsolete)'''</s>
|-
|-
| [[File:Studa.png|200px|thumb|alt=Studa]]
|[[File:Npeghol16.png|200px|alt=Npeghol16]]
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| '''studp01.dat''' || '''Regular stud with white dot'''
| <s>'''npeghol17.dat'''</s> || <s>'''~Technic Peg Hole Negative with Cut Corners (Obsolete)'''</s>
|-
|-
| [[File:Studp01.png|200px|thumb|alt=Studp01]]
|[[File:Npeghol17.png|200px|alt=Npeghol17]]
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| '''studel.dat''' || '''Regular electric stud'''
| '''npeghol18.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 Without Lower Faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Studel.png|200px|thumb|alt=Studel]]
|[[File:Npeghol18.png|200px|alt=Npeghol18]]
||The electric contact is on the {-x} {-z} corner
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| '''stud10.dat''' || '''Truncated solid stud'''
| '''npeghol18a.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 without Faces'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud10.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud10]]
|[[File:Npeghol18a.png|200px|alt=Npeghol18a]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud15.dat''' || '''Moderately truncated solid stud'''
| '''npeghol19.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3 Top Half without Extensions'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud15.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud15]]
|[[File:Npeghol19.png|200px|alt=Npeghol19]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud13.dat''' || '''Very truncated solid stud'''
| '''npeghol20.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 without Extensions'''
|-
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| [[File:Stud13. png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud13]]
|[[File:Npeghol20.png|200px|alt=Npeghol20]]
||For use on the 2x2 Light&Sound siren part where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud2.dat''' || '''Hollow stud'''
| '''npeghol21.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 Half with Recessed Side'''
|-
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| [[File:Stud2.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud2]]
|[[File:Npeghol21.png|200px|alt=Npeghol21]]
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| '''stud2a.dat''' || '''Hollow stud without edge around base'''
| '''npeghol22.dat''' || '''Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 Half with Recessed Top Surface'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud2a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud2a]]
|[[File:Npeghol22.png|200px|alt=Npeghol21]]
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===Technic gear tooth primitives===
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| '''stud2s.dat''' || '''Hollow stud sloped'''
|colspan="2"|
|-
These primitives are used to contruct technic gears and racks. Gear teeth are shaped differently depending on the diameter of the gear wheel. These primitives must not be scaled.
| [[File:Stud2s.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud2s]]
||Hollow stud for inverted slope bricks.
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| '''stud17a.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud without edge around base'''
| '''tooth8.dat''' || '''Tooth for 8-tooth Technic gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud17a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud17a]]
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Tooth8.png|200px|alt=Tooth8]]
||For use on 2x2 octagonal parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud9.dat''' || '''Hollow stud with small hole'''
| '''tooth8a.dat''' || '''Single Tooth for Technic Gear 8 Tooth Reinforced'''
|-
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| [[File:Stud9.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud9]]
| [[File:Tooth8a.png|200px|alt=Tooth8a]]
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| '''stud6.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud'''
| '''tooth16.dat''' || '''Tooth for 16-tooth Technic gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud6.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud6]]
| [[File:Tooth16.png|200px|alt=Tooth16]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud6a.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud without edge around base'''
| '''tooth24.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud6a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud6a]]
| [[File:Tooth24.png|200px|alt=Tooth24]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
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| '''stud3.dat''' || '''Small underside stud'''
| '''tooth24a.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 2'''
|-
| [[File:Tooth24a.png|200px|alt=Tooth24a]]
||
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| '''tooth24b.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 3'''
|-
| [[File:Tooth24b.png|200px|alt=Tooth24b]]
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| '''tooth24c.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 1'''
|-
| [[File:Tooth24c.png|200px|alt=Tooth24c]]
||
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| '''tooth40.dat''' || '''Tooth for 40-tooth Technic gears'''
|-
| [[File:Tooth40.png|200px|alt=Tooth40]]
||
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| [[File:Stud3.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud3]]
||For use on the underside of parts (usually plates) between the gaps for studs. This is modelled with the solid disc uppermost. To use for the underside of plates, it is necessary to invert in the {y} dimension, like


1 16  x y z  1 0 0  0 -1 0  0 0 1  stud3.dat
| '''toothb12.dat''' || '''Tooth for 12-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
|-
| [[File:Toothb12.png|200px|alt=Toothb12]]
||
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In real life, more recent parts use a hollow version of this underside stud. Since this serves no functional purpose and many parts exist with both varients, this feature is not modelled in LDraw parts and the solid version is always used.
| '''toothb14.dat''' || '''Tooth for 14-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
|-
| [[File:Toothb14.png|x200px|alt=Toothb14]]
||
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| '''stud3a.dat''' || '''Small underside stud without edge around base'''
| '''toothb20.dat''' || '''Tooth for 20-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud3a.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud3a]]
| [[File:Toothb20.png|200px|alt=Toothb20]]
||See note for stud3.
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| '''studx.dat''' || '''Cross-shaped underside stud'''
| '''tootb28.dat''' || '''Full size tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Studx.png|200px|thumb|alt=Studx]]
| [[File:Tootb28.png|x200px|alt=Tootb28]]
||
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| '''stud12.dat''' || '''Cross-shaped underside stud for Minitalia parts'''
| '''tootb28s.dat''' || '''Short tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears'''
|-
|-
| [[File:Stud12.png|200px|thumb|alt=Stud12]]
| [[File:Tootb28s.png|x200px|alt=Tootb28s]]
||
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| '''toothb28d.dat''' || '''Single Tooth for Technic Double Bevel Gear 28 Tooth'''
|-
| [[File:Toothb28d.png|x200px|alt=Toothb28d]]
||
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| '''toothd28.dat''' || '''Tooth for 28-tooth Technic Differential'''
|-
| [[File:Toothd28.png|x200px|alt=Toothd28]]
||
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| '''toothr.dat''' || '''Tooth for Technic Gear Racks'''
|-
| [[File:Toothr.png|200px|alt=Toothr]]
||
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| '''toothl.dat''' || '''Tooth for Large Technic Gears'''
|-
| [[File:Toothl.png|200px|alt=Toothl]]
||
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===Technic Duplo primitives===
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|colspan="2"|
These primitives represent various components of the Duplo-scale technic parts.
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| '''dhingesocket.dat''' || '''Duplo Hinge Socket'''
|-
|[[File:Dhingesocket.png|200px|alt=Dhingesocket]]
|-
| '''dhingepin2.dat''' || '''Duplo Hinge Pin with Deep Recess and Reinforcements'''
|-
|[[File:Dhingepin2.png|200px|alt=Dhingepin2]]
|-
| '''daxle.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle section'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Daxle.png|200px|alt=Daxle]]
||This primitive is comprises a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
|-
| '''daxlehole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle hole - closed'''
|-
| [[File:Daxlehole.png|200px|alt=Daxlehole]]
||This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle hole structure. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
| '''daxlehub.dat''' || '''Duplo technic axle hub'''
|-
| [[File:Daxlehub.png|200px|alt=Daxlehub]]
||This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of th eouter hub for a duplo technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
|-
| '''dconnhole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic connector hole'''
|-
| [[File:Dconnhole.png|200px|alt=Dconnhole]]
||
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| '''dnpeghole.dat''' || '''Duplo technic peg hole negative'''
|-
| [[File:Dnpeghole.png|200px|alt=Dnpeghole]]
||
|-
| '''dtooth8.dat''' || '''Tooth for 8-tooth Duplo Technic gears'''
|-
| [[File:Dtooth8.png|200px|alt=Dtooth8]]
||
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| '''dtoothc.dat''' || '''Tooth for 24-tooth Duplo Technic crown gears'''
|-
| [[File:Dtoothc.png|200px|alt=Dtoothc]]
||
|-
| '''dtooth.dat''' || '''Tooth for Duplo Gears 24 and 40 Tooth'''
|-
| [[File:Dtooth.png|200px|alt=Dtooth]]
||
|}
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==Stud primitives==
<div class="mw-collapsible">
Each studxxx primitive described below has a matching low resolution stu2xxx primitive, used by the fast-draw mode of renderers - these stu2xxx primitive must never be used in part files. An additional primitive (studline.dat) is used to substitute a single line for studs by the super fast-draw mode of LDraw.
All stud primitives are modelled with the solid disc uppermost, even if designed for the underside of parts (stud3, stud4, stud8, stud11). The origin is at the base of the stud and they extend for 4LDU in the {-y} dimension. To use for the underside, the primitives need to be inverted in the {y} dimension, viz.
1 16&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;x y z&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 -1 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 1&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;stud3.dat
These primitives must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions. Ideally they should not be scaled in the {y} dimension either, to allow the accurate substitution of chamfered studs by high-quality renderers [but this rule is flouted in the regular brick files, where stud4 is scaled by 5 to generate the underside tube].
{| class="wikitable"  style="width: 100%;"
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===Studs without Logo===
|-
| '''stud.dat''' || '''Regular stud'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Stud.png|200px|alt=Stud]]
||
|-
| '''studa.dat''' || '''Regular stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Studa.png|200px|alt=Studa]]
||
|-
| '''stud26.dat''' || '''Stud without Logo'''
|-
| [[File:Stud26.png|200px|alt=Stud26]]
||Regular stud, but without LEGO logo (eg. for third party products and LEGO parts where special studs exceptionally carry no logo)
|-
| '''studp01.dat''' || '''Regular stud with white dot'''
|-
| [[File:Studp01.png|200px|alt=Studp01]]
||
|-
| '''studel.dat''' || '''Regular electric stud'''
|-
| [[File:Studel.png|200px|alt=Studel]]
||The electric contact is on the {-x} {-z} corner
|-
| '''stud10.dat''' || '''Truncated solid stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud10.png|200px|alt=Stud10]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud15.dat''' || '''Moderately truncated solid stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud15.png|200px|alt=Stud15]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud13.dat''' || '''Very truncated solid stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud13.png|200px|alt=Stud13]]
||For use on the 2x2 Light&Sound siren part where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud2.dat''' || '''Hollow stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2.png|200px|alt=Stud2]]
||
|-
| '''stud2a.dat''' || '''Hollow stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2a.png|200px|alt=Stud2a]]
||
|-
| '''stud2s.dat''' || '''Hollow stud sloped'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2s.png|200px|alt=Stud2s]]
||
|-
| '''stud2s2.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open Sliced for Open Stud with Inner Stopper Ring'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2s2.png|200px|alt=Stud2s2]]
||
|-
| '''stud2s2e.dat''' || '''Open Stud Extension with 0.5 LDU Inner Stopper Ring'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2s2e.png|200px|alt=Stud2s2e]]
||
|-
| '''stud17.dat''' || '''Stud Open For Octagonal Parts'''
|-
| [[File:Stud17.png|200px|alt=Stud17]]
||
|-
| '''stud17a.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud17a.png|200px|alt=Stud17a]]
||For use on 2x2 octagonal parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud9.dat''' || '''Hollow stud with small hole'''
|-
| [[File:Stud9.png|200px|alt=Stud9]]
||
|-
| '''studh.dat''' || '''Stud with Hole at Outer Edge (Holder for Window/Door Bump)'''
|-
| [[File:Studh.png|200px|alt=Studh]]
||
|-
| '''studhr.dat''' || '''Stud with Hole at Outer Edge with LEGO Logo - Right'''
|-
| [[File:Studhr.png|200px|alt=Studhr]]
||
|-
| '''studhl.dat''' || '''Stud with Hole at Outer Edge with LEGO Logo - Left'''
|-
| [[File:Studhl.png|200px|alt=Studhl]]
||
|-
| '''stud6.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud6.png|200px|alt=Stud6]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud6a.dat''' || '''Truncated hollow stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud6a.png|200px|alt=Stud6a]]
||For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
|-
| '''stud3.dat''' || '''Small underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud3.png|200px|alt=Stud3]]
||For use on the underside of parts (usually plates) between the gaps for studs. This is modelled with the solid disc uppermost. To use for the underside of plates, it is necessary to invert in the {y} dimension, like
1 16&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;x y z&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;1 0 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 -1 0&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;0 0 1  stud3.dat
In real life, more recent parts use a hollow version of this underside stud. Since this serves no functional purpose and many parts exist with both varients, this feature is not modelled in LDraw parts and the solid version is always used.
|-
| '''stud3a.dat''' || '''Small underside stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud3a.png|200px|alt=Stud3a]]
||See note for stud3.
|-
| '''studx.dat''' || '''Cross-shaped underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Studx.png|200px|alt=Studx]]
||
|-
| '''stud12.dat''' || '''Cross-shaped underside stud for Minitalia parts'''
|-
| [[File:Stud12.png|200px|alt=Stud12]]
||
|-
| '''stud4.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4.png|200px|alt=Stud4]]
||See note for stud3.
A semi-circular version of this is also available as: 5-16stud4, 2-4stud4.dat, 3-4stud4.dat.
|-
| '''stud4a.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4a.png|200px|alt=Stud4a]]
||See note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud4o.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud without outer cylinder'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4o.png|200px|alt=Stud4o]]
||
|-
| '''stud4od.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud without outer cylinder and top surface'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4od.png|200px|alt=Stud4od]]
||
|-
| '''stud4oda.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open without Outer Cylinder, Top Surface and Top Edge'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4oda.png|200px|alt=Stud4oda]]
||
|-
| '''stud4h.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud with extended hole'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4h.png|200px|alt=Stud4h]]
||For use on the underside of plate thickness parts where the hole extends to the top surface of the plate.
|-
| '''stud4s.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud with sloped end'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4s.png|200px|alt=Stud4s]]
||See note for stud3. For use between a stud4a and a sloped surface. It is enough to know the Y-coordinates of the centre and of the outside circle. The difference of both coordinates is the height of the primitive to be applied. Finally, this primitive can be used with all sloped parts using a STUD4A. H = Y center sloped - Y common border.
|-
| '''stud4s2.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud with half sloped end'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4s2.png|200px|alt=Stud4s2]]
||For use on the underside of sloping parts where the slope starts midway across the stud. See note for stud3.
|-
| '''1-16stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.0625'''
|-
| [[File:1-16stud4.png|x200px|alt=1-16stud4]]
||
|-
| '''1-8stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.125'''
|-
| [[File:1-8stud4.png|x200px|alt=1-8stud4]]
||
|-
| '''3-16stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.1875'''
|-
| [[File:3-16stud4.png|x200px|alt=3-16stud4]]
||
|-
| '''3-16stud4t4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.1875 Truncated at 4 LDU Wall'''
|-
| [[File:3-16stud4t4.png|x200px|alt=3-16stud4t4]]
||
|-
| '''1-4stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.25'''
|-
| [[File:1-4stud4.png|x200px|alt=1-4stud4]]
||
|-
| '''2-4stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.5'''
|-
| [[File:2-4stud4.png|200px|alt=2-4stud4]]
||
|-
| '''2-4stud4a.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open  0.5 without Base Edges'''
|-
| [[File:2-4stud4a.png|200px|alt=2-4stud4a]]
||
|-
| '''3-4stud4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open 0.75'''
|-
| [[File:3-4stud4.png|200px|alt=3-4stud4]]
||
|-
| '''stud4f''n''s.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud with fillet stubs'''
|-
| [[File:Stud4f4s.png|200px|alt=Stud4fns]]
||For use on the underside of parts where a strengthening fillet joins the stud. The
number of fillets is indicated by n: 1=one fillet, 2=two opposite fillets, 3=three
fillets, 4=four fillets, 5=two adjacent fillets. The fillet width is indicated by s:
n=narrow (2LDu), s=standard (3LDu), w=wide (4LDu)
''Currently available primitives:''
One fillet: stud4f1n, stud4f1s, stud4f1w<br>
Two opposite fillets: stud4f2n, stud4f2s, stud4f2w<br>
Three fillets: stud4f3s<br>
Four fillets: stud4f4n, stud4f4s<br>
Two adjacent fillets: stud4f5n<br>
|-
| '''st4jfil2.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open to Fillet Narrow (2LDu) Joint'''
|-
| [[File:St4jfil2.png|x200px|alt=St4jfil2]]
||
|-
| '''st4jfil2oc.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open to Fillet Narrow (2LDu) Joint Off Centre'''
|-
| [[File:St4jfil2oc.png|x200px|alt=St4jfil2oc]]
||
|-
| '''st4jfil3.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open to Fillet Standard (3LDu) Joint'''
|-
| [[File:St4jfil3.png|x200px|alt=St4jfil3]]
||
|-
| '''st4jfil4.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open to Fillet Wide (4LDu) Joint'''
|-
| [[File:St4jfil4.png|x200px|alt=St4jfil4]]
||
|-
| '''stud16.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud ‐ split'''
|-
| [[File:Stud16.png|200px|alt=Stud16]]
||A divided underside stud, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud16a.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open Split without Edge Lines'''
|-
| [[File:Stud16a.png|200px|alt=Stud16a]]
||A divided underside stud without edge lines, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud16od.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open Split without Edge Lines and Outside Surface'''
|-
| [[File:Stud16od.png|200px|alt=Stud16od]]
||A divided underside stud without edge lines and outside surface, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud21a.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud - split with single wide slot'''
|-
| [[File:Stud21a.png|200px|alt=Stud21a]]
||A partially divided underside stud, used on pull-back motors. See also note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud22a.dat''' || '''Ring underside stud - split with double wide slot'''
|-
| [[File:Stud22a.png|200px|alt=Stud22a]]
||A divided underside stud, used on pull-back motors. See also note for stud3.
|-
| '''stud18a.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open Snap'''
|-
| [[File:Stud18a.png|200px|alt=Stud18a]]
||
|-
| '''filstud2.dat''' || '''Stud Filler with 2 Holes on Sides'''
|-
| [[File:Filstud2.png|200px|alt=Filstud2]]
||
|-
| '''filstud3.dat''' || '''Stud Filler with 3 Ribs for Hollow Studs'''
|-
| [[File:Filstud3.png|200px|alt=Filstud3]]
||
|-
| '''stud23.dat''' || '''Square underside stud hole'''
|-
| [[File:Stud23.png|200px|alt=Stud23]]
||
|-
| '''stud23d.dat''' || '''Stud Tube Open Square without Bottom Face and Edges'''
|-
| [[File:Stud23d.png|200px|alt=Stud23d]]
||
|-
| '''stud5.dat''' || '''Scala stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud5.png|200px|alt=Stud5]]
||
|-
| '''stud24.dat''' || '''Stud Scala Hollow'''
|-
| [[File:Stud24.png|200px|alt=Stud24]]
||
|-
| '''stud20.dat''' || '''Duplo Stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud20.png|200px|alt=Stud20]]
||
|-
| '''stud7.dat''' || '''Duplo hollow top stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud7.png|200px|alt=Stud7]]
||
|-
| '''stud7a.dat''' || '''Duplo hollow top stud without edge around base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud7a.png|200px|alt=Stud7a]]
||
|-
| '''stud8.dat''' || '''Duplo hollow underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud8.png|200px|alt=Stud8]]
||
|-
| '''stud8a.dat''' || '''Stud Duplo Tube without Base Edge'''
|-
| [[File:Stud8a.png|200px|alt=Stud8a]]
||
|-
| '''stud8s2.dat''' || '''Stud Duplo Tube Open 0.500 Sloped'''
|-
| [[File:Stud8s2.png|200px|alt=Stud8s2]]
||
|-
| '''stud11.dat''' || '''Large Duplo hollow underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud11.png|200px|alt=Stud11]]
||
|-
| '''stud27.dat''' || '''Duplo Hollow Middle Stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud27.png|200px|alt=Stud27]]
||
|-
| '''stud27a.dat''' || '''Duplo Hollow Middle Stud without Edge around Base'''
|-
| [[File:Stud27a.png|200px|alt=Stud27a]]
||
|-
| '''stud28.dat''' || '''Duplo Tube and Stud Top'''
|-
| [[File:Stud28.png|200px|alt=Stud28]]
||
|-
| '''stud28a.dat''' || '''Duplo Tube and Stud Top without Base Edge'''
|-
| [[File:Stud28a.png|200px|alt=Stud28a]]
||
|-
| '''stud14.dat''' || '''Quatro stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud14.png|200px|alt=Stud14]]
||
|-
| '''stud25.dat''' || '''Quatro underside stud'''
|-
| [[File:Stud25.png|200px|alt=Stud25]]
||
|-
| '''primotop.dat''' || '''Duplo Primo Stud'''
|-
| [[File:Primotop.png|200px|alt=Primotop]]
||
|-
| '''primobot.dat''' || '''Duplo Primo Underside Stud Socket'''
|-
| [[File:Primobot.png|200px|alt=Primobot]]
||
|-
| '''mstud.dat''' || '''Modulex Stud with "M" Logo'''
|-
| [[File:Mstud.png|200px|alt=Mstud]]
||
|-
| '''mstud3.dat''' || '''Modulex Stud Tube Solid'''
|-
| [[File:Mstud3.png|200px|alt=Mstud3]]
||
|-
| '''mstud4.dat''' || '''Modulex Stud Tube Open'''
|-
| [[File:Mstud4.png|200px|alt=Mstud4]]
||
|-
| '''zstud.dat''' || '''Znap connector stud'''
|-
| [[File:Zstud.png|200px|alt=Zstud]]
||
|}
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===Studs with Logo===
|-
| '''stud-logo.dat''' || '''Stud with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Thin Lines'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Stud-logo(logo).png|200px|alt=Stud-logo]]
||
|-
| '''stud-logo2.dat''' || '''Stud with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Outlined'''
|-
| [[File:Stud-logo2(logo).png|200px|alt=Stud-logo2]]
||
|-
| '''stud-logo3.dat''' || '''Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D with Sharp Top'''
|-
| [[File:Stud-logo3(logo).png|200px|alt=Stud-logo3]]
||
|-
| '''stud-logo4.dat''' || '''Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D with Rounded Top'''
|-
| [[File:Stud-logo4(logo).png|200px|alt=Stud-logo4]]
||
|-
| '''stud-logo5.dat''' || '''Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D Flattened'''
|-
| [[File:Stud-logo5(logo).png|200px|alt=Stud-logo5]]
||
|-
| '''stud2-logo.dat''' || '''Stud Open with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Thin Lines'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2-logo.png|200px|alt=Stud2-logo]]
||
|-
| '''stud2-logo2''' || '''Stud Open with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Outlined'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2-logo2.png|200px|alt=Stud2-logo2]]
||
|-
| '''stud2-logo3''' || '''Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D with Sharp Top'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2-logo3.png|200px|alt=Stud2-logo3]]
||
|-
| '''stud2-logo4''' || '''Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D with Rounded Top'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2-logo4.png|200px|alt=Stud2-logo4]]
||
|-
| '''stud2-logo5''' || '''Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D Flattened'''
|-
| [[File:Stud2-logo5.png|200px|alt=Stud2-logo5]]
||
|}
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===Stud Holder Ridge primitives===
|-
| '''ridge.dat''' || '''Underside Stud Holder Ridge'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Ridge.png|200px|alt=Ridge]]
||
|-
| '''ridgea.dat''' || '''Underside Stud Holder Ridge without Base Edges'''
|-
| [[File:Ridgea.png|200px|alt=Ridgea]]
||
|-
| '''ridgee.dat''' || '''Underside Stud Holder Ridge Edge'''
|-
| [[File:Ridgee.png|200px|alt=Ridgee]]
||
|-
| '''ridges.dat''' || '''Underside Stud Holder Ridge Slope'''
|-
| [[File:Ridges.png|200px|alt=Ridges]]
||
|}
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==Stud group primitives==
<div class="mw-collapsible">
Stud groups are provided to reduce the size of part files with many regularly spaced studs. The naming convention is stug'''N'''-'''X'''x'''Z'''.dat, where:
* '''N''' = type of stud (regular stud, hollow stud, underside stud, etc.)
* '''X''' = number of studs on the x axis
* '''Z''' = number of studs on the z axis
To prevent an overload of the library with excessive combinations, the numbers on the x and z axis are limited to:
* '''1xZ''' stugs
* '''Xx1''' stugs (Due to stud orientation you cannot rotate a 1xZ stud group by 90 degrees to get a Xx1 stud group)
* '''XxZ''' stugs where X = Z
These primitives must not be scaled.
{| class="wikitable"  style="width: 100%;"
| '''stug-mxn.dat''' || '''Regular stud'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Stug-3x3.png|200px|alt=Stugmxn.dat]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x9, 1x10, 1x11, 1x12<br>
2x1, 2x2<br>
3x1, 3x3<br>
4x1, 4x4<br>
5x1, 5x5<br>
6x1, 6x6<br>
7x1, 7x7<br>
8x1, 8x8<br>
9x1, 9x9<br>
10x1<br>
11x1, 11x11<br>
12x1, 12x12<br>
16x16<br>
|-
| '''stug10-mxn''' || '''Stud Group Truncated Laterally Curved 40D'''
|-
|[[File:Stug10-2x2.png|200px|alt=Stug10-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
2x2<br>
|-
| '''stug15-mxn''' || '''Stud Group Truncated Laterally Straight 40D'''
|-
|[[File:Stug15-2x2.png|200px|alt=Stug15-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
2x2<br>
|-
| '''stugp01-mxn''' || '''Stud with Dot Pattern Group'''
|-
|[[File:Stugp01-1x3.png|200px|alt=Stugp01-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x10<br>
|-
| '''stug2-mxn''' || '''Hollow stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug2-1x3.png|200px|alt=Stug2-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, 1x11, 1x12<br>
2x1, 2x2<br>
3x1<br>
4x1, 4x4<br>
5x1<br>
6x1<br>
8x1<br>
10x1<br>
12x1<br>
|-
| '''stug3-mxn''' || '''Underside solid stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug3-1x3.png|200px|alt=Stug3-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x11<br>
|-
| '''stug4-mxn''' || '''Underside hollow stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug4-3x3.png|200px|alt=Stug4-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x9, 1x10, 1x11<br>
2x2<br>
3x3<br>
4x4<br>
5x5<br>
6x6<br>
7x7<br>
|-
| '''stug5-mxn''' || '''Stud Scala'''
|-
|[[File:Stug5-9x1.png|200px|alt=Stug5-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
9x1<br>
11x1
|-
| '''stug7-mxn''' || '''Open Duplo stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug7-3x3.png|200px|alt=Stug7-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8,
2x2<br>
3x3<br>
4x4<br>
6x6<br>
|-
| '''stug8-mxn''' || '''Underside Duplo stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug8-1x3.png|200px|alt=Stug8-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3, 1x5<br>
|-
| '''stug20-mxn''' || '''Solid Duplo stud'''
|-
|[[File:Stug20-3x3.png|200px|alt=Stug20-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8<br>
2x2<br>
3x3<br>
4x4<br>
5x1<br>
5x5<br>
6x1<br>
7x1, 7x7<br>
8x8<br>
|-
| '''stug19-mxn''' || '''Scala Stud for Baseplates Group'''
|-
|[[File:Stug19-1x11.png|200px|alt=Stug19-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x11<br>
|-
| '''stug26-mxn''' || '''Stud without Logo'''
|-
|[[File:Stug26-2x2.png|200px|alt=Stug26-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
2x2<br>
5x5<br>
|-
| '''stugel-mxn''' || '''Stud with Electric Contact Group'''
|-
|[[File:Stugel-2x2.png|200px|alt=Stugel-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
2x2<br>
|-
| '''mstug-mxn''' || '''Modulex Stud Group'''
|-
|[[File:Mstug-2x2.png|200px|alt=Mstug-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3<br>
2x2<br>
|-
| '''mstug3-mxn''' || '''Modulex Stud Tube Solid Group'''
|-
|[[File:Mstug3-1x3.png|200px|alt=Mstug3-mxn]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
1x2, 1x3<br>
|}
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==Logo primitives==
<div class="mw-collapsible">
This section comprises various primitives of LEGO and non-LEGO logos mostly used on patterns and stickers. These might be used as primitives or inlined code to see fit.
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|+
===LEGO logo===
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|'''logo.dat''' || '''LEGO Logo for Studs - Non-3D Thin Lines'''
|-
|[[File:Logo.png|200px|alt=Logo]]
||
|-
| '''logo2.dat''' || '''LEGO Logo for Studs - Non-3D Outlined'''
|-
|[[File:Logo2.png|200px|alt=Logo2]]
||
|-
| '''logo3.dat''' || '''LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D with Sharp Top'''
|-
|[[File:Logo3.png|200px|alt=Logo3]]
||
|-
| '''logo4.dat''' || '''LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D with Rounded Top'''
|-
|[[File:Logo4.png|200px|alt=Logo4]]
||
|-
| '''logo5.dat''' || '''LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D Flattened'''
|-
|[[File:Logo5.png|200px|alt=Logo5]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lego-1.dat''' || '''Logo Lego (1973-1998)'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lego-1.png|200px|alt=Logo-lego-1]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lego-2.dat''' || '''Logo Lego (since 1998)'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lego-2.png|200px|alt=Logo-lego-2]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lego-4.dat''' || '''Logo LEGO System (1965-1972)'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lego-4.png|200px|alt=Logo-lego-4]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lego-5.dat''' || '''Logo LEGO with Open "O", Thin Outline, Relief'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lego-5.png|200px|alt=Logo-lego-5]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lego-6.dat''' || '''Logo LEGO with Open "O" and Crossbar, Relief'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lego-6.png|200px|alt=Logo-lego-6]]
||Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25
|}
{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;"
|+
===General logos===
|-
| '''logo-adidas.dat''' || '''Logo Adidas Stripes'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-adidas.png|200px|alt=Logo-adidas]]
||Exact dimensions X = 19; Z = 11.3
|-
| '''logo-adidas-box.dat''' || '''Logo Adidas Stripes - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-adidas-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-adidas-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 19; Z = 11.3
|-
| '''logo-adidas-text.dat''' || '''Logo Adidas Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-adidas-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-adidas-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25.5; Z = 5.9
|-
| '''logo-adidas-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Adidas Text - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-adidas-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-adidas-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25.5; Z = 5.9
|-
| '''logo-amg.dat''' || '''Logo AMG Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-amg.png|200px|alt=Logo-amg]]
||Exact dimensions X = 69.72; Z = 6.64
|-
| '''logo-amg-box.dat''' || '''Logo AMG Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-amg-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-amg-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 69.72; Z = 6.64
|-
| '''logo-arla-cow.dat''' || '''Logo Arla Dairy - Cow'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-arla-cow.png|200px|alt=Logo-arla-cow]]
||
|-
| '''logo-arla-text.dat''' || '''Logo Arla Dairy - Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-arla-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-arla-cow]]
||
|-
| '''logo-audi-text.dat''' || '''Logo Audi Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-audi-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-audi-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 29.703; Z = 7.906
|-
| '''logo-audi-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Audi Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-audi-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-audi-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 29.703; Z = 7.906
|-
| '''logo-audi-ring.dat''' || '''Logo Audi Rings'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-audi-ring.png|200px|alt=Logo-audi-ring]]
||Exact dimensions X = 59.8; Z = 20
|-
| '''logo-audi-ring-box.dat''' || '''Logo Audi Rings Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:logo-audi-ring-outerbox.png|200px|alt=Logo-audi-ring-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 59.8; Z = 20
|-
| '''logo-aston-martin-icon.dat''' || '''Logo Aston Martin Badge without Centre Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-aston-martin-icon.png|200px|alt=Logo-aston-martin-icon]]
||Exact dimensions X = 33.25; Z = 148.96, Version from year 2003
|-
| '''logo-aston-martin-icon-box.dat''' || '''Logo Aston Martin Badge Box without Centre Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-aston-martin-icon-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-aston-martin-icon-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 33.25; Z = 148.96, Version from year 2003
|-
| '''logo-boss-text-01.dat''' || '''Logo Boss Text From 1924 To 2021'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-boss-text-01.png|200px|alt=Logo-boss-text-01]]
||Exact dimensions X = 37.2; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-boss-text-outerbox-01.dat''' || '''Logo Boss Text Box From 1924 To 2021'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-boss-text-outerbox-01.png|200px|alt=Logo-boss-text-outerbox-01]]
||Exact dimensions X = 37.2; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-boss-text-02.dat''' || '''Logo Boss Text From 1924 To 2021 - Hugo Boss'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-boss-text-02.png|200px|alt=Logo-boss-text-02]]
||Exact dimensions X = 166.4; Z = 10. In combination with logo-boss-text-01.dat must be reduced with factor .216
|-
| '''logo-boss-text-outerbox-02.dat''' || '''Logo Boss Text Outerbox From 1924 To 2021 - Hugo Boss'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-boss-text-outerbox-02.png|200px|alt=Logo-boss-text-outerbox-02]]
||Exact dimensions X = 166.4; Z = 10. In combination with logo-boss-text-01.dat must be reduced with factor .216
|-
| '''logo-bugatti.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti]]
||Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-box.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-with-dots.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti with Dots'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-with-dots.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-with-dots]]
||Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-eb.dat''' || '''Logo Ettore Bugatti EB'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-eb.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-eb]]
||Exact dimensions X = 23.8; Z = 17
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-eb-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ettore Bugatti EB Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-eb-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-eb-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 23.8; Z = 17
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-text.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 11.2; Z = 2.2625
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti Text Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 11.2; Z = 2.2625
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-chiron-text.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti Chiron Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-chiron-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-chiron-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 27; Z = 5.03
|-
| '''logo-bugatti-chiron-box.dat''' || '''Logo Bugatti Chiron Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-bugatti-chiron-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-bugatti-chiron-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 27; Z = 5.03
|-
| '''logo-camaro-script.dat''' || '''Logo Camaro Script'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-camaro-script.png|200px|alt=Logo-camaro-script]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 9.39
|-
| '''logo-camaro-script-box.dat''' || '''Logo Camaro Script Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-camaro-script-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-camaro-script-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 9.39
|-
| '''logo-chevrolet-icon.dat''' || '''Logo Chevrolet Icon'''
|-
|[[File:logo-chevrolet-icon.png|200px|alt=logo-chevrolet-icon]]
||Exact dimensions X = 28.5; Z = 18.5
|-
| '''logo-chevrolet-text-box''' || '''Logo Chevrolet Icon Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-chevrolet-icon-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-chevrolet-icon-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 28.5; Z = 18.5
|-
| '''logo-chevrolet-text.dat''' || '''Logo Chevrolet Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-chevrolet-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-chevrolet-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25
|-
| '''logo-chevrolet-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Chevrolet Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-chevrolet-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-chevrolet-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25
|-
| '''logo-chopard-text.dat''' || '''Logo Chopard Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-chopard-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-chopard-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 94.8; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-chopard-box.dat''' || '''Logo Chopard - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-chopard-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-chopard-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 94.8; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-concorde-text.dat''' || '''Logo Concorde Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-concorde-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-concorde-text]]
||
|-
| '''logo-concorde-box.dat''' || '''Logo Concorde Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-concorde-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-concorde-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-dmg-mori-box.dat''' || '''Logo Dmg Mori - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-dmg-mori-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-dmg-mori-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 94.2; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-dmg-mori-text.dat''' || '''Logo Dmg Mori Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-dmg-mori-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-dmg-mori-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 94.2; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-ecoboost.dat''' || '''Logo EcoBoost'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ecoboost.png|200px|alt=Logo-ecoboost]]
||Exact dimensions X = 106.2; Z = 16.2
|-
| '''logo-ecoboost-box.dat''' || '''Logo EcoBoost Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ecoboost-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ecoboost-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 106.2; Z = 16.2
|-
| '''logo-exxon-text.dat''' || '''Logo Exxon Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-exxon-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-exxon-text]]
||The height of characters "E", "O", "N" is 20LDU
|-
| '''logo-exxon-box.dat''' || '''Logo Exxon Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-exxon-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-exxon-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-fxxk.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari FXXK Text with Silver "K"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-fxxk.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-fxxk]]
||Exact dimensions X = 75.3; Z = 15.5
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-fxxk-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari FXXK Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-fxxk-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-fxxk-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 75.3; Z = 15.5
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-horse-simplified.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Horse Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-horse.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Horse High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-horse.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-horse]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-squared-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Horse Squared Box Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-squared-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-squared-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-irregular-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Horse Irregular Box Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-irregular-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-irregular-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 11
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-horse-irregular-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Horse Irregular Box High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-horse-irregular-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-horse-irregular-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 10.8
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rectangular.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Badge Rectangular (1961-1989) Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rectangular.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rectangular]]
||Exact dimensions X = 10.96; Z = 17.6
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rounded.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) Box Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rounded.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rounded]]
||Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-badge-rounded.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded]]
||Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-badge-rounded-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) Box High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 9; Z = 2.2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 9; Z = 2.2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified]]
||Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text-sf.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text "SF" High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text-sf.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text-sf]]
||Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Box Low Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
|-
| '''logo-ferrari-text-sf-box.dat''' || '''Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Box High Resolution'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ferrari-text-sf-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-ferrari-text-sf-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 6.4; Z = 2
|-
| '''logo-fire-badge-big-flame.dat''' || '''Logo Fire Badge Big Flame'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-fire-badge-big-flame.png|200px|alt=Logo-fire-badge-big-flame]]
||
|-
| '''logo-fire-badge-small-flame.dat''' || '''Logo Fire Brand Small Flame'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-fire-badge-small-flame.png|200px|alt=Logo-fire-badge-small-flame]]
||
|-
| '''logo-fire-badge-shield-background.dat''' || '''Logo Fire Badge Shield Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-fire-badge-shield-background.png|200px|alt=Logo-fire-badge-shield-background]]
||
|-
| '''logo-ford-box-quarter.dat''' || '''Logo Ford Outer Box - Quarter'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ford-box-quarter.png|200px|alt=Logo-ford-box-quarter]]
||
|-
| '''logo-ford-oval.dat''' || '''Logo Ford Oval'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ford-oval.png|200px|alt=Logo-ford-oval]]
||
|-
| '''logo-ford-oval-text.dat''' || '''Logo Ford Oval - Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-ford-oval-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-ford-oval-text]]
||
|-
| '''logo-hublot.dat''' || '''Logo Hublot Image'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-hublot.png|200px|alt=Logo-hublot]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 20
|-
| '''logo-hublot-box.dat''' || '''Logo Hublot Image Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-hublot-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-hublot-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 20
|-
| '''logo-hublot-text.dat''' || '''Logo Hublot Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-hublot-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-hublot-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-hublot-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Hublot Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-hublot-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-hublot-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-badge.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Badge with Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-badge.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-badge]]
||Exact dimensions X = 5.44; Z = 6.2
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-bull-2.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Bull Rectangular Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-bull-2.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-bull-2]]
||Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-bull-3.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Bull - First Part'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-bull-3.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-bull-3]]
||Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-bull-4.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Bull - Second Part'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-bull-4.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-bull-4]]
||Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-sian-text.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini "Sian" Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-sian-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-sian-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 73.6; Z = 7.6
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-sian-box.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini "Sian" Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-sian-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-sian-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 73.6; Z = 7.6
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-text.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-text]]
||
|-
| '''logo-lamborghini-text-bkgd.dat''' || '''Logo Lamborghini Text Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-lamborghini-text-bkgd.png|200px|alt=Logo-lamborghini-text-bkgd]]
||
|-
| '''logo-landrover.dat''' || '''Logo Land Rover'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-landrover.png|200px|alt=Logo-landrover]]
||
|-
| '''logo-launchcommand.dat''' || '''Launch Command Logo Pattern (without Border)'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-launchcommand.png|200px|alt=Logo-launchcommand]]
||Dimensions X = 32; Z = 34.67
|-
| '''logo-launchcommand-bg.dat''' || '''Launch Command Logo Background (without Border)'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-launchcommand-bg.png|200px|alt=Logo-launchcommand-bg]]
||Dimensions X = 32; Z = 34.67
|-
| '''logo-maersk-line-black.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk Black "LINE"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-line-black.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-line-black]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-star.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk Star'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-star.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-star]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-star.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk Star Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-star-bg.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-star-bg]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-a.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "A"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-a.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-a]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-e.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "E"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-e.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-e]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-k.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "K"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-k.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-k]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-l.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "L"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-l.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-l]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-m.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "M"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-m.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-m]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-n.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "N"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-n.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-n]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-r.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "R"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-r.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-r]]
||
|-
| '''logo-maersk-s.dat''' || '''Logo Maersk White "S"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-maersk-s.png|200px|alt=Logo-maersk-s]]
||
|-
| '''logo-mahle-text.dat''' || '''Logo Mahle Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mahle-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-mahle-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 44.92; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-mahle-text-outerbox.dat''' || '''Logo Mahle Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mahle-text-outerbox.png|200px|alt=Logo-mahle-text-outerbox]]
||Exact dimensions X = 44.92; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-text.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 109; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Text Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 109; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-box.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Text and Image Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 122.8; Z = 17.6
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-icon.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Image'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-icon.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-icon]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-icon-box.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Image Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-icon-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-icon-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-icon-outlined.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Image Outlined'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8; thickness = 1.5
|-
| '''logo-mclaren-icon-outlined-filling.dat''' || '''Logo McLaren Image Outlined Filling'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined-filling.png|200px|alt=Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined-filling]]
||
|-
| '''logo-mdfoods.dat''' || '''Logo MD Foods'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mdfoods.png|200px|alt=Logo-mdfoods]]
||
|-
| '''logo-mercedes-benz-text.dat''' || '''Logo Mercedes-Benz Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mercedes-benz-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-mercedes-benz-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 100; Z = 11. Exact dimensions of text X = 90.8374; Z = 10. Font: Corporate A
|-
| '''logo-mercedes-benz-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Mercedes-Benz Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mercedes-benz-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mercedes-benz-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 100; Z = 11. Exact dimensions of text X = 90.8374; Z = 10. Font: Corporate A
|-
| '''logo-mercedes-star.dat''' || '''Logo Mercedes Star'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mercedes-star.png|200px|alt=Logo-mercedes-star]]
||
|-
| '''logo-mercedes-star-inner.dat''' || '''Logo Mercedes Star Inner'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mercedes-star-inner.png|200px|alt=Logo-mercedes-star-inner]]
||
|-
| '''logo-michelin-man-running.dat''' || '''Logo Michelin Man White/Black Running'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-michelin-man-running.png|200px|alt=Logo-michelin-man-running]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 28
|-
| '''logo-michelin-man-running-box.dat''' || '''Logo Michelin Man White/Black Running - Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-michelin-man-running-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-michelin-man-running-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 28
|-
| '''logo-mobil1-number.dat''' || '''Logo Mobil - 1 and Frame Monocolor'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mobil1-number.png|200px|alt=Logo-mobil1-number]]
||Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
|-
| '''logo-mobil1-number-box.dat''' || '''Logo Mobil Box for Number 1'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mobil1-number-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mobil1-number-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
|-
| '''logo-mobil1-text.dat''' || '''Logo Mobil without Number Monocolor'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mobil1-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-mobil1-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
|-
| '''logo-mobil1-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Mobil with  1 and Frame Monocolor - Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mobil1-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-mobil1-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
|-
| '''logo-mtron.dat''' || '''Logo MTron'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-mtron.png|200px|alt=Logo-mtron]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-nasa.dat''' || '''Logo NASA Worm Logo'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-nasa.png|200px|alt=Logo-nasa]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-nasa-bg.dat''' || '''Logo NASA Worm Logo Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-nasa-bg.png|200px|alt=Logo-nasa-bg]]
||
|-
| '''logo-nba.dat''' || '''Logo NBA'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-nba.png|200px|alt=Logo-nba]]
||Exact dimensions X = 11.4; Z = 25
|-
| '''logo-nintendo-text.dat''' || '''Logo Nintendo Text'''
|-
|[[File:logo-nintendo-text.png|200px|alt=logo-nintendo-text]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-nintendo-box.dat''' || '''Logo Nintendo Box'''
|-
|[[File:logo-nintendo-box.png|200px|alt=logo-nintendo-box]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octan.dat''' || '''Logo Octan'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octan.png|200px|alt=Logo-octan]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octan-1.dat''' || '''Logo Octan - Single Drop Frame'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octan-1.png|200px|alt=Logo-octan-1]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octan-2.dat''' || '''Logo Octan - Single Drop'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octan-2.png|200px|alt=Logo-octan-2.dat]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octan-3.dat''' || '''Logo Octan without Border'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octan-3.png|200px|alt=Logo-octan-3]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octantext.dat''' || '''Logo Octan Text Red/Green with Medium-Bold Black Borders'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octantext.png|200px|alt=Logo-octantext]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-octantext2.dat''' || '''Logo Octan Red/Green Text without Borders'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-octantext2.png|200px|alt=Logo-octantext2]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-omr-icon.dat''' || '''Logo OMR Icon'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-omr-icon.png|200px|alt=Logo-omr-icon]]
||Exact dimensions X = 24.8; Z = 10
|-
| '''Logo-omr-icon-box.dat''' || '''Logo OMR Icon Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-omr-icon-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-omr-icon-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 24.8; Z = 10
|-
| '''Logo-pirelli-text.dat''' || '''Logo Pirelli Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-pirelli-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-pirelli-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 48; Z = 10
|-
| '''Logo-pirelli-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Pirelli Text Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-pirelli-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-pirelli-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 48; Z = 10
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-badge.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche Badge'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-badge.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-badge]]
||Exact dimensions X = 13.88; Z = 18
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-badge-box.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche Badge Rounded Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-badge-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-badge-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 13.88; Z = 18
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-text.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 102; Z = 8
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-box.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche - Outer box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 102; Z = 8
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-gt3.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche GT3'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-gt3.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-gt3]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 6
|-
| '''Logo-porsche-gt3-box.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche GT3 Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-gt3-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-gt3-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 6
|-
| '''logo-porsche-rs.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche RS'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-rs.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-rs]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 6
|-
| '''logo-porsche-rs-box.dat''' || '''Logo Porsche RS Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-porsche-rs-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-porsche-rs-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 6
|-
| '''Logo-puma-image.dat''' || '''Logo Puma Image'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-puma-image.png|200px|alt=Logo-puma-image]]
||Exact dimensions X = 17.0; Z = 13.24
|-
| '''Logo-puma-image-box.dat''' || '''Logo Puma Image Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-puma-image-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-puma-image-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 17.0; Z = 13.24
|-
| '''Logo-rollsroyce.dat''' || '''Logo Rolls-Royce Foreground'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-rollsroyce.png|200px|alt=Logo-rollsroyce]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-rollsroyce-bg.dat''' || '''Logo Rolls-Royce Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-rollsroyce-bg.png|200px|alt=Logo-rollsroyce-bg]]
||
|-
| '''Logo-schaeffler-text.dat''' || '''Logo Schaeffler'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-schaeffler-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-schaeffler-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 89; Z = 10
|-
| '''Logo-schaeffler-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Schaeffler - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-schaeffler-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-schaeffler-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 89; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-shell-1971.dat''' || '''Logo Shell 1971'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-1971.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-1971]]
||
|-
| '''logo-shell-1971-outerbox.dat''' || '''Logo Shell 1971 Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-1971-outerbox.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-1971-outerbox]]
||
|-
| '''logo-shell-1971-outerbox-with-border.dat''' || '''Logo Shell 1971 Outerbox with White Border'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-1971-outerbox-with-border.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-1971-outerbox-with-border]]
||Exact dimensions X = 24.1; Z = 22.4. Use this box for not white background.
|-
| '''logo-shell-e.dat''' || '''Logo Shell Red "e"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-e.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-e]]
||
|-
| '''logo-shell-h.dat''' || '''Logo Shell Red "h"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-h.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-h]]
||
|-
| '''logo-shell-s.dat''' || '''Logo Shell Red "S"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-s.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-s]]
||
|-
| '''logo-shell-vpower-text.dat''' || '''Logo Shell "V-Power" Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-vpower-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-shell-vpower-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8.782; Z = 1.54
|-
| '''logo-shell-vpower-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Shell "V-Power" Outerbox'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-shell-vpower-text-box.png|200px|alt=Llogo-shell-vpower-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 8.782; Z = 1.54
|-
| '''logo-sparco-01.dat''' || '''Logo Sparco Black Text and Line with Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-sparco-01.png|200px|alt=Logo-sparco-01]]
||
|-
| '''logo-sparco-text.dat''' || '''Logo Sparco Text and Line'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-sparco-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-sparco-text]]
||
|-
| '''logo-sparco-text-outerbox.dat''' || '''Logo Sparco Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-sparco-text-outerbox.png|200px|alt=Logo-sparco-text-outerbox]]
||
|-
| '''logo-star-wars.dat''' || '''Logo Star Wars'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-star-wars.png|200px|alt=logo-star-wars]]
||
|-
| '''logo-star-wars-box.dat''' || '''Logo Star Wars Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-star-wars-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-star-wars-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-technic-1.dat''' || '''Logo "TECHNIC" - Foreground'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-technic-1.png|200px|alt=Logo-technic-1]]
||
|-
| '''logo-technic-2.dat''' || '''Logo "TECHNIC" Logo - Background'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-technic-2.png|200px|alt=Logo-technic-2]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-1991.dat''' || '''Logo Train 1991'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-1991.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-1991]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-1991-box.dat''' || '''Logo Train 1991 Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-1991-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-1991-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-2006.dat''' || '''Logo Train 2006'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-2006.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-2006]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-2006-box.dat''' || '''Logo Train 2006 Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-2006-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-2006-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-2006-bold.dat''' || '''Logo Train 2006 Bold'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-2006-bold.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-2006-bold]]
||
|-
| '''logo-train-2006-bold-box.dat''' || '''Logo Train 2006 Bold Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-train-2006-bold-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-train-2006-bold-box]]
||
|-
| '''logo-volkswagen-background''' || '''Logo Volkswagen "VW" Background Circular'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-volkswagen-background.png|200px|alt=Logo-volkswagen-background]]
||
|-
| '''logo-volkswagen-circle''' || '''Logo Volkswagen Circle'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-volkswagen-circle.png|200px|alt=Logo-volkswagen-circle]]
||
|-
| '''logo-volkswagen-text.dat''' || '''Logo Volkswagen "VW"'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-volkswagen-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-volkswagen-text]]
||
|-
| '''logo-weichai-chinese-text.dat''' || '''Logo Weichai Chinese Characters'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-weichai-chinese-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-weichai-chinese-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 4; Z = 0.665
|-
| '''logo-weichai-chinese-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Weichai Chinese Characters Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-weichai-chinese-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-weichai-chinese-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 4; Z = 0.665
|-
| '''logo-weichai-text.dat''' || '''Logo Weichai Text without Central E line'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-weichai-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-weichai-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
|-
| '''logo-weichai-text-box.dat''' || '''Logo Weichai Text Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-weichai-text-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-weichai-text-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
|-
| '''logo-weichai-text-square.dat''' || '''Logo Weichai Text Square for Central E Line'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-weichai-text-square.png|200px|alt=Logo-weichai-text-square]]
||Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
|-
| '''logo-wec-box.dat''' || '''Logo WEC - Outer Box'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-wec-box.png|200px|alt=Logo-wec-box]]
||Exact dimensions X = 44.6; Z = 10
|-
| '''logo-wec-text.dat''' || '''Logo WEC Text'''
|-
|[[File:Logo-wec-text.png|200px|alt=Logo-wec-text]]
||Exact dimensions X = 44.6; Z = 10
|}
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==Miscellaneous primitives==
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This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Fillet primitives===
|-
| '''filletr0n.dat''' || '''Fillet Reinforced 2 LDU Inter-Stud'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Filletr0n.png|200px|alt=Filletr0n]]
||
|-
| '''filletr1n.dat''' || '''Fillet Reinforced 2 LDU to Side-Wall'''
|-
| [[File:Filletr1n.png|200px|alt=Filletr1n]]
||
|-
| '''filletr0s.dat''' || '''Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU Inter-Stud'''
|-
| [[File:Filletr0s.png|200px|alt=Filletr0s]]
||
|-
| '''filletr1s.dat''' || '''Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU to Side-Wall'''
|-
| [[File:Filletr1s.png|200px|alt=Filletr1s]]
||
|-
| '''filletr2s.dat''' || '''Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU to Corner-Walls'''
|-
| [[File:Filletr2s.png|200px|alt=Filletr2s]]
||
|-
| '''filletp0s.dat''' || '''Fillet Plain 3 LDU Inter-Stud'''
|-
| [[File:Filletp0s.png|200px|alt=Filletp0s]]
||
|-
| '''filletp1s.dat''' || '''Fillet Plain 3 LDU to Side-Wall'''
|-
| [[File:Filletp1s.png|200px|alt=Filletp1s]]
||
|-
| '''filletp2s.dat''' || '''Fillet Plain 3 LDU to Corner-Walls'''
|-
| [[File:Filletp2s.png|200px|alt=Filletp2s]]
||
|}
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'''Text primitves'''
The section comprises reusable glyphs for constructing text patterns. These primitives may be re-sized.
The naming convention for these primitives is typeffci, where ff is an arbitrary two-letter abbreviation for the typeface, c is the glyph class (u=upper case letter, l=lower case letter, n=number, s=symbol, a=accented letter) and i is the glyph identifier (a-z for the upper and lower case letters, 0-9 for the numbers).
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===Text primitves===
|-
| '''typestci.dat''' || '''Stencil typeface'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"|[[File:Typestua.png|200px|alt=Typestci.dat]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
ua, ub, ud, ue, uf, uh, ui, uk, ul, um, un, uo, up, ur, us, ut, uu, uv, uw, uy, n0, n5, s4 (dollar symbol)
|-
| '''type-swiss721bt-bold-ci''' || '''Swiss721BT Bold typeface'''
|-
|[[File:Type-swiss721bt-bold-ua.png|200px|alt=Type-swiss721bt-bold-]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
au, ub, uc, ud, ue, uf, ug, uh, ui, uk, ul, um, um, uo, up, uq, ur, us, ut, uu, uv, uw, uv, ux, uy, uz, lg, lk, lm, lt, n0, n1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6, n7, n8, n9
|
| '''type-engraved-swiss721bt-ci''' || '''Type Engraved Swiss721BT typeface'''
|-
|[[File:Type-engraved-swiss721bt-ua.png|200px|alt=Type-engraved-swiss721bt-ua]]
||''Currently available primitives:''
au, ub, n1, n2, n3, n4
|}
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'''Duplo primitives'''
This section comprises primitives for Duplo parts, all of which have been modelled and released into the official library.
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===Duplo primitives===
|-
| '''ddoorhingepin.dat''' || '''Duplo Door Hinge Half With Adjacent Cutout'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Ddoorhingepin.png|200px|alt=Ddoorhingepin]]
||
|-
| '''ddoorhinge.dat''' || '''Duplo Door Hinge Socket'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Ddoorhinge.png|200px|alt=Ddoorhinge]]
||
|-
| '''dtruncdoorhinge.dat''' || '''Duplo Truncated Door Hinge Socket'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Dtruncdoorhinge.png|200px|alt=Dtruncdoorhinge]]
||
|-
| '''dtruncdoorhingeedge.dat''' || '''Duplo Truncated Door Hinge Socket with Edge'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Dtruncdoorhingeedge.png|200px|alt=Dtruncdoorhingeedge]]
||
|-
| '''dhingepin1.dat''' || '''Duplo Hinge Pin with Shallow Recess'''
|-
|[[File:Dhingepin1.png|200px|alt=Dhingepin1]]
||
|-
| '''dsnappin.dat''' || '''Duplo Snapping Pin for Turntables'''
|-
|[[File:Dsnappin.png|200px|alt=Dsnappin]]
||Fits dsnapridge primitive (ridges inside Duplo tubes R14 internal)
|-
| '''dsnapridge.dat''' || '''Duplo Snapping Ridge'''
|-
|[[File:Dsnapridge.png|200px|alt=Dsnapridge]]
||Fits dsnappin primitive (pin for turntables). To be placed in duplo tubes (stud8) at the same height as part base.
|-
| '''duphandle1.dat''' || '''Duplo Utensil Handle Type 1 Half'''
|-
|[[File:Duphandle1.png|200px|alt=Duphandle1]]
||
|-
| '''duplohol.dat''' || '''Duplo Train Track Connector Female'''
|-
|[[File:Duplohol.png|200px|alt=Duplohol]]
||
|-
| '''duplopin.dat''' || '''Duplo Train Track Connector Male'''
|-
|[[File:Duplopin.png|200px|alt=Duplopin]]
||
|}
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'''Joint-8 Ball primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Joint-8 Ball primitives===
|-
| '''joint8ball.dat''' || '''Joint-8 Ball with Straight Bar'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Joint8ball.png|200px|alt=Joint8ball]]
||
|-
| '''joint8socket1.dat''' || '''Joint-8 Socket with Friction'''
|-
|[[File:Joint8socket1.png|200px|alt=Joint8socket1]]
||
|-
| '''joint8socket2.dat''' || '''Joint-8 Socket Free Square'''
|-
|[[File:Joint8socket2.png|200px|alt=Joint8socket2]]
||
|-
| '''joint8socket3.dat''' || '''Joint-8 Socket Free Square'''
|-
|[[File:Joint8socket3.png|200px|alt=Joint8socket3]]
||
|}
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'''Minifig primitives'''
This section comprises primitives for minifig parts. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Minifig primitives===
|-
| style="width: 200px;"|'''knob1.dat''' || '''Minifig Arm Knob'''
|-
|[[File:Knob1.png|200px|alt=Knob1]]
||
|-
| '''hipstud.dat''' || '''Stud for Minifig Hips'''
|-
|[[File:Hipstud.png|200px|alt=Hipstud]]
||
|-
| '''hipstuda.dat''' || '''Stud for Minifig Hips without Base Edges'''
|-
|[[File:Hipstuda.png|200px|alt=Hipstuda]]
||
|-
| '''hipstudh.dat''' || '''Stud for Minifig Hips with Hole'''
|-
|[[File:Hipstudh.png|200px|alt=Hipstudh]]
||
|}
'''Arm primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Arm primitives===
|-
| '''arm1.dat''' || '''Cylindrical arm two-fingered hinge'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Arm1.png|200px|alt=Arm1]]
||This primitive produces two-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
|-
| '''arm2.dat''' || '''Cylindrical arm three-fingered hinge'''
|-
|[[File:Arm2.png|200px|alt=Arm2]]
||This primitive produces three-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
|-
| '''arm3.dat''' || '''Cylindrical arm three-fingered hinge with truncated middle finger'''
|-
|[[File:Arm3.png|200px|alt=Arm3]]
||This primitive produces three-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
|}
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'''Click-lock primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Click-lock primitives===
|-
| '''clh1.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge single finger for bricks'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Clh1.png|200px|alt=Clh1]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on bricks. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below the top surface of the brick. To use on the top of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 4LDu below the top surface, centered on the stud location.
|-
| '''clh3.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge single finger for arms'''
|-
|[[File:Clh3.png|200px|alt=Clh3]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on cylindrical arms.
|-
| '''clh3q.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger - Quarter'''
|-
|[[File:Clh3q.png|200px|alt=Clh3q]]
||
|-
| '''clh6.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge single finger for plate sides and ends'''
|-
|[[File:Clh6.png|200px|alt=Clh6]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on the sides or ends of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 2LDu below the top surface.
|-
| '''clh6d.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Ends - Opening Downwards'''
|-
|[[File:Clh6d.png|200px|alt=Clh6d]]
||
|-
| '''clh6u.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Ends - Opening Upwards'''
|-
|[[File:Clh6u.png|200px|alt=Clh6u]]
||
|-
| '''clh8.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge single finger for crevices and ledges'''
|-
|[[File:Clh8.png|200px|alt=Clh8]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use within crevices and on ledges. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface centred on a stud location.
|-
| '''clh2.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Top'''
|-
|[[File:Clh2.png|200px|alt=Clh2]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on the top of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface, centered on the stud location.
|-
| '''clh2c.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger - Common Geometry'''
|-
|[[File:Clh2c.png|200px|alt=Clh2c]]
||
|-
| '''clh8.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Crevices and Ledges'''
|-
|[[File:Clh8.png|200px|alt=Clh8]]
||
|-
| '''clh9.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge single finger for plate top with groove'''
|-
|[[File:Clh9.png|200px|alt=Clh9]]
||This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge with a groove for use on the top of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface, centered on stud location.
|-
| '''clh12.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger Tall'''
|-
|[[File:Clh12.png|200px|alt=Clh12]]
||
|-
| '''clh13.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Top with Wide Groove 2L'''
|-
|[[File:Clh13.png|200px|alt=Clh13]]
||To use place 1 Ldu below top surface centered on stud location
|-
| '''clh4.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge half dual finger for bricks and plates'''
|-
|[[File:Clh4.png|200px|alt=Clh4]]
||This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
|-
| '''clh5.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge half dual finger for arms'''
|-
|[[File:Clh5.png|200px|alt=Clh5]]
||This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degress on the {z} axis.
|-
| '''clh7.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Half Dual Finger 3-Position Type 1'''
|-
|[[File:Clh7.png|200px|alt=Clh7]]
||Requires 2 halves rotated 180 degrees apart on Z-axis. Placement on side of bricks; rotate pair accordingly, place 10 Ldu below top surface and 6 Ldu off side surface, fill as needed - box4o4a.dat's recommended. Placement off side of plates and windscreens; rotate pair accordingly,
place center origin 2 Ldu below top surface and 6 Ldu off side surface, fill as needed.
|-
| '''clh10.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge half dual finger - 7 position, missing clicks 4 and 6'''
|-
|[[File:Clh10.png|200px|alt=Clh10]]
||This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge, with reduced positions. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
|-
| '''clh11.dat''' || '''Click-lock hinge half dual finger - 7 position, missing clicks 2 and 4'''
|-
|[[File:Clh11.png|200px|alt=Clh11]]
||This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge, with reduced positions. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
|-
| '''clh14.dat''' || '''Click Lock Hinge Half Dual Finger 7-Position for Arms'''
|-
|[[File:Clh14.png|200px|alt=Clh14]]
||
|-
| '''4-4crh1.dat''' || '''Click rotation ring with stop ring'''
|-
|[[File:4-4crh1.png|200px|alt=4-4crh1]]
||
|-
| '''4-4crh2.dat''' || '''Click rotation ring without stop ring'''
|-
|[[File:4-4crh2.png|200px|alt=4-4crh2]]
||
|}
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'''Clip primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Clip primitives===
|-
| '''clip1.dat''' || '''Vertical clip for Flags'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Clip1.png|200px|alt=Clip1]]
||This primitive produces a vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod at be used for flag parts.
|-
| '''clip2.dat''' || '''Vertical clip for Bricks'''
|-
|[[File:Clip2.png|200px|alt=Clip2]]
||This primitive produces a vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod at be used for brick parts.
|-
| '''clip5.dat''' || '''Clip Symmetrical with Rounded Sides'''
|-
|[[File:Clip5.png|200px|alt=Clip5]]
||
|-
| '''clip9.dat''' || '''Clip Vertical (Thin C-Clip)'''
|-
|[[File:Clip9.png|200px|alt=Clip9]]
||
|-
| '''clip10.dat''' || '''Clip Vertical (Thin U-Clip)'''
|-
|[[File:Clip10.png|200px|alt=Clip10]]
||
|-
| '''clip4.dat''' || '''Vertical clip - three fingered'''
|-
|[[File:Clip4.png|200px|alt=Clip4]]
||This primitive produces a three-fingered vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod.
|-
| '''clip7.dat''' || '''Clip for Round Arm  4 LDU'''
|-
|[[File:Clip7.png|200px|alt=Clip7]]
||
|-
| '''clip12.dat''' || '''Thick 'C' clip'''
|-
|[[File:Clip12.png|200px|alt=Clip12]]
||This primitive produces a thick 'C' clip for use with organic shape parts with a clip (claws, arms, weapons...).
|-
| '''clip13.dat''' || '''Thick 'C' clip minimal'''
|-
|[[File:Clip13.png|200px|alt=Clip13]]
||This primitive produces a thick 'C' clip, with minimal surfaces. 
|-
| '''clip16.dat''' || '''Vertical Thick Clip for Flags'''
|-
|[[File:Clip16.png|200px|alt=Clip16]]
||
|-
| '''clip3.dat''' || '''Horizontal clip'''
|-
|[[File:Clip3.png|200px|alt=Clip3]]
||This primitive produces a horizontal clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod.
|-
| '''clip6.dat''' || '''Clip Horizontal with Rounded Sides'''
|-
|[[File:Clip6.png|200px|alt=Clip6]]
||
|-
| '''clip8.dat''' || '''Top Clip with Rounded Tips and Centre Notch'''
|-
|[[File:Clip8.png|200px|alt=Clip8]]
||
|-
| '''clip11.dat''' || '''Top Clip with Rounded Tips'''
|-
|[[File:Clip11.png|200px|alt=Clip11]]
||
|}
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'''Wheel holding pin primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Wheel holding pin primitives===
|-
| '''wpin.dat''' || '''Wheel holding pin'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Wpin.png|200px|alt=Wpin]]
||
|-
| '''wpin2.dat''' || '''Wheel holding pin with two fillets'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin2.png|200px|alt=Wpin2]]
||
|-
| '''wpin2a.dat''' || '''Wheel holding pin with two fillets missing bottom faces'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin2a.png|200px|alt=Wpin2a]]
||
|-
| '''wpin3.dat''' || '''Wheel holding pin with three fillets'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin3.png|200px|alt=Wpin3]]
||
|-
| '''wpin4.dat''' || '''Wheel holding pin with ridges'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin4.png|200px|alt=Wpin4]]
||
|-
| '''wpin5a.dat''' || '''Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole without Bottom Edge'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin5a.png|200px|alt=Wpin5a]]
||
|-
| '''wpin5aq.dat''' || '''Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole without Bottom Edge - Quarter'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin5aq.png|200px|alt=Wpin5aq]]
||
|-
| '''wpin5e.dat''' || '''Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole - Bottom Pocket'''
|-
|[[File:Wpin5e.png|200px|alt=Wpin5e]]
||
|-
| '''wpinhole.dat''' || '''Wheel Hole Notched Through'''
|-
|[[File:Wpinhole.png|200px|alt=Wpinhole]]
||
|-
| '''wpinhol2.dat''' || '''Wheel Hole Notched over Cylinder'''
|-
|[[File:Wpinhol2.png|200px|alt=Wpinhol2]]
||
|}
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'''Handle primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Handle primitives===
|-
| '''handle.dat''' || '''Handle for Flat Shields'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Handle.png|200px|alt=Handle]]
||
|-
| '''handle2.dat''' || '''Handle for Bent Shields'''
|-
|[[File:Handle2.png|200px|alt=Handle2]]
||
|-
| '''phandle1.dat''' || '''Bar Handle Attachment with Open Side'''
|-
|[[File:Phandle1.png|200px|alt=Phandle1]]
||
|-
| '''phandle2.dat''' || '''Bar Handle Attachment with 2 Open Sides'''
|-
|[[File:Phandle2.png|200px|alt=Phandle2]]
||
|}
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'''Hinge primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Hinge primitives===
|-
| '''h1.dat''' || '''Two-fingered plate hinge'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:H1.png|200px|alt=H1]]
||This primitive produces the standard two-fingered hinge with a depth of 8LDu - the thickness of a plate.
|-
| '''h2.dat''' || '''Three-fingered plate hinge'''
|-
|[[File:H2.png|200px|alt=H2]]
||This primitive produces the standard three-fingered hinge with a depth of 8LDu - the thickness of a plate.
|}
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'''ZNAP parts primitives'''
This section comprises primitives for the ZNAP parts, all of which have been modelled and released into the official library.
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===ZNAP parts primitives===
|-
| '''znap1.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 1'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Znap1.png|200px|alt=Znap1]]
||
|-
| '''znap2.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 2 Half'''
|-
|[[File:Znap2.png|200px|alt=Znap2]]
||
|-
| '''znap2a.dat''' || '''Znap Peghole Spacer - Half, One-Sided Flange'''
|-
|[[File:Znap2a.png|200px|alt=Znap2a]]
||
|-
| '''znap3a.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 3a'''
|-
|[[File:Znap3a.png|200px|alt=Znap3a]]
||
|-
| '''znap3b.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 3b Half With Angle'''
|-
|[[File:Znap3b.png|200px|alt=Znap3b]]
||
|-
| '''znap3c.dat''' || '''Znap Peghole Spacer with Angle - Half'''
|-
|[[File:Znap3c.png|200px|alt=Znap3c]]
||
|-
| '''znap4.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 4'''
|-
|[[File:Znap4.png|200px|alt=Znap4]]
||
|-
| '''znap5.dat''' || '''Znap Between Pegholes 5'''
|-
|[[File:Znap5.png|200px|alt=Znap5]]
||
|-
| '''znap6.dat''' || '''Znap Beam End'''
|-
|[[File:Znap6.png|200px|alt=Znap6]]
||
|}
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'''Clikits primitives'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===Clikits primitives===
|-
| '''clikitsstud.dat''' || '''Clikits Stud'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Clikitsstud.png|200px|alt=Clikitsstud]]
||
|-
| '''clikitshole.dat''' || '''Clikits Hole'''
|-
|[[File:Clikitshole.png|200px|alt=Clikitshole]]
||
|}
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'''The rest of development'''
This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.
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===The rest of development===
|-
| '''empty.dat''' || '''Bump 1.0 x 0.5'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Empty.png|200px|alt=Empty]]
||MLCad cannot handle really empty files. This file is used as a workaround. It exceptionally contains forbidden non-LDRAW standard syntax to satisfy MLCad until it is fixed OR a different editor has become the de-facto LDRAW standard. The line being used here is an "impossible" conditional line which never should be visible, additionally hidden by a syntax explicitly hiding it from displaying.
0 MLCAD HIDE 5 24 0 0 0 0.0001 0 0 0.0001 -0.0001 0 0 0 0
|-
| '''bump5000.dat''' || '''Bump 1.0 x 0.5'''
|-
|style="width: 200px;"| [[File:Bump5000.png|200px|alt=Bump5000]]
||This file creates a bump with radius= 1 and height= 0.5 LDU
|-
| '''conscala.dat''' || '''Scala Pin without Base Collar'''
|-
|[[File:Conscala.png|200px|alt=Conscala]]
||
|-
| '''conscalaq.dat''' || '''Scala Pin without Base Collar - Quarter'''
|-
|[[File:Conscalaq.png|x200px|alt=Conscalaq]]
||
|-
| '''finger1.dat''' || '''Bottom Finger for Classic Windows Smooth'''
|-
|[[File:Finger1.png|200px|alt=Finger1]]
||
|-
| '''plug34.dat''' || '''Electric Plug Pin for Plug Type 3 and Type 4'''
|-
|[[File:Plug34.png|200px|alt=Plug34]]
||
|-
| '''rail12v.dat''' || '''Train Track 12V Electric Connector'''
|-
|[[File:Rail12v.png|200px|alt=Rail12v]]
||
|-
| '''slotm.dat''' || '''Mursten Brick Slot'''
|-
|[[File:Slotm.png|200px|alt=Slotm]]
||
|}
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Latest revision as of 20:10, 3 December 2025

LDraw Primitives Reference

Latest Update: 01.12.2025, added the LDraw 2025-11 primitives.

This page is a source of reference for the LDraw primitives in the \LDraw\p directory. Primitives are defined as highly re-usable components of LEGO parts modelled for LDraw. They serve several purposes :

  • To speed up parts authoring by providing a library of components which can be incorporated into several parts
  • To allow rendering software to make substitutions of curved components

Within this reference material the available primitives are categorised into:

Each section contains an overview of the characteristics common to all primitives within that category. Primitives are grouped into classes within each category - one class of primitive serving a similar purpose at different sizes or resolutions. For each class of primitive, a brief description of the purpose of the primitive is provided, with notes on its co-ordinate origin, default size and rules for scaling. A list of the available primitives is shown.

AxesAn understanding of the orientation of the co-ordinate axes is essential for authoring a part for LDraw. For reference within this page the axes and their direction is shown in this diagram.


Rectilinear primitives

Nomenclature

Boxes are named boxF, with F representing the number of faces a box has. The suffix E represents the number of edges removed.

F and E are may followed by an additional letter. The hyphen is removed if F is accompanied by a modifier.

Face modifiers:

  • o - faces are opposite to each other
  • t - faces are all touching each other (usually, it's implied, but box4t.dat is a thing)
  • u - missing faces form a U-shape

Edge letters:

  • p - groups of edges are parallel to each other
  • a - some missing faces have no adjacent edges

Scaling and orientation

These rectilinear elements may be scaled in the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions to make elements of any size. For example

1 16    0 0 0    40 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 20    rect.dat

would generate a 80LDu x 40LDu rectangle in the {x,z} plane.

Although the default orientation of the rect.dat primitive is in the {x,z} plane the LDraw language allows for this to be transformed

1 16    0 0 0    0 1 0    40 0 0    0 0 20    rect.dat

would generate a 80LDu x 40LDu rectangle in the {y,z} plane.

1 16    0 0 0    40 0 0    0 0 20    0 1 0    rect.dat

would generate a 80LDu x 40LDu rectangle in the {x,y} plane.

Do NOT rotate rect primitives outside of right angles: 90°, 180 ... on all axes.


Two dimensional
triangle.dat Triangle with all edges
Triangle This primitive represents a isosceles right triangle in the {x,z} plane and the three edges that bound it. Its origin is at the tip of the right angle and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions. To avoid matrix arithmetic problems in some renderers, the third dimension ({y} in the default orientation) must be given a non-zero scaling factor.

1 16    0 0 0    5 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 20    triangle.dat

rect.dat Rectangle with all edges
Rect This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane and the four edges that bound it. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
rect3.dat Rectangle with 3 edges
Rect3 This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes one edge {-z}. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
rect2p.dat Rectangle with 2 parallel edges
Rect2p This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two parallel edges ({+x} and {-x}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
rect2a.dat Rectangle with 2 adjacent edges
Rect2a This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but excludes two adjacent edges ({-x} and {-z}). Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
rect1.dat Rectangle with 1 edge
Rect1 This primitive represents a rectangle in the {x,z} plane but include only the one {+x} edge. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
recte3.dat Empty rectangle with three edges
Recte3 This primitive represents three edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
recte4.dat Empty rectangle with all edges
Recte4 This primitive represents the four edges of a rectangle in the {x,z} plane. Its origin is at its centre and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions.
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Three dimensional
box.dat Cuboid with all faces and edges
Box This primitive is used to define a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
box0.dat Cuboid with no faces and edges
Box0 This primitive is used to define the frame a cuboid. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the three dimensions.
box5.dat Cuboid with 5 faces and all edges
Box5 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box5-1.dat Cuboid with 5 faces without 1 edge
Box5-1 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and one edge {-z} of that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box5-2p.dat Cuboid with 5 faces without 2 parallel edges
Box5-2p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and two of the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box5-4a.dat Cuboid with 5 faces without top edges
Box5-4a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and the four edges surrounding that. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box5-12.dat Cuboid with 5 faces missing all edges
Box5-12 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} face and all edges. Its primary use is for sticker parts. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
Box4 overview
Box4 Overview
box4.dat Cuboid with 4 parallel faces and all edges
Box4 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4o4a.dat Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without bottom edges
Box4o4a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4o8a.dat Cuboid with 4 parallel faces without top and bottom edges
Box4o8a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing the edges of the top and bottom face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4t.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent and all edges
Box4t This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces, but with all its edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-1.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 1 edge
Box4-1 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and the edge between those faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-2p.dat Cuboid with 4 faces without two opposite top edges
Box4-2p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing two edges of the top face - the intersection of the two missing faces and the opposite edge. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-3p.dat Cuboid with 4 faces without three parallel edges
Box4-3p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-4a.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges
Box4-4a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-5a.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 5 edges
Box4-5a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges at the top and the bottom of the missing front face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-7a.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 7 edges
Box4-7a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and all the edges of both missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box4-12.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing all edges
Box4-12 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and front {-z} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3-3.dat Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edges
Box3-3 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces, and missing three edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3-5a.dat Cuboid with 4 adjacent faces missing 4 edges
Box3-5a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges and the outer edges except those on the left {-z}. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box3-7a.dat Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 7 adjacent edges
Box3-7a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes the three internal edges but only the outer edges at the top (-y). Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box3-9a.dat Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing 9 adjacent edges
Box3-9a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces and includes only the three internal edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box3-12.dat Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges
Box3-12 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z} and left {-x} faces but excludes all edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
Box3u overview
Box3u Overview
box3u2p.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 2 edges
Box3u2p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u4p.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 parallel edges
Box3u4p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the topand bottom edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u4a.dat Cuboid with 3 adjacent faces missing all edges
Box3u4a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u5p.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 5 edges
Box3u5p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top edge of the left {-x} face and all edges of the right {+x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u6.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 6 edges
Box3u6 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the top and bottom edges of the right {+x} face and all edges of the left {-x} face. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u6a.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 4 adjacent and 2 parallel edges
Box3u6a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the top edges and the bottom edges of the missing faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u7a.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 7 adjacent edges
Box3u7a This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes the edges of the missing top (-y) and right (+x) faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u8p.dat Cuboid with 3 faces missing 8 edges (in two parallel groups)
Box3u8p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges of the left {-x} and right {+x} faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u10p.dat Cuboid with 3 faces in a 'U' shape, missing 10 edges (all except those between the faces)
Box3u10p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except the two betweenthe faces. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
box3u12.dat Cuboid with 3 parallel faces missing all edges
Box3u12 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y} and left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges. Its origin is the centre of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
boxjcyl4.dat Box truncated by cylinder
Boxjcyl4 This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a box and cylinders of different radii. The box has a fixed width of 2LDu and the cylinder radius is denoted by the r in the filename.

Currently available primitives : Regular resolution (boxjcylr) : 4

box2-5.dat Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 5 edges
Box2-5 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges which do not bound the included faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box2-7.dat Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 7 edges
Box2-7 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the left {-x} and right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box2-7p.dat Box with 2 Faces without 7 Adjacent Edges
Box2-7p
box2-9.dat Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except those connected to the {+x}, {+y}, {+z} vertex)
Box2-9 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those along the right {+x} sides. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box2-9p.dat Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 9 edges (all except three parallel edges)
Box2-9p This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces and those parallel to that. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
box2-11.dat Cuboid with 2 adjacent faces missing 11 edges
Box2-11 This primitive represents a cuboid missing the top {-y}, front {-z}, left {-x} and right {+x} faces and excludes all the edges except that at the join between the two faces. Its origin is the centre of the cuboid and by default has a size of 2LDu in each of the {x}, {y} and {z} dimensions.
tri3.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces
Tri3 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces but including all edges. The left {-x} and front {-z} faces are perpendicular. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3-1.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces
Tri3-1 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes the top edge of the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3-3.dat Right-angled triangular prism missing 3 faces
Tri3-3 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} and bottom {+y} faces and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3a1.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 1 edge
Tri3a1 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse as well as the top edge at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3a3.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 3 edge
Tri3a3 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all top edges. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3a4 Right-angled triangular prism with 3 adjacent faces missing 4 adjacent edges
Tri3a4 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the top {-y} face, the face at the hypotenuse and excludes all edges at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the (missing) top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3u1.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 1 edge
Tri3u1 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri3u3.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 3 faces missing 3 edges
Tri3u3 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the left {-x} and front {-z} faces, the edge where they would join and one edge of each of the triangles. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
tri4.dat Right-angled triangular prism with 2 square faces and 2 triangular faces
Tri4 This primitive represents a triangular prism missing the face at the hypotenuse. Its origin is the right-angle corner of the top face and by default has a size of 1LDu in each of the {x} and {z} dimensions and 1LDu in the {y} dimension.
ribt45.dat Rib T-Shaped for 45 Degree Plate Edges
Ribt45
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Curved primitives

LDraw represents curved surfaces as polygons. For circular components two series of primitives are provided.

All the circular primitives are orientated in the {x,z} plane with their origin at the centre of the circle and a default radius of 1 LDu. Primitives are provided for complete circles and for commonly used fractions of a complete circle. Where the naming convention includes a prefix of the form n-f this indicates the fraction (n/f) of the circle drawn by the primitive. Where this fraction is less than an entire circle, the primitive starts at {+x,0} and progresses in a conterclockwise direction when viewed from above {-y}.

To avoid rounding errors, it is preferable to use existing fractional circular primitives, or create a new primitive, rather than rotate an existing primitive by anything other than 90 or 180 degrees. For example, use 3-16XXXX.dat rather than combining 1-8XXXX.dat with 1-16XXXX.dat rotated by 22.5 degreees.

To avoid matrix arithmetic problems in some renderers, the third dimension ({y} in the default orientation) of two-dimensional primitives must be given a non-zero scaling factor. LDraw circles are normally formed of 16-sided polygons (hexdecagons) - the regular resolution. For larger elements, where scaling-up of hexadecagons would give too angular an appearance, a series of high resolution primitives based on a 48-sided polygon are available. These may also be used for parts not well suited to a 16-fold symmetry.

These circular elements may be scaled by the same factor in both the {x} and {z} dimensions to make circular elements of greater or less than 1LDu radius. For example

1 16    0 0 0    3 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 3    4-4edge.dat

would generate a circle in the {x,z} plane with a radius of 3LDu.

They may also be scaled asymmetrically in the x and z dimension to make ellipses.

Although the default orientation is in the {x,z} plane the LDraw language allows for these to be transformed

1 16    0 0 0    0 1 0    3 0 0    0 0 3    4-4edge.dat    would generate a circle in the {y,z} plane

1 16    0 0 0    3 0 0    0 0 3    0 1 0    4-4edge.dat    would generate a circle in the {x,y} plane

Two dimensional
Circular 2D Overview
Circular 2D Overview
n-fedge.dat Circular line segment
4-4Edge This suite of primitives are used for edges which comprise an entire or part circle.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 9-16, 5-8, 11-16, 3-4, 13-16, 7-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-48, 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 7-24, 5-16, 1-3, 3-8, 19-48, 5-12, 7-16, 11-24, 2-4, 5-8, 2-3, 3-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 2-4, 3-8, 4-4

n-fdisc.dat Circular disc sector
4-4disc This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise an entire or part circle.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 5-8, 11-16, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-24, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 1-4, 1-3, 2-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 2-4, 3-4, 4-4

n-fchrd.dat Circular disc segment
1-4chrd This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise part of a circle enclosed by the arc of its circumference and its chord. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the grey segment is generated by the 1-4chrd primitive.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16 (see note), 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 5-8, 3-4, 13-16, 7-8
High resolution (n-f): 1-48 (see note) 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 7-24, 5-16, 1-3, 3-8, 19-48, 5-12, 7-16, 11-24, 2-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-8, 2-4

Note: The regular resolution 1-16chrd.dat and high resolution 1-48chrd are special cases, see Primitive Substitution Adapters below for more information

n-fchrde.dat Circular disc segment with Edges
2-4chrde This suite of primitives are used for surfaces which comprise part of a circle enclosed by the arc of its circumference and its chord plus the corrisponding edge.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-4, 2-4

Note: The regular resolution 1-16chrd.dat and high resolution 1-48chrd are special cases, see Primitive Substitution Adapters below for more information

n-fndis.dat Inverse of circular disc sector
4-4ndisc This suite of primitives pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding square. They are used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 1-3, 7-16, 2-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-4, 2-4, 3-4, 4-4

n-ftang.dat Tangential ring segment
1-4tang This suite of primitives are used to pad a 16-sided polygon to a circumscribing 16-sided polygon whose edges are tangential to the inner polygon. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-4tang primitive.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4
Low resolution (n-f): 3-8

n-ftndis.dat Disc negative truncated
1-8tndis
Tndis-example

This suite of primitives are used to used to integrate circular elements into rectilinear elements. These pad their matching n-fdisc.dat primitives out to the bounding rectangle, spanning from x = 1 to the minimal x value of the matching primitive. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 1-8tndis primitive. The image on the right showes the difference between tang, tndis and ndis.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16
High resolution (n-f): 5-48, 1-24, 1-16, 1-8

n-faring.dat Circular adaptor ring segment
2-4aring This suite of primitives are used to interface between high resolution (48-segment) circular primitives and normal resolution (16-segment) circluar primitives. Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - only the black segment is generated by the 2-4aring primitive.

Currently available primitives:
High resolution (n-f): 1-8, 1-4, 3-16, 2-4, 4-4

1-16chrd.dat
1-48chrd.dat
n-fering.dat		 Primitive Substitution Adapters
4-4edge This suite of primitives are used correct for gaps that form between curved primitives and normal geometry in editors that utilize primitive substitution. This is a special case used on the inside of a curved primitive where it joins geometry that cannot make use of a curved primitive. The chrd files themselves are simply a reference to empty.dat, which under normal circumstances does not draw anything. However, in tools that support primitive substitution, the curved primitive it is attached to would normally in this case create a gap when rendered using more than 16 points to form a circle. In that case, the substituted version of these normally empty primitives would fill in the gap between the curve and the other geometry.

To "see" these primitives, the editor in use must utilize primitive substitution. Then one of the following can be done:

  • set the curve quality to a level high enough to see the gaps reappear
  • For LDView 4.4 or later, in the Model Tree dialog, you can search for them (for example, "ering"), and if you have it set to highlight, then when you select one, it will be highlighted in the 3D view.
  • Manually recolor the primitive in question to a color that contrasts with the colors that surround it

Note that the bounding circle in the image is for context only - there are no actual geometry producing lines contained in these files.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16chrd, 1-4ering, 1-8ering, 3-16ering, 2-4ering, 4-4ering
High resolution (n-f): 1-48chrd

n-fringr.dat
n-frinrr.dat
n-ffrinr.dat
n-ffrirr.dat
nn-ffrir.dat
ringr.dat (deprecated name)
ringrr.dat (deprecated name)		 Circular ring segment
1-4ring1 This suite of primitives are used to generate circular rings or part rings. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the ring - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. For example a n-f4-4ring4 primitive would create a ring with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.

Note: The correct nomenclature is to use the full word "ring". All newly created ring primitives must use "ring". Official files using "rin" have been obsoleted. All files using "ri" or "rin" have been moved, to use "ring".

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution:
r=1: 1-16ring1, 1-8ring1, 3-16ring1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 3-8ring1, 7-16ring1, 2-4ring1, 9-16ring1, 5-8ring1, 3-4ring1, 7-8ring1, 4-4ring1
r=2: 1-16ring2, 1-8ring2, 3-16ring2, 1-4ring2, 5-16ring2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 5-8ring2, 3-4ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2
r=3: 1-16ring3, 1-8ring3, 3-16ring3, 1-4ring3, 5-16ring3, 3-8ring3, 7-16ring3, 2-4ring3, 5-8ring3, 3-4ring3, 7-8ring3, 4-4ring3
r=4: 1-16ring4, 1-8ring4, 3-16ring4, 1-4ring4, 5-16ring4, 3-8ring4, 7-16ring4, 2-4ring4, 5-8ring4, 3-4ring4, 4-4ring4
r=5: 1-8ring5, 3-16ring5, 1-4ring5, 5-16ring5, 3-8ring5, 2-4ring5, 3-4ring5, 4-4ring5
r=6: 1-16ring6, 1-8ring6, 3-16ring6, 1-4ring6, 3-8ring6, 7-16ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-8ring6, 3-4ring6, 4-4ring6
r=7: 1-8ring7, 3-16ring7, 1-4ring7, 5-16ring7, 3-8ring7, 7-16ring7, 2-4ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7
r=8: 1-16ring8, 1-8ring8, 3-16ring8, 1-4ring8, 5-16ring8, 3-8ring8, 7-16ring8, 2-4ring8, 3-4ring8, 7-8ring8, 4-4ring8
r=9: 1-16ring9, 1-8ring9, 3-16ring9, 1-4ring9, 5-16ring9, 3-8ring9, 7-16ring9, 2-4ring9, 3-4ring9, 7-8ring9, 4-4ring9
r=10: 1-8ring10, 3-16ring10, 1-4ring10, 3-8ring10, 2-4ring10, 5-8ring10, 3-4ring10, 4-4ring10
r=11: 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4ring11, 7-16ring11, 2-4ring11, 4-4ring11
r=12: 1-8ring12, 3-16ring12, 1-4ring12, 5-16ring12, 3-8ring12, 2-4ring12, 7-8ring12, 4-4ring12
r=13: 1-8ring13, 3-16ring13, 1-4ring13, 5-16ring13, 3-8ring13, 2-4ring13, 4-4ring13
r=14: 3-16ring14, 1-4ring14, 2-4ring14, 3-4ring14, 4-4ring14
r=15: 1-8ring15, 3-16ring15, 1-4ring15, 3-8ring15, 2-4ring15, 7-8ring15, 4-4ring15
r=16: 1-8ring16, 1-4ring16, 3-8ring16, 2-4ring16, 3-4ring16, 7-8ring16, 4-4ring16
r=17: 1-8ring17, 1-4ring17, 5-16ring17, 3-8ring17, 7-16ring17, 2-4ring17, 4-4ring17
r=18: 1-16ring18, 1-8ring18, 1-4ring18, 3-8ring18, 2-4ring18, 4-4ring18
r=19: 1-16ring19, 1-8ring19, 3-16ring19, 1-4ring19, 3-8ring19, 2-4ring19, 3-4ring19, 4-4ring19
r=20: 1-4ring20, 5-16ring20, 2-4ring20, 4-4ring20
r=21: 1-4ring21, 3-8ring21, 4-4ring21
r=22: 1-16ring22, 3-16ring22, 2-4ring22, 3-4ring22, 4-4ring22
r=23: 1-16ring23, 1-8ring23, 1-4ring23, 2-4ring23, 4-4ring23
r=24: 1-16ring24, 3-16ring24, 1-4ring24, 3-8ring24, 2-4ring24, 4-4ring24
r=25: 1-4ring25, 2-4ring25, 4-4ring25
r=26: 1-4ring26, 2-4ring26, 4-4ring26
r=27: 1-8ring27, 4-4ring27
r=28: 1-8ring28, 1-4ring28, 2-4ring28, 4-4ring28
r=29: 1-4ring29, 3-8ring29, 2-4ring29, 3-4ring29, 4-4ring29
r=30: 1-24ring30, 1-16ring30, 2-4ring30, 4-4ring30
r=31: 2-4ring31, 4-4ring31
r=32: 1-8ring32, 2-4ring32, 4-4ring32
r=33: 1-8ring33, 1-4ring33, 4-4ring33
r=34: 1-8ring34, 1-4ring34, 4-4ring34
r=35: 1-24ring35, 1-16ring35, 1-8ring35, 4-4ring35
r=36: 1-4ring36, 4-4ring36
r=37: 3-8ring37, 2-4ring37, 4-4ring37
r=38: 1-4ring38, 4-4ring38
r=39: 1-16ring39, 1-8ring39, 3-16ring39, 1-4ring39, 7-8ring39, 4-4ring39
r=40: 1-4ring40, 7-8ring40, 4-4ring40
r=41: 4-4ring41
r=42: 2-4ring42
r=43: 2-4ring43, 4-4ring43
r=44: 2-4ring44, 4-4ring44
r=45: 2-4ring45, 4-4ring45
r=46: 2-4ring46, 4-4ring46
r=47: 4-4ring47
r=48: 1-4ring48, 4-4ring48
r=49: 1-4ring49, 4-4ring49
r=50: 1-4ring50, 4-4ring50
r=51: 4-4ring51
r=52: 2-4ring52, 4-4ring52
r=53: 3-16ring53
r=55: 2-4ring55
r=57: 1-16ring57, 1-4ring57, 4-4ring57
r=61: 4-4ring61
r=66: 1-4ring66, 4-4ring66
r=67: 1-4ring67
r=68: 4-4ring68
r=70: 1-16ring70, 1-8ring70, 3-16ring70, 2-4ring70, 4-4ring70
r=71: 4-4ring71
r=77: 4-4ring77
r=78: 4-4ring78
r=79: 1-4ring79, 4-4ring79
r=80: 3-16ring80
r=81: 4-4ring81
r=85: 4-4ring85
r=88: 4-4ring88
r=95: 4-4ring95
r=97: 4-4ring97
r=101: 4-4ring101

High resolution:
r=1: 1-24ring1, 1-12ring1, 1-8ring1, 1-6ring1, 3-16ring1, 11-48ring1, 1-4ring1, 5-16ring1, 7-16ring1, 2-4ring1, 4-4ring1.dat
r=2: 1-24ring2, 1-16ring2, 1-12ring2, 5-48ring2, 1-8ring2, 1-6ring2, 3-16ring2, 5-24ring2, 1-4ring2, 1-3ring2, 3-8ring2, 7-16ring2, 2-4ring2, 19-24ring2, 7-8ring2, 4-4ring2
r=3: 1-24ring3, 1-16ring3, 1-12ring3, 1-8ring3, 7-48ring3, 1-6ring3, 5-24ring3, 1-4ring3, 1-3ring3, 7-16ring3, 2-4ring3, 4-4ring3
r=4: 1-24ring4, 1-12ring4, 5-48ring4, 1-8ring4, 7-48ring4, 5-24ring4, 1-4ring4, 7-24ring4, 2-4ring4, 4-4ring4
r=5: 1-24ring5, 1-12ring5, 5-48ring5, 1-8ring5, 7-48ring5, 1-6ring5, 5-24ring5, 1-4ring5, 2-4ring5, 4-4ring5
r=6: 1-48ring6, 1-24ring6, 1-16ring6, 1-12ring6, 1-8ring6, 1-6ring6, 5-24ring6, 1-4ring6, 2-4ring6, 5-6ring6, 4-4ring6
r=7: 1-24ring7, 1-16ring7, 1-8ring7, 7-48ring7, 1-6ring7, 3-16ring7, 5-24ring7, 1-4ring7, 2-3ring7, 3-4ring7, 4-4ring7
r=8: 1-16ring8, 1-12ring8, 1-8ring8, 7-48ring8, 1-6ring8, 3-16ring8, 5-24ring8, 1-4ring8, 11-24ring8, 4-4ring8
r=9: 1-48ring9, 1-24ring9, 1-12ring9, 5-48ring9, 1-8ring9, 5-24ring9, 11-48ring9, 1-6ring9, 1-4ring9, 1-3ring9, 2-4ring9, 4-4ring9
r=10: 1-24ring10, 1-16ring10, 1-12ring10, 5-48ring10, 1-8ring10, 7-48ring10, 1-6ring10, 5-24ring10, 1-4ring10, 2-4ring10, 4-4ring10
r=11: 1-24ring11, 1-16ring11, 1-8ring11, 7-48ring11, 3-16ring11, 1-4ring11, 7-16ring11, 2-4ring11, 4-4ring11
r=12: 1-12ring12, 1-8ring12, 3-16ring12, 1-4ring12, 1-6ring12, 2-4ring12, 4-4ring12
r=13: 1-16ring13, 1-12ring13, 1-8ring13, 1-6ring13, 5-24ring13, 1-4ring13, 5-12ring13, 11-24ring13, 3-4ring13, 4-4ring13
r=14: 1-24ring14, 1-16ring14, 1-12ring14, 1-8ring14, 1-6ring14, 3-16ring14, 1-4ring14, 3-8ring14, 5-12ring14, 3-4ring14, 4-4ring14
r=15: 1-48ring15, 1-24ring15, 1-16ring15, 1-12ring15, 1-8ring15, 1-6ring15, 3-16ring15, 5-24ring15, 1-4ring15, 2-4ring15, 4-4ring15
r=16: 1-16ring16, 1-8ring16, 7-48ring16, 1-6ring16, 1-4ring16, 7-16ring16, 2-4ring16, 3-4ring16, 5-6ring16, 4-4ring16
r=17: 1-16ring17, 1-12ring17, 1-6ring17, 5-24ring17, 11-48ring 17, 1-4ring17, 1-3ring17, 2-4ring17, 4-4ring17
r=18: 1-16ring18, 1-12ring18, 7-48ring18, 1-6ring18, 5-24ring18, 1-4ring18, 4-4ring18
r=19: 1-24ring19, 1-16ring19, 1-12ring19, 5-48ring19, 1-8ring19, 1-6ring19, 11-48ring19, 1-4ring19, 2-4ring19, 4-4ring19
r=20: 1-12ring20, 1-8ring20, 5-24ring20, 11-48ring20, 1-4ring20, 4-4ring20
r=21: 1-16ring21, 11-48ring21, 1-4ring21, 4-4ring21
r=22: 1-12ring22, 11-48ring22, 1-4ring22, 4-4ring22
r=23: 1-4ring23
r=24: 1-24ring24, 1-12ring24, 5-24ring24, 1-4ring24, 4-4ring24
r=25: 3-16ring25, 1-4ring25, 4-4ring25
r=26: 1-4ring26, 4-4ring26
r=27: 1-4ring27, 4-4ring27
r=28: 1-12ring28, 1-8ring28, 5-24ring28, 11-48ring28, 1-4ring28, 4-4ring28
r=29: 1-24ring29, 1-16ring29, 1-12ring29, 5-48ring29, 7-48ring29, 1-6ring29, 3-16ring29, 11-48ring29, 1-4ring29, 5-24ring29, 4-4ring29
r=30: 1-24ring30, 1-16ring30, 1-4ring30, 3-8ring30, 4-4ring30
r=31: 1-4ring31, 2-4ring31
r=32: 5-48ring32, 1-4ring32, 2-4ring32
r=33: 5-24ring33, 1-4ring33, 4-4ring33
r=34: 7-48ring34, 5-24ring34, 11-48ring34, 1-4ring34, 2-4ring34, 4-4ring34
r=35: 1-24ring35, 1-16ring35, 1-8ring35, 5-24ring35, 1-4ring35, 4-4ring35
r=36: 1-8ring36, 1-4ring36, 1-3ring36, 4-4ring36
r=37: 1-8ring37, 1-4ring37, 2-4ring37, 4-4ring37
r=38: 1-12ring38, 1-6ring38, 1-4ring38, 4-4ring38
r=39: 1-24ring39, 1-16ring39, 1-12ring39, 5-48ring39, 1-8ring39, 7-48ring39, 1-6ring39, 3-16ring39, 1-4ring39, 2-4ring39, 4-4ring39
r=40: 1-4ring40, 11-48ring40, 2-4ring40
r=41: 1-8ring41, 1-4ring41, 4-4ring41
r=42: 1-12ring42, 1-6ring42, 4-4ring42
r=43: 1-48ring43, 1-16ring43, 1-12ring43, 1-6ring43, 4-4ring43
r=44: 4-4ring44
r=45: 1-4ring45, 4-4ring45
r=46: 1-4ring46
r=47: 1-6ring47, 1-4ring47, 4-4ring47
r=48: 7-48ring48, 1-4ring48, 2-4ring48
r=49: 1-24ring49, 1-16ring49, 1-4ring49, 4-4ring49
r=50: 1-6ring50, 3-16ring50, 4-4ring50
r=51: 1-4ring51
r=52: 11-24ring52, 4-4ring52
r=53: 1-8ring53, 3-16ring53, 4-4ring53
r=54: 4-4ring54
r=55: 2-4ring55
r=56: 1-12ring56, 1-8ring56
r=57: 1-4ring57, 4-4ring57
r=59: 1-24ring59, 1-16ring59, 1-12ring59
r=60: 1-24ring60, 1-16ring60
r=63: 1-4ring63
r=64: 1-4ring64
r=65: 1-4ring65
r=69: 5-24ring69
r=70: 1-4ring70
r=71: 1-4ring71, 4-4ring71
r=77: 4-4ring77
r=78: 1-12ring78
r=79: 5-48ring79, 1-4ring79
r=80: 7-48ring80, 1-6ring80
r=81: 4-4ring81
r=82: 1-4ring82
r=83: 1-4ring83
r=84: 1-8ring84
r=85: 4-4ring85
r=88: 4-4ring88
r=90: 11-48ring90
r=95: 2-4ring95
r=96: 1-4ring96
r=97: 4-4ring97
r=99: 1-6ring99, 4-4ring99
r=100: 1-24ring100, 4-4ring100
r=130: 4-4ring130
r=160: 2-4ring160
r=179: 1-4ring179
r=240: 2-4ring240

Low resolution:
r=2 : 2-4ring2, 4-4ring2
r=3 : 1-4ring3, 4-4ring3
r=6 : 4-4ring6
r=7 : 4-4ring7
r=11 : 4-4ring11

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Three dimensional

Cylindrical
n-fcyli.dat
n-fcyli2.dat		 Circular cylinder
4-4cyli This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders. These are provided in two forms - with conditional lines (n-fcyli) or without conditional lines (n-fcyli2). In almost all circumstances the "cyli" version should be used. The "cyli2" versions are for very special cases and their use for the rounded corners of stickers is no longer appropriate.

Currently available primitives - with conditional lines (n-fcyli):
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 9-16, 5-8, 11-16, 3-4, 13-16, 7-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-48, 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 7-24, 5-16, 1-3, 3-8, 5-12, 7-16, 11-24, 2-4, 5-8, 2-3, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-8, 2-4, 4-4

Currently available primitives - without conditional lines (n-fcyli2):
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 2-4, 3-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 3-8, 2-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): None

n-fcylo.dat Circular cylinder with Open End
4-4cylo This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with edges around the lower and upper surfaces.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-8, 3-16, 1-4, 5-16, 3-8, 7-16, 2-4, 9-16, 5-8, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 1-48, 1-24, 1-16, 1-12, 5-48, 1-8, 7-48, 1-6, 3-16, 5-24, 11-48, 1-4, 1-3, 3-8, 2-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): 1-4, 3-8, 2-4, 4-4

n-fcylc.dat
n-fcylc2.dat
n-fcylc3.dat		 Circular cylinder with Closed End
4-4cylc This suite of primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders with the upper surface closed.

Currently available primitives - with conditional lines and top edge line (n-fcylc):
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-16, 1-4, 3-8, 2-4, 3-4, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 2-4, 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): None

Currently available primitives - without conditional lines or top or bottom edge line (n-fcylc2):
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-4, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): None

Currently available primitives - with conditional lines, but without top and bottom edge lines (n-fcylc3):
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-4, 4-4
High resolution (n-f): 4-4
Low resolution (n-f): None

n-fcyls.dat
n-fcyls2.dat		 Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane
2-4cyls

3-8cyls

These primitives are used to generate cylinders or part cylinders which are truncated by a plane which is not perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder. The default angle of the plane is 45 degress.

These primitives are notoriously difficult to describe and the user is encouraged to experiment in order to gain a full understanding of their geometry. One technique is to open the primitive in LDPE and choose random colours. Selecting Show Axes also helps.

The 2-4cyls.dat primitive is orientated with the perpendicular bounding plane at the top {-y} and the angled bounding plane at the bottom {+y}. In common with the other 2-4xxxx.dat primitives, the {+z} semicircle is represented. By default the truncation plane is y=x-1. The 1-4cyls.dat and 3-8cyls.dat primitives are sub-sections of 2-4cyls.dat

The 1-4cyls2.dat primitive is orientated with the perpendicular bounding plane at the top {-y} and the angled bounding plane at the bottom {+y}. Unlike the other 1-4xxxx.dat primitives, the {-x,+z} quadrant is represented. The truncation plane is y=x.

The following observations may help :

1-4cyls and 1-4cyls2 are complements. If you put them together correctly they make a 1-4cyli.

1 16    0 0 0    1 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 1    1-4cyls.dat

1 16    0 1 0    -1 0 0    0 -1 0    0 0 1    1-4cyls2.dat

1-4cyls2 is actually hidden in 2-4cyls, which could be constructed like

1 16    0 0 0    1 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 1    1-4cyls.dat

1 16    0 0 0    0 0 -1    0 1 0    1 0 0    1-4cyli.dat

1 16    0 1 0    1 0 0    0 1 0    0 0 1    1-4cyls2.dat

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8cyls, 3-16cyls, 1-4cyls, 3-8cyls, 2-4cyls, 5-8cyls, 4-4cyls, 1-16cyls2, 1-8cyls2, 3-16cyls2, 1-4cyls2
High resolution (n-f): 1-4cyls, 1-4cyls2

n-fcylse.dat Circular cylinder truncated by an angled plane with angled edge included
4-4cylse This suite of primitives are similar to the n-fcyls primitive, but with the edge along the angled plane included.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-4, 4-4

1-4cylj2_1x2.dat Cylinder Joint 1 to 2 Inverted 0.25
1-4cylj2_1x2
2-4cylj1x1.dat Cylinder 0.5 Junction
2-4cylj1x1
2-4cylj1x1e.dat Cylinder 0.5 Junction with Edge Lines
2-4cylj1x1e
4-4cylj1x1e.dat Cylinder Junction 1 to 1 with Intersection Lines 1.0
4-4cylj1x1e
cylj3x4.dat Cylinder Joint 3 to 4
cylj3x4
1-8tric.dat Tri-Cylinder Intersection 0.125
1-8tric
cyljrxs.dat Circular cylinder truncated by another cylinder
cylj4x8 This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between two cylinders of different radii.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (rxs): 3x5, 4x5, 4x6, 4x7, 4x8, 4x9, 4x10, 5x9

n-fcylrsphs.dat Circular cylinder truncated by a sphere
4-4cyl1sph2 This suite of primitives are used to model the intersection between a cylinder and a sphere of a different radius.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution 1:2 (n-f): 4-4cyl1sph2

n-fedgh.dat Cylinder Helical Edge
edgh This primitive represents ...

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4

n-fcylh.dat Cylinder Helical
cyhl This primitive represents ...

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 3-16, 1-8, 1-4

Conical
n-fconr.dat
n-fconrr.dat		 Circular cone
4-4con1 This suite of primitives are used to generate circular cones or part cones. The numeric suffix r in the filename indicates the inner radius of the cone - the outer radius is 1LDu greater. By default the cone is 1LDu high in the {+y} dimension with the origin at the centre of the outer diameter. For example a n-fcone4 primitive would create a cone with an inner radius of 4LDu and an outer radius of 5LDu.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f)(r):
r=0: 1-8con0, 3-16con0, 1-4con0, 2-4con0, 4-4con0
r=1: 1-16con1, 1-8con1, 3-16con1, 1-4con1, 2-4con1, 4-4con1
r=2: 1-8con2, 3-16con2, 3-8con2, 1-4con2, 5-16con2, 2-4con2, 4-4con2
r=3: 1-16con3, 1-8con3, 3-16con3, 3-8con3, 1-4con3, 2-4con3, 7-8con3, 4-4con3
r=4: 1-8con4, 3-16con4, 1-4con4, 3-8con4, 2-4con4, 4-4con4
r=5: 1-8con5, 3-16con5, 1-4con5, 3-8con5, 5-16con5, 2-4con5, 4-4con5
r=6: 1-16con6, 1-8con6, 3-16con6, 1-4con6, 3-8con6, 2-4con6, 4-4con6
r=7: 1-16con7, 1-8con7, 1-4con7, 3-8con7, 2-4con7, 4-4con7
r=8: 1-8con8, 1-4con8, 2-4con8, 4-4con8
r=9: 3-16con9, 1-8cone9, 1-4con9, 3-8con9, 2-4con9, 4-4con9
r=10: 1-8con10, 3-8con10, 1-4con10, 2-4con10, 4-4con10
r=11: 1-4con11, 5-16con11, 2-4con11, 4-4con11
r=12: 1-8con12, 3-16con12, 1-4con12, 5-16con12, 3-8con12, 2-4con12, 4-4con12
r=13: 1-16con13, 1-8con13, 1-4con13, 2-4con13, 4-4con13
r=14: 3-16con14, 1-4con14, 4-4con14
r=15: 3-16con15, 1-4con15, 2-4con15, 4-4con15
r=16: 1-16con16, 1-4con16, 4-4con16
r=17: 1-4con17, 4-4con17
r=18: 1-4con18, 4-4con18
r=19: 1-8con19, 3-16con19, 3-8con19, 1-4con19, 2-4con19, 4-4con19
r=20: 1-8con20, 3-8con20, 4-4con20
r=21: 4-4con21
r=22: 4-4con22
r=23: 1-4con23
r=24: 1-4con24, 4-4con24
r=25: 1-8con25, 3-16con25, 1-4con25, 4-4con25
r=27: 1-8con27, 1-4con27
r=28: 1-8con28, 1-4con28, 4-4con28
r=29: 1-4con29, 2-4con29, 4-4con29
r=30: 4-4con30
r=31: 1-4con31
r=32: 4-4con32
r=33: 4-4con33
r=34: 3-8con34
r=35: 1-4con35, 4-4con35
r=36: 4-4con36
r=39: 3-16con39
r=40: 1-4con40
r=41: 4-4con41
r=42: 4-4con42
r=43: 1-4con43, 4-4con43
r=46: 4-4con46
r=47: 4-4con47
r=48: 4-4con48
r=49: 4-4con49
r=61: 4-4con61
r=80: 4-4con80
r=81: 4-4con81
r=95: 4-4con95


High resolution (n-f)(r):
r=0: 1-4con0, 4-4con0
r=1: 1-16con1, 3-16con1, 1-6con1, 1-4con1, 4-4con1
r=2: 1-16con2, 1-6con2, 11-48con2, 5-24con2, 1-4con2, 5-12con2, 4-4con2
r=3: 11-48con3, 1-8con3, 1-4con3, 5-24con3, 4-4con3
r=4: 1-12con4, 1-8con4, 1-6con4, 1-4con4, 4-4con4
r=5: 1-12con5, 1-8con5, 1-6con5, 1-4con5, 4-4con5
r=6: 5-48con6, 1-8con6, 1-4con6, 4-4con6
r=7: 1-24con7, 1-12con7, 1-6con7, 1-4con7, 4-4con7
r=8: 3-16con8, 1-6con8, 1-4con8, 4-4con8
r=9: 5-48con9, 7-48con9, 1-8con9, 5-24con9, 1-4con9, 4-4con9
r=10: 1-24con10, 5-24con10, 3-16con10, 1-4con10, 4-4con10
r=11: 1-16con11, 1-8con11, 1-4con11, 4-4con11
r=12: 1-24con12, 5-48con12, 1-8con12, 5-24con12, 1-4con12, 4-4con12
r=13: 1-6con13, 1-4con13, 4-4con13
r=14: 1-24con14, 5-24con14, 1-8con14, 1-4con14, 3-8con14
r=15: 1-24con15, 1-16con15, 1-8con15, 1-4con15, 4-4con15
r=16: 1-24con16, 1-6con16, 5-24con16, 1-4con16, 3-8con16, 4-4con16
r=17: 1-6con17, 4-4con17
r=18: 1-4con18, 4-4con18
r=19: 1-16con19, 3-16con19, 1-4con19, 4-4con19
r=20: 1-16con20, 1-4con20, 4-4con20
r=21: 1-4con21, 4-4con21
r=22: 4-4con22
r=23: 1-4con23, 4-4con23
r=24: 1-24con24, 1-16con24, 1-12con24, 1-4con24, 4-4con24
r=25: 1-4con25, 2-4con25, 4-4con25
r=27: 1-8con27, 1-4con27, 4-4con27
r=28: 11-48con28, 1-4con28
r=29: 5-48con29, 11-48con29, 1-4con29, 4-4con29
r=30: 1-8con30, 5-24con30, 1-4con30, 4-4con30
r=32: 1-24con32, 1-4con32
r=31: 1-6con31, 4-4con31
r=32: 1-4con32
r=34: 4-4con34
r=35: 4-4con35
r=36: 1-4con36, 19-24con36, 4-4con36
r=37: 19-24con37
r=38: 1-4con38
r=39: 1-4con39, 4-4con39
r=40: 1-4con40
r=41: 1-4con41, 4-4con41
r=44: 1-4con44
r=45: 1-6con45
r=46: 1-6con46
r=48: 11-48con48, 1-4con48
r=49: 1-4con49
r=52: 1-4con52, 4-4con52
r=53: 1-4con53
r=54: 4-4con54
r=64: 4-4con64
r=69: 1-4con69
r=70: 1-8con70, 1-4con70, 4-4con70
r=75: 4-4con75
r=80: 4-4con80
r=88: 4-4con88
r=95: 1-4con95
r=97: 1-4con97
r=100: 1-14con100
r=108: 4-4con108
r=109: 1-4con109
r=152: 4-4con152

Torus/Spherical
tffirrrr.dat
tfforrrr.dat
tffqrrrr.dat

rfforrrr.dat
rfforrrrr.dat		 Circular torus
T02i2000.png

T02o2000.png T02q1765.png

This suite of primitives are used to generate circular torus sections. By default all these primitives produce a torus with a major radius of 1LDu, so typically need to be scaled up in the {x} and {z} dimensions. The first character denotes whether the minor radius is smaller than (tff primitives) or larger than the major radius (rff primitives). The latter are termed reverse ratio tori. The second and third characters of the filename ff denotes the sweep of torus, as an inverse fraction (01=1/1, 02=1/2, 04=1/4, 08=1/8, 16=1/16, 32=1/32, 48=1/48). The fourth character denotes the section of a torus (i=inner, o=outer, q=tube - the combination of 2 inner and 2 outer sections). Inner sections are not possible for reverse ratio tori.

For regular tori, the last four characters of the file name rrrr denote the torus minor radius in LDu (1333=0.1333, 3333=0.3333), with the special designation 'unit' unsed to indicate a radius of 1.0000. For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrr.dat, the last four characters of the file name rrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first digit (1500=1.5, 4600=4.6). For reverse ratio tori named like rfforrrrr.dat, the last five characters of the file name rrrrr represent torus minor radius with an implied decimal point after the first two digits (11000=11.0).

These diagrams (based on an idea of Paul Easter's) illustrate the relationship of the torus primitives to the major and minor radii.

  • Regular inner torus
    Regular inner torus
  • Regular outer torus
    Regular outer torus
  • Reverse ratio outer torus
    Reverse ratio outer torus

Currently available regular torus primitives:
Low resolution(ff)(rrrr):
Inner:

t04i4000



Regular resolution (ff)(rrrr):
Inner:

t01i0702, t01i0714, t01i0769, t01i1250, t01i1579, t01i1667, t01i2000, t01i3261, t01i3333, t01i3600, t01i5556, t01i6000
t02i1111, t02i2000, t02i2258, t02i3333, t02i4000
t04i0462, t04i0625, t04i6381, t04i0857, t04i0909, t04i1111, t04i1304, t04i1333, t04i1429, t04i1538, t04i1765, t04i1786, t04i2000, t04i2258, t04i2500, t04i2667, t04i3077, t04i3333, t04i4000, t04i4167, t04i5000, t04i5455, t04i6381
t08i0909, t08i2000, t08i250, t08i4167, t08i4235, t08i4588, t08i4643
t16i0909, t16i1304, t16i1429, t16i2000, t16i3333, t16i4643

Outer:

t01o0556, t01o0625, t01o0667, t01o0714, t01o1000, t01o1154, t01o1250, t01o1429, t01o1579, t01o2222, t01o2500, t01o3333, t01o3571, t01o3750, t01o3810, t01o3889, t01o4000, t01o4286
t02o0417, t02o0526, t02o1111, t02o1176, t02o2000, t02o2308, t02o3333, t02o4000, t02o4286
t04o0222, t04o0462, t04o0625, t04o0833, t04o0857, t04o0909, t04o1111, t04o1250, t04o1304, t04o1333, t04o1429, t04o1538, t04o1667, t04o1765, t04o1786, t04o1905, t04o2000, t04o2500, t04o2667, t04o3077, t04o3333, t04o3750, t04o4167, t04o5000, t04o5833, t04o6250, t04o6667, ::t04o7000, t04o7500, t04o8750, t04o8889
t08o0727, t08o0909, t08o1154, t08o2000, t08o3333, t08o4235, t08o4588, t08o5000, t08o6250
t16o0909, t16o1429, t16o2000, t16o6250

Tube:

t01q0702, t01q1429
t02q1304, t02q1765, t02q3333, t02q5455
t04q0625, t04q1000, t04q1316, t04q1538, t04q2500, t04q2857, t04q3030, t04q3333, t04q3529, t04q3750, t04q4000, t04q4444, t04q5000, t04q5455, t04q7143, t04q7500, t04q8000, t04q9231
t08q3333, t08q4000, t08q4444, t08q5000, t08q7500
t16q4000, t16q5000, t16q7500



High resolution (ff)(rrrr):
Inner:

t04i0455, t04i4000, t04i4500
t12i8333

Outer:

t01o2000
t04o0455, t04o2000, t04o4000, t04o4500
t08o0625, t08o2500
t12o0349, t12o0625

Tube:

t06q5000



Mixed-Mode (ff)(rrrr):
Inner:

tm04i1000, tm04i1750, tm04i2000, tm04i2308
tm06i1750, tm06i3063, tm06i8000
tm08i0588, tm08i1333, tm08i1818
tm16i1914, tm16i5000
tm24i3063, tm24i8000

Outer:

tm01o0200, tm01o0882
tm04o0360, tm04o0833, tm04o0870, tm04o1750, tm04o2000, tm04o2500, tm04o2727, tm04o3750, tm04o4000, tm04o5000 ::tm06o1750, tm06o3063, tm06o8000
tm08o0100, tm08o0900, tm08o1333, tm08o2000, tm08o2500, tm08o3333
tm12o0349
tm16o1914, tm16o5000
tm24o3063, tm24o8000

Tube:

tm08q0435, tm08q0667, tm08q2111, tm08q2639, tm08q5000
tm12q0435
tm16q0667
tm24q0667
tm48q5000



Currently available reverse ratio torus primitives:
Regular resolution:
Inner:

r04i1000

Outer:

r04o1000, r04o1333, r04o1375, r04o1500, r04o2000, r04o2250, r04o3000, r04o3500, r04o4600
r08o1000, r08o1800

Tube:

r04q1000, r08q1000


High resolution:

r04o1000, r04o1800
r08o1800, r08o2000, r08o3000, r08o11000
1-4ccyli.dat Circular torus (obsolete)
T04q4000 This single primitive pre-dates the creation of the tffirrrr and tfforrrr suite of primitives and will not be augmented. It produces a quarter torus with a major radius of 2.5Ldu and a tube radius of 1LDu.

It is superceded by t04q4000.dat.

n-fsphe.dat Sphere section
8-8sphe This primitive represents a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1 LDu.

Currently available primitives:
Regular resolution (n-f): 1-8, 2-8, 4-8, 8-8
High resolution (n-f): 2-8, 4-8, 8-8

1-8sphc.dat Spherical corner
1-8sphc This primitive represents one octant (eighth) of a sphere, centered at the origin {0,0,0} of radius 1.414, truncated by the sides of a cube with a vertex at {1,1,1}. The boundaries of the resulting surface are circular and fit with 1-4edge.dat.
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Technic primitives

Technic axle primitives

These primitives represent various components of the technic axle. They are orientated in the {x,z} plane. Except where noted below, and in the {y} dimension only, these primitives must not be scaled.

axle.dat Technic Axle Section
Axle This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
axlehol8.dat Technic Axle Perimeter
Axlehol8 This primitive is exclusively used for axles never for axle holes.
axlehol9.dat Technic Axle Inner Edges
Axlehol9 This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
axlehalfedge.dat Technic Axle Edge Half
Axlehalfedge This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
axleho10.dat Technic Axle Base Surface
Axleho10 This primitive is exclusively used for axles, never for axle holes.
axleho12.dat Technic Axle Sleeve
Axleho12 This part is a cyli substitution next to technic axle prims to avoid gaps and t-junctions.
axleend.dat Technic Axle End
Axleend This primitive is used to produce the flat "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle.
axleend2.dat Technic Axle End Beveled
Axleend2 This primitive is used to produce the beveled "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle.
axleend20.dat Technic Axle End 20 LDU
Axleend20
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Technic axle hole primitives

These primitives represent various components of the technic axle hole. They are orientated in the {x,z} plane. Except where noted below, and in the {y} dimension only, these primitives must not be scaled.

axlehole.dat Technic axle hole - closed
Axlehole This primitive produces a technic axle hole with the disc ends and all sides. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axlehol2.dat Technic axle hole - side edges
Axlehol2 This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" technic axle.
axlehol3.dat Technic axle hole - tooth outer edges
Axlehol3 This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a technic axle hole.
axl5hol8.dat Technic Axle Hole Rounded Perimeter
Axl5hol8
axl5hol9.dat Technic Axle Hole Rounded Tooth Outer Edges
Axl5hol9
axl5ho10.dat Technic Axle Hole Rounded Tooth Surface
Axl5ho10
axl5end.dat Technic Axle Hole Rounded End Surface
Axl5end
axlehol4.dat Technic axle hole - open one side
Axlehol4 This primitive produces a technic axle hole with one side omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axlehol5.dat Technic axle hole - open two opposite sides
Axlehol5 This primitive produces a technic axle hole with two opposite sides omitted. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axlehol6.dat Technic axle hole tooth
Axlehol6 This primitive represents one tooth of a technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axlehol7.dat Technic axle hole - sides
Axlehol7 This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of outer sides of a technic axle. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension.
Axlehol0.dat Technic Axle Hole Hint
Axlehol0 This file is an invisible "axlehole" that can be used to hint irregular axleholes that cannot be modeled with conventional axlehole primitives. To use: add an axle.dat in your part, apply position and scaling so that it fills the axlehole, and substitute it with this primitive.

Note that the bounding axle section in the image is for context only - there are no actual geometry producing lines contained in these files.

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Technic axle hole reduced
axl2hole.dat Technic axle hole reduced
Axl2hole This primitive produces a technic axle hole with reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axl2hol2.dat Technic axle hole reduced - side edges
Axl2hol2 This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" reduced technic axle.
axl2hol3.dat Technic axle hole reduced - tooth outer edges
Axl2hol3 This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a reduced technic axle hole.
axl2hol8.dat Technic axle hole reduced - perimeter
Axl2hol8 This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axl2hol9.dat Technic axle hole reduced - tooth inner edges
Axl2hol9 This primitive produces the inner edges of the reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
axl2ho10.dat Technic axle hole reduced - tooth surface
Axl2ho10 This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
axl2end.dat Technic axle hole reduced - end surface
Axl2end This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole reduced.
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Technic axle hole semi-reduced
axl3hole.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced
Axl3hole This primitive produces a technic axle hole with semi-reduced teeth including the disc ends and all edges. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axl3hol2.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - side edges
Axl3hol2 This primitive produces the edges at the ends of the "plus-shaped" semi-reduced technic axle.
axl3hol3.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth outer edges
Axl3hol3 This primitive produces the outer edges of the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole.
axl3hol6.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced tooth
Axl3hol6 This primitive represents the teeth of a semi-reduced technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axl3hol8.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - perimeter
Axl3hol8 This primitive comprises a 1LDu long section of semi-reduced technic axle, without any ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axl3hol9.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth inner edges
Axl3hol9 This primitive produces the inner edges of the semi-reduced "plus-shaped" technic axle.
axl3ho10.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - tooth surface
Axl3ho10 This primitive used to produce the fill the "plus-shaped" cross section of a semi-reduced technic axle to the bounding circle.
axl3end.dat Technic axle hole semi-reduced - end surface
Axl3end This primitive is used to produce the "plus-shaped" cross section of a technic axle hole semi-reduced.
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Technic axle hole Two-toothed
axl4hole.dat Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding
Axl4hole
axl4hol2.dat Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding Side Edges
Axl4hol2
axl4hol3.dat Technic Axle Hole Two-toothed Sliding Tooth Outer Edges
Axl4hol3
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Special Technic axle primitive
axlebeam.dat Technic Axle Truncated to fit Technic Beam End Surface
Axlebeam This primitive produces the tip of an axle to be used between a cylinder of 9 LDu radius and an axle primitive.

Usage example:
1 16 0 0 -10 9 0 0 0 0 -9 0 20 0 2-4cyli.dat
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlebeam.dat
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat

axlesphe.dat Technic axle - truncated to fit ball joint
Axlesphe This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated to fit a 12.81 LDu radius sphere.

Usage example:
1 16 0 0 0 12.81 0 0 0 0 12.81 0 -12.81 0 8-8sphe.dat
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axlesphe.dat
1 16 0 -20 0 1 0 0 0 7.19 0 0 0 1 axlehol8.dat

axles.dat Axle Sloped
Axles This primitive produces the tip of an axle, truncated by a slope with the height of 1 LDu. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
axlecap.dat Axle Endcap
Axlecap This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle.
axlecaph.dat Axle Endcap with Hole 4D
Axlecaph This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2 LDu radius.
axlecaph2.dat Axle Endcap with Hole 5D
Axlecaph2 This primitive produces the beveled tip of an axle with a center hole of 2.5 LDu radius.
axleconnect.dat Technic Axle to Connector Hole Perpendicular Joint 0.5
Axleconnect This primitive produces a right angle connection between an axle and a Technic connector hole.

Usage example:
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat
1 16 0 0 0 -1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 axleconnect.dat
1 16 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 connhole.dat
1 16 0 0 -30 0 0 -1 -1 0 0 0 20 0 axle.dat


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Technic castellated bush primitives

These primitives are various representations of the castellated technic bush. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.

bushlock.dat Technic 16-tooth castellation - long teeth
Bushlock
bushloc2.dat Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth
Bushloc2
bushloc3.dat Technic 16-tooth castellation - regular teeth indented
Bushloc3 This primitive differs from bushloc2.dat in that the teeth are indented in four places to allow it to fit between four adjacent studs.
bushloc4.dat Technic 16-tooth castellation - short teeth
Bushloc4
steerend.dat Curved end to technic 1xn plate with 16-tooth castellation on underside
Steerend
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Technic bush primtives

These primitives are usd to construct technic bush parts.

bush.dat Technic bush with collar at one end
Bush  
bush0.dat Technic bush without end collars
Bush0
bush0a.dat Technic Bush without Collars without Edge Lines
Bush0a
bush1.dat Technic bush collar quarter
Bush1
bush2.dat Technic Bush End 0.25
Bush2
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Technic connector primitives

These primitives are used to contruct technic connector pegs. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis and must not be scaled.

connect.dat Technic connector - long with collar
Connect  
connect2.dat Technic connector - long without collar
Connect2
connect3.dat Technic connector - short with collar
Connect3
connect4.dat Technic connector - short without collar
Connect4
connect5.dat Technic connector - long with collar and slot
Connect5
connect6.dat Technic connector - long with collar and notches
Connect6
connect7.dat Technic connector - long with rectangular centre hole and thin (frictionless) ribs
Connect7
connect8.dat Technic connector - long with collar and blind hole
Connect8
connect10.dat Technic Pin 1.0 without Base Collar and Rectangular Centre Hole
Connect10
connectcollar1.dat Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Short Slit
Connectcollar1
connectcollar2.dat Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Short Slit
Connectcollar2
connectcollar3.dat Technic Pin Collar Half with Rectangular Hole and Long Slit
Connectcollar3
connectcollar4.dat Technic Pin Collar Half with Small Rectangular Hole and Long Slit
Connectcollar4
connectcollar5.dat Technic Pin Collar Half with Round Hole and Short Slit
Connectcollar5
connectslit1.dat Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Rectangular Hole
Connectslit1
connectslit2.dat Technic Pin Long Middle Slit Half with Small Rectangular Hole
Connectslit2
confric.dat Technic connector with friction - long with collar
Confric
confric2.dat Technic connector with friction - long without collar
Confric2
confric3.dat Technic connector with friction - long with rectangular centre hole and collar
Confric3
confric4.dat Technic connector with friction - long with collar and blind hole
Confric4
confric5.dat Technic connector with friction - long with collar and slot
Confric5
confric6.dat Technic connector with friction - long without collar with slot
Confric6
confric8.dat Technic connector with friction - middle section with collar and slot
Confric8
confric9.dat Technic connector with friction - middle section slotted with unsplit base collar
Confric9
confric12.dat Technic Friction Pin 1.0 with Rounded Base
Confric12
fric.dat Technic Pin Friction Rib Short with Rounded End
Fric
fric2.dat Technic Pin Friction Rib Short with 4 Rounded Corners
Fric2
confricrib1.dat Technic Friction Pin Rib
Confricrib1
confricrib2 Technic Friction Pin 3 Ribs 120 Degrees
Confricrib2
confricrib3.dat Technic Friction Pin Long Rib
Confricrib3
confricrib4.dat Technic Friction Pin Long Stop Ring
Confricrib4
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Technic connector hole primitives

These primitives are used to contruct technic connector peg holes. They are orientated with the technic axle hole along the {y} axis. They must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions, but the peghole and npeghol families of primitives may be scaled in the {y} dimension.

connhole.dat Technic beam hole long
Connhole This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic beams.
connhol2.dat Technic beam hole long with extended end
Connhol2 This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes in 20LDu wide Technic parts with an extended indentation.
connhol3.dat Technic beam hole long with only one end
Connhol3 This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes for use in Technic parts with a narrow beam section.
beamhole.dat Technic beam hole long with extension to adjacent hole
Beamhole This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 20LDu wide Technic beams.
beamhol2.dat Technic beam hole short with extension to adjacent hole
Beamhol2 This primitive is used for Technic connector peg holes at the end of 10LDu wide Technic beams.
peghole.dat Technic connector hole
Peghole
peghole2.dat Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - long
Peghole2
peghole3.dat Technic connector hole - 90 degrees
Peghole3
peghole4.dat Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - short
Peghole4
peghole5.dat Technic connector hole - 180 degrees - medium
Peghole5
peghole6.dat Technic connector hole - end extended
Peghole6
npeghole.dat Technic connector hole negative without top surface extensions
Npeghole
npeghol2.dat Technic connector hole negative with top surface extensions
Npeghol2
npeghol3.dat Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions
Npeghol3 This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
npeghol3.dat Technic peg hole to connector hole negative without top surface extensions
Npeghol3 This primitive is designed to fill the gap between an axlehol4 or axlehol5 primitive and a Technic peg hole.
npeghol3a.dat Technic Peg Hole / Axle Hole Negative without Top Surface Extensions without One Edge
Npeghol3a
npeghol4.dat Technic peg hole to connector hole negative with top surface extensions
Npeghol4
npeghol5.dat Technic peg hole to axle hole negative with top surface extensions
Npeghol5
npeghol6.dat Technic peg hole to axle hole negative quarter for beams
Npeghol6
npeghol6a.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25
Npeghol6a
npeghol6b.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 with Middle Tab
Npeghol6b
npeghol6c.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without One Edge
Npeghol6c
npeghol6d.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 without Extension
Npeghol6d
npeghol6e.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Walls Only
Npeghol6e
npeghol6f.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Padding Small (6.3639 LDU)
Npeghol6f
npeghol6g.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.25 Padding Large (9 LDU)
Npeghol6g
npeghol7.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 without Top Surface Extensions
Npeghol7
npeghol7a.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative 0.5 with Top Surface Extensions
Npeghol7a
npeghol8.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 1 Half without Extensions
Npeghol8
npeghol9.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 with Extensions
Npeghol9
npeghol10.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 2 without Extensions
Npeghol10
npeghol11.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3
Npeghol11
npeghol12.dat Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (One Side) and Surface
Npeghol12
npeghol13.dat Technic Peg Hole with Extended Perimeter (Two Sides) and Surface
Npeghol13
npeghol15.dat ~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.25 (Obsolete)
Npeghol15
npeghol15b.dat Technic Peg Hole Corner with Wide Tabs on 1 Side 0.125
Npeghol15b
npeghol16.dat ~Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 (Obsolete)
Npeghol16
npeghol17.dat ~Technic Peg Hole Negative with Cut Corners (Obsolete)
Npeghol17
npeghol18.dat Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 Without Lower Faces
Npeghol18
npeghol18a.dat Technic Peg Hole Corner 0.125 without Faces
Npeghol18a
npeghol19.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 3 Top Half without Extensions
Npeghol19
npeghol20.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 without Extensions
Npeghol20
npeghol21.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 Half with Recessed Side
Npeghol21
npeghol22.dat Technic Peg Hole Negative for Alternate Beam Type 4 Half with Recessed Top Surface
Npeghol21
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Technic gear tooth primitives

These primitives are used to contruct technic gears and racks. Gear teeth are shaped differently depending on the diameter of the gear wheel. These primitives must not be scaled.

tooth8.dat Tooth for 8-tooth Technic gears
Tooth8
tooth8a.dat Single Tooth for Technic Gear 8 Tooth Reinforced
Tooth8a
tooth16.dat Tooth for 16-tooth Technic gears
Tooth16
tooth24.dat Tooth for 24-tooth Technic gears
Tooth24
tooth24a.dat Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 2
Tooth24a
tooth24b.dat Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 3
Tooth24b
tooth24c.dat Tooth for 24-tooth Technic Crown Gear Type 1
Tooth24c
tooth40.dat Tooth for 40-tooth Technic gears
Tooth40
toothb12.dat Tooth for 12-tooth Technic bevel gears
Toothb12
toothb14.dat Tooth for 14-tooth Technic bevel gears
Toothb14
toothb20.dat Tooth for 20-tooth Technic bevel gears
Toothb20
tootb28.dat Full size tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears
Tootb28
tootb28s.dat Short tooth for 28-tooth Technic bevel gears
Tootb28s
toothb28d.dat Single Tooth for Technic Double Bevel Gear 28 Tooth
Toothb28d
toothd28.dat Tooth for 28-tooth Technic Differential
Toothd28
toothr.dat Tooth for Technic Gear Racks
Toothr
toothl.dat Tooth for Large Technic Gears
Toothl


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Technic Duplo primitives

These primitives represent various components of the Duplo-scale technic parts.

dhingesocket.dat Duplo Hinge Socket
Dhingesocket
dhingepin2.dat Duplo Hinge Pin with Deep Recess and Reinforcements
Dhingepin2
daxle.dat Duplo technic axle section
Daxle This primitive is comprises a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle, including its ends. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension to produce an axle of any length.
daxlehole.dat Duplo technic axle hole - closed
Daxlehole This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of duplo technic axle hole structure. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
daxlehub.dat Duplo technic axle hub
Daxlehub This primitive produces a 1LDu long section of th eouter hub for a duplo technic axle hole. It may be scaled in the {y} dimension as necessary.
dconnhole.dat Duplo technic connector hole
Dconnhole
dnpeghole.dat Duplo technic peg hole negative
Dnpeghole
dtooth8.dat Tooth for 8-tooth Duplo Technic gears
Dtooth8
dtoothc.dat Tooth for 24-tooth Duplo Technic crown gears
Dtoothc
dtooth.dat Tooth for Duplo Gears 24 and 40 Tooth
Dtooth
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Stud primitives

Each studxxx primitive described below has a matching low resolution stu2xxx primitive, used by the fast-draw mode of renderers - these stu2xxx primitive must never be used in part files. An additional primitive (studline.dat) is used to substitute a single line for studs by the super fast-draw mode of LDraw.

All stud primitives are modelled with the solid disc uppermost, even if designed for the underside of parts (stud3, stud4, stud8, stud11). The origin is at the base of the stud and they extend for 4LDU in the {-y} dimension. To use for the underside, the primitives need to be inverted in the {y} dimension, viz.

1 16    x y z    1 0 0    0 -1 0    0 0 1    stud3.dat

These primitives must not be scaled in the {x} or {z} dimensions. Ideally they should not be scaled in the {y} dimension either, to allow the accurate substitution of chamfered studs by high-quality renderers [but this rule is flouted in the regular brick files, where stud4 is scaled by 5 to generate the underside tube].


stud.dat Regular stud
Stud
studa.dat Regular stud without edge around base
Studa
stud26.dat Stud without Logo
Stud26 Regular stud, but without LEGO logo (eg. for third party products and LEGO parts where special studs exceptionally carry no logo)
studp01.dat Regular stud with white dot
Studp01
studel.dat Regular electric stud
Studel The electric contact is on the {-x} {-z} corner
stud10.dat Truncated solid stud
Stud10 For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
stud15.dat Moderately truncated solid stud
Stud15 For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
stud13.dat Very truncated solid stud
Stud13 For use on the 2x2 Light&Sound siren part where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
stud2.dat Hollow stud
Stud2
stud2a.dat Hollow stud without edge around base
Stud2a
stud2s.dat Hollow stud sloped
Stud2s
stud2s2.dat Stud Tube Open Sliced for Open Stud with Inner Stopper Ring
Stud2s2
stud2s2e.dat Open Stud Extension with 0.5 LDU Inner Stopper Ring
Stud2s2e
stud17.dat Stud Open For Octagonal Parts
Stud17
stud17a.dat Truncated hollow stud without edge around base
Stud17a For use on 2x2 octagonal parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
stud9.dat Hollow stud with small hole
Stud9
studh.dat Stud with Hole at Outer Edge (Holder for Window/Door Bump)
Studh
studhr.dat Stud with Hole at Outer Edge with LEGO Logo - Right
Studhr
studhl.dat Stud with Hole at Outer Edge with LEGO Logo - Left
Studhl
stud6.dat Truncated hollow stud
Stud6 For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not extend over the edge of the part.
stud6a.dat Truncated hollow stud without edge around base
Stud6a For use on 2x2 round parts where the stud does not hang over the edge of the part.
stud3.dat Small underside stud
Stud3 For use on the underside of parts (usually plates) between the gaps for studs. This is modelled with the solid disc uppermost. To use for the underside of plates, it is necessary to invert in the {y} dimension, like

1 16    x y z    1 0 0    0 -1 0    0 0 1 stud3.dat

In real life, more recent parts use a hollow version of this underside stud. Since this serves no functional purpose and many parts exist with both varients, this feature is not modelled in LDraw parts and the solid version is always used.

stud3a.dat Small underside stud without edge around base
Stud3a See note for stud3.
studx.dat Cross-shaped underside stud
Studx
stud12.dat Cross-shaped underside stud for Minitalia parts
Stud12
stud4.dat Ring underside stud
Stud4 See note for stud3.

A semi-circular version of this is also available as: 5-16stud4, 2-4stud4.dat, 3-4stud4.dat.

stud4a.dat Ring underside stud without edge around base
Stud4a See note for stud3.
stud4o.dat Ring underside stud without outer cylinder
Stud4o
stud4od.dat Ring underside stud without outer cylinder and top surface
Stud4od
stud4oda.dat Stud Tube Open without Outer Cylinder, Top Surface and Top Edge
Stud4oda
stud4h.dat Ring underside stud with extended hole
Stud4h For use on the underside of plate thickness parts where the hole extends to the top surface of the plate.
stud4s.dat Ring underside stud with sloped end
Stud4s See note for stud3. For use between a stud4a and a sloped surface. It is enough to know the Y-coordinates of the centre and of the outside circle. The difference of both coordinates is the height of the primitive to be applied. Finally, this primitive can be used with all sloped parts using a STUD4A. H = Y center sloped - Y common border.
stud4s2.dat Ring underside stud with half sloped end
Stud4s2 For use on the underside of sloping parts where the slope starts midway across the stud. See note for stud3.
1-16stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.0625
1-16stud4
1-8stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.125
1-8stud4
3-16stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.1875
3-16stud4
3-16stud4t4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.1875 Truncated at 4 LDU Wall
3-16stud4t4
1-4stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.25
1-4stud4
2-4stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.5
2-4stud4
2-4stud4a.dat Stud Tube Open 0.5 without Base Edges
2-4stud4a
3-4stud4.dat Stud Tube Open 0.75
3-4stud4
stud4fns.dat Ring underside stud with fillet stubs
Stud4fns For use on the underside of parts where a strengthening fillet joins the stud. The

number of fillets is indicated by n: 1=one fillet, 2=two opposite fillets, 3=three fillets, 4=four fillets, 5=two adjacent fillets. The fillet width is indicated by s: n=narrow (2LDu), s=standard (3LDu), w=wide (4LDu)

Currently available primitives: One fillet: stud4f1n, stud4f1s, stud4f1w
Two opposite fillets: stud4f2n, stud4f2s, stud4f2w
Three fillets: stud4f3s
Four fillets: stud4f4n, stud4f4s
Two adjacent fillets: stud4f5n

st4jfil2.dat Stud Tube Open to Fillet Narrow (2LDu) Joint
St4jfil2
st4jfil2oc.dat Stud Tube Open to Fillet Narrow (2LDu) Joint Off Centre
St4jfil2oc
st4jfil3.dat Stud Tube Open to Fillet Standard (3LDu) Joint
St4jfil3
st4jfil4.dat Stud Tube Open to Fillet Wide (4LDu) Joint
St4jfil4
stud16.dat Ring underside stud ‐ split
Stud16 A divided underside stud, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
stud16a.dat Stud Tube Open Split without Edge Lines
Stud16a A divided underside stud without edge lines, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
stud16od.dat Stud Tube Open Split without Edge Lines and Outside Surface
Stud16od A divided underside stud without edge lines and outside surface, as typically used in minifig headwear. See also note for stud3.
stud21a.dat Ring underside stud - split with single wide slot
Stud21a A partially divided underside stud, used on pull-back motors. See also note for stud3.
stud22a.dat Ring underside stud - split with double wide slot
Stud22a A divided underside stud, used on pull-back motors. See also note for stud3.
stud18a.dat Stud Tube Open Snap
Stud18a
filstud2.dat Stud Filler with 2 Holes on Sides
Filstud2
filstud3.dat Stud Filler with 3 Ribs for Hollow Studs
Filstud3
stud23.dat Square underside stud hole
Stud23
stud23d.dat Stud Tube Open Square without Bottom Face and Edges
Stud23d
stud5.dat Scala stud
Stud5
stud24.dat Stud Scala Hollow
Stud24
stud20.dat Duplo Stud
Stud20
stud7.dat Duplo hollow top stud
Stud7
stud7a.dat Duplo hollow top stud without edge around base
Stud7a
stud8.dat Duplo hollow underside stud
Stud8
stud8a.dat Stud Duplo Tube without Base Edge
Stud8a
stud8s2.dat Stud Duplo Tube Open 0.500 Sloped
Stud8s2
stud11.dat Large Duplo hollow underside stud
Stud11
stud27.dat Duplo Hollow Middle Stud
Stud27
stud27a.dat Duplo Hollow Middle Stud without Edge around Base
Stud27a
stud28.dat Duplo Tube and Stud Top
Stud28
stud28a.dat Duplo Tube and Stud Top without Base Edge
Stud28a
stud14.dat Quatro stud
Stud14
stud25.dat Quatro underside stud
Stud25
primotop.dat Duplo Primo Stud
Primotop
primobot.dat Duplo Primo Underside Stud Socket
Primobot
mstud.dat Modulex Stud with "M" Logo
Mstud
mstud3.dat Modulex Stud Tube Solid
Mstud3
mstud4.dat Modulex Stud Tube Open
Mstud4
zstud.dat Znap connector stud
Zstud
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stud-logo.dat Stud with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Thin Lines
Stud-logo
stud-logo2.dat Stud with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Outlined
Stud-logo2
stud-logo3.dat Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D with Sharp Top
Stud-logo3
stud-logo4.dat Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D with Rounded Top
Stud-logo4
stud-logo5.dat Stud with LEGO Logo - 3D Flattened
Stud-logo5
stud2-logo.dat Stud Open with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Thin Lines
Stud2-logo
stud2-logo2 Stud Open with LEGO Logo - Non-3D Outlined
Stud2-logo2
stud2-logo3 Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D with Sharp Top
Stud2-logo3
stud2-logo4 Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D with Rounded Top
Stud2-logo4
stud2-logo5 Stud Open with LEGO Logo - 3D Flattened
Stud2-logo5
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Stud Holder Ridge primitives
ridge.dat Underside Stud Holder Ridge
Ridge
ridgea.dat Underside Stud Holder Ridge without Base Edges
Ridgea
ridgee.dat Underside Stud Holder Ridge Edge
Ridgee
ridges.dat Underside Stud Holder Ridge Slope
Ridges
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Stud group primitives

Stud groups are provided to reduce the size of part files with many regularly spaced studs. The naming convention is stugN-XxZ.dat, where:

  • N = type of stud (regular stud, hollow stud, underside stud, etc.)
  • X = number of studs on the x axis
  • Z = number of studs on the z axis

To prevent an overload of the library with excessive combinations, the numbers on the x and z axis are limited to:

  • 1xZ stugs
  • Xx1 stugs (Due to stud orientation you cannot rotate a 1xZ stud group by 90 degrees to get a Xx1 stud group)
  • XxZ stugs where X = Z

These primitives must not be scaled.

stug-mxn.dat Regular stud
Stugmxn.dat Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x9, 1x10, 1x11, 1x12
2x1, 2x2
3x1, 3x3
4x1, 4x4
5x1, 5x5
6x1, 6x6
7x1, 7x7
8x1, 8x8
9x1, 9x9
10x1
11x1, 11x11
12x1, 12x12
16x16

stug10-mxn Stud Group Truncated Laterally Curved 40D
Stug10-mxn Currently available primitives:

2x2

stug15-mxn Stud Group Truncated Laterally Straight 40D
Stug15-mxn Currently available primitives:

2x2

stugp01-mxn Stud with Dot Pattern Group
Stugp01-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x10

stug2-mxn Hollow stud
Stug2-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 1x10, 1x11, 1x12
2x1, 2x2
3x1
4x1, 4x4
5x1
6x1
8x1
10x1
12x1

stug3-mxn Underside solid stud
Stug3-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x11

stug4-mxn Underside hollow stud
Stug4-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 1x9, 1x10, 1x11
2x2
3x3
4x4
5x5
6x6
7x7

stug5-mxn Stud Scala
Stug5-mxn Currently available primitives:

9x1
11x1

stug7-mxn Open Duplo stud
Stug7-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8, 2x2
3x3
4x4
6x6

stug8-mxn Underside Duplo stud
Stug8-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3, 1x5

stug20-mxn Solid Duplo stud
Stug20-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x4, 1x5, 1x6, 1x7, 1x8
2x2
3x3
4x4
5x1
5x5
6x1
7x1, 7x7
8x8

stug19-mxn Scala Stud for Baseplates Group
Stug19-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x11

stug26-mxn Stud without Logo
Stug26-mxn Currently available primitives:

2x2
5x5

stugel-mxn Stud with Electric Contact Group
Stugel-mxn Currently available primitives:

2x2

mstug-mxn Modulex Stud Group
Mstug-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3
2x2

mstug3-mxn Modulex Stud Tube Solid Group
Mstug3-mxn Currently available primitives:

1x2, 1x3

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Logo primitives

This section comprises various primitives of LEGO and non-LEGO logos mostly used on patterns and stickers. These might be used as primitives or inlined code to see fit.

logo.dat LEGO Logo for Studs - Non-3D Thin Lines
Logo
logo2.dat LEGO Logo for Studs - Non-3D Outlined
Logo2
logo3.dat LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D with Sharp Top
Logo3
logo4.dat LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D with Rounded Top
Logo4
logo5.dat LEGO Logo for Studs - 3D Flattened
Logo5
logo-lego-1.dat Logo Lego (1973-1998)
Logo-lego-1
logo-lego-2.dat Logo Lego (since 1998)
Logo-lego-2
logo-lego-4.dat Logo LEGO System (1965-1972)
Logo-lego-4
logo-lego-5.dat Logo LEGO with Open "O", Thin Outline, Relief
Logo-lego-5
logo-lego-6.dat Logo LEGO with Open "O" and Crossbar, Relief
Logo-lego-6 Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25

General logos
logo-adidas.dat Logo Adidas Stripes
Logo-adidas Exact dimensions X = 19; Z = 11.3
logo-adidas-box.dat Logo Adidas Stripes - Outer Box
Logo-adidas-box Exact dimensions X = 19; Z = 11.3
logo-adidas-text.dat Logo Adidas Text
Logo-adidas-text Exact dimensions X = 25.5; Z = 5.9
logo-adidas-text-box.dat Logo Adidas Text - Outer Box
Logo-adidas-text-box Exact dimensions X = 25.5; Z = 5.9
logo-amg.dat Logo AMG Text
Logo-amg Exact dimensions X = 69.72; Z = 6.64
logo-amg-box.dat Logo AMG Text Outer Box
Logo-amg-box Exact dimensions X = 69.72; Z = 6.64
logo-arla-cow.dat Logo Arla Dairy - Cow
Logo-arla-cow
logo-arla-text.dat Logo Arla Dairy - Text
Logo-arla-cow
logo-audi-text.dat Logo Audi Text
Logo-audi-text Exact dimensions X = 29.703; Z = 7.906
logo-audi-text-box.dat Logo Audi Text Outer Box
Logo-audi-text-box Exact dimensions X = 29.703; Z = 7.906
logo-audi-ring.dat Logo Audi Rings
Logo-audi-ring Exact dimensions X = 59.8; Z = 20
logo-audi-ring-box.dat Logo Audi Rings Outer Box
Logo-audi-ring-box Exact dimensions X = 59.8; Z = 20
logo-aston-martin-icon.dat Logo Aston Martin Badge without Centre Text
Logo-aston-martin-icon Exact dimensions X = 33.25; Z = 148.96, Version from year 2003
logo-aston-martin-icon-box.dat Logo Aston Martin Badge Box without Centre Text
Logo-aston-martin-icon-box Exact dimensions X = 33.25; Z = 148.96, Version from year 2003
logo-boss-text-01.dat Logo Boss Text From 1924 To 2021
Logo-boss-text-01 Exact dimensions X = 37.2; Z = 10
logo-boss-text-outerbox-01.dat Logo Boss Text Box From 1924 To 2021
Logo-boss-text-outerbox-01 Exact dimensions X = 37.2; Z = 10
logo-boss-text-02.dat Logo Boss Text From 1924 To 2021 - Hugo Boss
Logo-boss-text-02 Exact dimensions X = 166.4; Z = 10. In combination with logo-boss-text-01.dat must be reduced with factor .216
logo-boss-text-outerbox-02.dat Logo Boss Text Outerbox From 1924 To 2021 - Hugo Boss
Logo-boss-text-outerbox-02 Exact dimensions X = 166.4; Z = 10. In combination with logo-boss-text-01.dat must be reduced with factor .216
logo-bugatti.dat Logo Bugatti
Logo-bugatti Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
logo-bugatti-box.dat Logo Bugatti Outer Box
Logo-bugatti-box Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
logo-bugatti-with-dots.dat Logo Bugatti with Dots
Logo-bugatti-with-dots Exact dimensions X = 15.3; Z = 7.75
logo-bugatti-eb.dat Logo Ettore Bugatti EB
Logo-bugatti-eb Exact dimensions X = 23.8; Z = 17
logo-bugatti-eb-box.dat Logo Ettore Bugatti EB Background
Logo-bugatti-eb-box Exact dimensions X = 23.8; Z = 17
logo-bugatti-text.dat Logo Bugatti Text
Logo-bugatti-text Exact dimensions X = 11.2; Z = 2.2625
logo-bugatti-text-box.dat Logo Bugatti Text Box
Logo-bugatti-text-box Exact dimensions X = 11.2; Z = 2.2625
logo-bugatti-chiron-text.dat Logo Bugatti Chiron Text
Logo-bugatti-chiron-text Exact dimensions X = 27; Z = 5.03
logo-bugatti-chiron-box.dat Logo Bugatti Chiron Text Outer Box
Logo-bugatti-chiron-box Exact dimensions X = 27; Z = 5.03
logo-camaro-script.dat Logo Camaro Script
Logo-camaro-script Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 9.39
logo-camaro-script-box.dat Logo Camaro Script Box
Logo-camaro-script-box Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 9.39
logo-chevrolet-icon.dat Logo Chevrolet Icon
logo-chevrolet-icon Exact dimensions X = 28.5; Z = 18.5
logo-chevrolet-text-box Logo Chevrolet Icon Outerbox
Logo-chevrolet-icon-box Exact dimensions X = 28.5; Z = 18.5
logo-chevrolet-text.dat Logo Chevrolet Text
Logo-chevrolet-text Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25
logo-chevrolet-text-box.dat Logo Chevrolet Text Outer Box
Logo-chevrolet-text-box Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 5.25
logo-chopard-text.dat Logo Chopard Text
Logo-chopard-text Exact dimensions X = 94.8; Z = 10
logo-chopard-box.dat Logo Chopard - Outer Box
Logo-chopard-box Exact dimensions X = 94.8; Z = 10
logo-concorde-text.dat Logo Concorde Text
Logo-concorde-text
logo-concorde-box.dat Logo Concorde Outer Box
Logo-concorde-box
logo-dmg-mori-box.dat Logo Dmg Mori - Outer Box
Logo-dmg-mori-box Exact dimensions X = 94.2; Z = 10
logo-dmg-mori-text.dat Logo Dmg Mori Text
Logo-dmg-mori-text Exact dimensions X = 94.2; Z = 10
logo-ecoboost.dat Logo EcoBoost
Logo-ecoboost Exact dimensions X = 106.2; Z = 16.2
logo-ecoboost-box.dat Logo EcoBoost Outerbox
Logo-ecoboost-box Exact dimensions X = 106.2; Z = 16.2
logo-exxon-text.dat Logo Exxon Text
Logo-exxon-text The height of characters "E", "O", "N" is 20LDU
logo-exxon-box.dat Logo Exxon Outer Box
Logo-exxon-box
logo-ferrari-fxxk.dat Logo Ferrari FXXK Text with Silver "K"
Logo-ferrari-fxxk Exact dimensions X = 75.3; Z = 15.5
logo-ferrari-fxxk-box.dat Logo Ferrari FXXK Outerbox
Logo-ferrari-fxxk-box Exact dimensions X = 75.3; Z = 15.5
logo-ferrari-horse-simplified.dat Logo Ferrari Horse Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
logo-ferrari-horse.dat Logo Ferrari Horse High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-horse Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-squared-box.dat Logo Ferrari Horse Squared Box Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-squared-box Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 12
logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-irregular-box.dat Logo Ferrari Horse Irregular Box Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-horse-simplified-irregular-box Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 11
logo-ferrari-horse-irregular-box.dat Logo Ferrari Horse Irregular Box High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-horse-irregular-box Exact dimensions X = 8; Z = 10.8
logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rectangular.dat Logo Ferrari Badge Rectangular (1961-1989) Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rectangular Exact dimensions X = 10.96; Z = 17.6
logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rounded.dat Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) Box Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-badge-simplified-rounded Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
logo-ferrari-badge-rounded.dat Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
logo-ferrari-badge-rounded-box.dat Logo Ferrari Badge Rounded (since 1990) Box High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-badge-rounded-box Exact dimensions X = 10.92; Z = 15.2
logo-ferrari-text.dat Logo Ferrari Text
Logo-ferrari-text Exact dimensions X = 9; Z = 2.2
logo-ferrari-text-box.dat Logo Ferrari Text Box
Logo-ferrari-text-box Exact dimensions X = 9; Z = 2.2
logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified.dat Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
logo-ferrari-text-sf.dat Logo Ferrari Text "SF" High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-text-sf Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified-box.dat Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Box Low Resolution
Logo-ferrari-text-sf-simplified-box Exact dimensions X = 5; Z = 2
logo-ferrari-text-sf-box.dat Logo Ferrari Text "SF" Box High Resolution
Logo-ferrari-text-sf-box Exact dimensions X = 6.4; Z = 2
logo-fire-badge-big-flame.dat Logo Fire Badge Big Flame
Logo-fire-badge-big-flame
logo-fire-badge-small-flame.dat Logo Fire Brand Small Flame
Logo-fire-badge-small-flame
logo-fire-badge-shield-background.dat Logo Fire Badge Shield Background
Logo-fire-badge-shield-background
logo-ford-box-quarter.dat Logo Ford Outer Box - Quarter
Logo-ford-box-quarter
logo-ford-oval.dat Logo Ford Oval
Logo-ford-oval
logo-ford-oval-text.dat Logo Ford Oval - Text
Logo-ford-oval-text
logo-hublot.dat Logo Hublot Image
Logo-hublot Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 20
logo-hublot-box.dat Logo Hublot Image Outer Box
Logo-hublot-box Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 20
logo-hublot-text.dat Logo Hublot Text
Logo-hublot-text Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 10
logo-hublot-text-box.dat Logo Hublot Text Outer Box
Logo-hublot-text-box Exact dimensions X = 58; Z = 10
logo-lamborghini-badge.dat Logo Lamborghini Badge with Outer Box
Logo-lamborghini-badge Exact dimensions X = 5.44; Z = 6.2
logo-lamborghini-bull-2.dat Logo Lamborghini Bull Rectangular Outer Box
Logo-lamborghini-bull-2 Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
logo-lamborghini-bull-3.dat Logo Lamborghini Bull - First Part
Logo-lamborghini-bull-3 Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
logo-lamborghini-bull-4.dat Logo Lamborghini Bull - Second Part
Logo-lamborghini-bull-4 Exact dimensions X = 2.78; Z = 3.44
logo-lamborghini-sian-text.dat Logo Lamborghini "Sian" Text
Logo-lamborghini-sian-text Exact dimensions X = 73.6; Z = 7.6
logo-lamborghini-sian-box.dat Logo Lamborghini "Sian" Box
Logo-lamborghini-sian-box Exact dimensions X = 73.6; Z = 7.6
logo-lamborghini-text.dat Logo Lamborghini Text
Logo-lamborghini-text
logo-lamborghini-text-bkgd.dat Logo Lamborghini Text Background
Logo-lamborghini-text-bkgd
logo-landrover.dat Logo Land Rover
Logo-landrover
logo-launchcommand.dat Launch Command Logo Pattern (without Border)
Logo-launchcommand Dimensions X = 32; Z = 34.67
logo-launchcommand-bg.dat Launch Command Logo Background (without Border)
Logo-launchcommand-bg Dimensions X = 32; Z = 34.67
logo-maersk-line-black.dat Logo Maersk Black "LINE"
Logo-maersk-line-black
logo-maersk-star.dat Logo Maersk Star
Logo-maersk-star
logo-maersk-star.dat Logo Maersk Star Background
Logo-maersk-star-bg
logo-maersk-a.dat Logo Maersk White "A"
Logo-maersk-a
logo-maersk-e.dat Logo Maersk White "E"
Logo-maersk-e
logo-maersk-k.dat Logo Maersk White "K"
Logo-maersk-k
logo-maersk-l.dat Logo Maersk White "L"
Logo-maersk-l
logo-maersk-m.dat Logo Maersk White "M"
Logo-maersk-m
logo-maersk-n.dat Logo Maersk White "N"
Logo-maersk-n
logo-maersk-r.dat Logo Maersk White "R"
Logo-maersk-r
logo-maersk-s.dat Logo Maersk White "S"
Logo-maersk-s
logo-mahle-text.dat Logo Mahle Text
Logo-mahle-text Exact dimensions X = 44.92; Z = 10
logo-mahle-text-outerbox.dat Logo Mahle Text Outer Box
Logo-mahle-text-outerbox Exact dimensions X = 44.92; Z = 10
logo-mclaren-text.dat Logo McLaren Text
Logo-mclaren-text Exact dimensions X = 109; Z = 10
logo-mclaren-text-box.dat Logo McLaren Text Outerbox
Logo-mclaren-text-box Exact dimensions X = 109; Z = 10
logo-mclaren-box.dat Logo McLaren Text and Image Outerbox
Logo-mclaren-box Exact dimensions X = 122.8; Z = 17.6
logo-mclaren-icon.dat Logo McLaren Image
Logo-mclaren-icon Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8
logo-mclaren-icon-box.dat Logo McLaren Image Outerbox
Logo-mclaren-icon-box Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8
logo-mclaren-icon-outlined.dat Logo McLaren Image Outlined
Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 13.8; thickness = 1.5
logo-mclaren-icon-outlined-filling.dat Logo McLaren Image Outlined Filling
Logo-mclaren-icon-outlined-filling
logo-mdfoods.dat Logo MD Foods
Logo-mdfoods
logo-mercedes-benz-text.dat Logo Mercedes-Benz Text
Logo-mercedes-benz-text Exact dimensions X = 100; Z = 11. Exact dimensions of text X = 90.8374; Z = 10. Font: Corporate A
logo-mercedes-benz-text-box.dat Logo Mercedes-Benz Text
Logo-mercedes-benz-text-box Exact dimensions X = 100; Z = 11. Exact dimensions of text X = 90.8374; Z = 10. Font: Corporate A
logo-mercedes-star.dat Logo Mercedes Star
Logo-mercedes-star
logo-mercedes-star-inner.dat Logo Mercedes Star Inner
Logo-mercedes-star-inner
logo-michelin-man-running.dat Logo Michelin Man White/Black Running
Logo-michelin-man-running Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 28
logo-michelin-man-running-box.dat Logo Michelin Man White/Black Running - Box
Logo-michelin-man-running-box Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 28
logo-mobil1-number.dat Logo Mobil - 1 and Frame Monocolor
Logo-mobil1-number Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
logo-mobil1-number-box.dat Logo Mobil Box for Number 1
Logo-mobil1-number-box Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
logo-mobil1-text.dat Logo Mobil without Number Monocolor
Logo-mobil1-text Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
logo-mobil1-text-box.dat Logo Mobil with 1 and Frame Monocolor - Box
Logo-mobil1-text-box Exact dimensions X = 3.8; Z = 0.83
logo-mtron.dat Logo MTron
Logo-mtron
Logo-nasa.dat Logo NASA Worm Logo
Logo-nasa
Logo-nasa-bg.dat Logo NASA Worm Logo Background
Logo-nasa-bg
logo-nba.dat Logo NBA
Logo-nba Exact dimensions X = 11.4; Z = 25
logo-nintendo-text.dat Logo Nintendo Text
logo-nintendo-text
Logo-nintendo-box.dat Logo Nintendo Box
logo-nintendo-box
Logo-octan.dat Logo Octan
Logo-octan
Logo-octan-1.dat Logo Octan - Single Drop Frame
Logo-octan-1
Logo-octan-2.dat Logo Octan - Single Drop
Logo-octan-2.dat
Logo-octan-3.dat Logo Octan without Border
Logo-octan-3
Logo-octantext.dat Logo Octan Text Red/Green with Medium-Bold Black Borders
Logo-octantext
Logo-octantext2.dat Logo Octan Red/Green Text without Borders
Logo-octantext2
Logo-omr-icon.dat Logo OMR Icon
Logo-omr-icon Exact dimensions X = 24.8; Z = 10
Logo-omr-icon-box.dat Logo OMR Icon Outer Box
Logo-omr-icon-box Exact dimensions X = 24.8; Z = 10
Logo-pirelli-text.dat Logo Pirelli Text
Logo-pirelli-text Exact dimensions X = 48; Z = 10
Logo-pirelli-text-box.dat Logo Pirelli Text Outerbox
Logo-pirelli-text-box Exact dimensions X = 48; Z = 10
Logo-porsche-badge.dat Logo Porsche Badge
Logo-porsche-badge Exact dimensions X = 13.88; Z = 18
Logo-porsche-badge-box.dat Logo Porsche Badge Rounded Outerbox
Logo-porsche-badge-box Exact dimensions X = 13.88; Z = 18
Logo-porsche-text.dat Logo Porsche
Logo-porsche-text Exact dimensions X = 102; Z = 8
Logo-porsche-box.dat Logo Porsche - Outer box
Logo-porsche-box Exact dimensions X = 102; Z = 8
Logo-porsche-gt3.dat Logo Porsche GT3
Logo-porsche-gt3 Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 6
Logo-porsche-gt3-box.dat Logo Porsche GT3 Outer Box
Logo-porsche-gt3-box Exact dimensions X = 25; Z = 6
logo-porsche-rs.dat Logo Porsche RS
Logo-porsche-rs Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 6
logo-porsche-rs-box.dat Logo Porsche RS Box
Logo-porsche-rs-box Exact dimensions X = 20; Z = 6
Logo-puma-image.dat Logo Puma Image
Logo-puma-image Exact dimensions X = 17.0; Z = 13.24
Logo-puma-image-box.dat Logo Puma Image Outerbox
Logo-puma-image-box Exact dimensions X = 17.0; Z = 13.24
Logo-rollsroyce.dat Logo Rolls-Royce Foreground
Logo-rollsroyce
Logo-rollsroyce-bg.dat Logo Rolls-Royce Background
Logo-rollsroyce-bg
Logo-schaeffler-text.dat Logo Schaeffler
Logo-schaeffler-text Exact dimensions X = 89; Z = 10
Logo-schaeffler-text-box.dat Logo Schaeffler - Outer Box
Logo-schaeffler-text-box Exact dimensions X = 89; Z = 10
logo-shell-1971.dat Logo Shell 1971
Logo-shell-1971
logo-shell-1971-outerbox.dat Logo Shell 1971 Outerbox
Logo-shell-1971-outerbox
logo-shell-1971-outerbox-with-border.dat Logo Shell 1971 Outerbox with White Border
Logo-shell-1971-outerbox-with-border Exact dimensions X = 24.1; Z = 22.4. Use this box for not white background.
logo-shell-e.dat Logo Shell Red "e"
Logo-shell-e
logo-shell-h.dat Logo Shell Red "h"
Logo-shell-h
logo-shell-s.dat Logo Shell Red "S"
Logo-shell-s
logo-shell-vpower-text.dat Logo Shell "V-Power" Text
Logo-shell-vpower-text Exact dimensions X = 8.782; Z = 1.54
logo-shell-vpower-text-box.dat Logo Shell "V-Power" Outerbox
Llogo-shell-vpower-text-box Exact dimensions X = 8.782; Z = 1.54
logo-sparco-01.dat Logo Sparco Black Text and Line with Outer Box
Logo-sparco-01
logo-sparco-text.dat Logo Sparco Text and Line
Logo-sparco-text
logo-sparco-text-outerbox.dat Logo Sparco Outer Box
Logo-sparco-text-outerbox
logo-star-wars.dat Logo Star Wars
logo-star-wars
logo-star-wars-box.dat Logo Star Wars Box
Logo-star-wars-box
logo-technic-1.dat Logo "TECHNIC" - Foreground
Logo-technic-1
logo-technic-2.dat Logo "TECHNIC" Logo - Background
Logo-technic-2
logo-train-1991.dat Logo Train 1991
Logo-train-1991
logo-train-1991-box.dat Logo Train 1991 Box
Logo-train-1991-box
logo-train-2006.dat Logo Train 2006
Logo-train-2006
logo-train-2006-box.dat Logo Train 2006 Outer Box
Logo-train-2006-box
logo-train-2006-bold.dat Logo Train 2006 Bold
Logo-train-2006-bold
logo-train-2006-bold-box.dat Logo Train 2006 Bold Outer Box
Logo-train-2006-bold-box
logo-volkswagen-background Logo Volkswagen "VW" Background Circular
Logo-volkswagen-background
logo-volkswagen-circle Logo Volkswagen Circle
Logo-volkswagen-circle
logo-volkswagen-text.dat Logo Volkswagen "VW"
Logo-volkswagen-text
logo-weichai-chinese-text.dat Logo Weichai Chinese Characters
Logo-weichai-chinese-text Exact dimensions X = 4; Z = 0.665
logo-weichai-chinese-text-box.dat Logo Weichai Chinese Characters Outer Box
Logo-weichai-chinese-text-box Exact dimensions X = 4; Z = 0.665
logo-weichai-text.dat Logo Weichai Text without Central E line
Logo-weichai-text Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
logo-weichai-text-box.dat Logo Weichai Text Outer Box
Logo-weichai-text-box Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
logo-weichai-text-square.dat Logo Weichai Text Square for Central E Line
Logo-weichai-text-square Exact dimensions X = 6.69; Z = 1
logo-wec-box.dat Logo WEC - Outer Box
Logo-wec-box Exact dimensions X = 44.6; Z = 10
logo-wec-text.dat Logo WEC Text
Logo-wec-text Exact dimensions X = 44.6; Z = 10
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Miscellaneous primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Fillet primitives
filletr0n.dat Fillet Reinforced 2 LDU Inter-Stud
Filletr0n
filletr1n.dat Fillet Reinforced 2 LDU to Side-Wall
Filletr1n
filletr0s.dat Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU Inter-Stud
Filletr0s
filletr1s.dat Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU to Side-Wall
Filletr1s
filletr2s.dat Fillet Reinforced 3 LDU to Corner-Walls
Filletr2s
filletp0s.dat Fillet Plain 3 LDU Inter-Stud
Filletp0s
filletp1s.dat Fillet Plain 3 LDU to Side-Wall
Filletp1s
filletp2s.dat Fillet Plain 3 LDU to Corner-Walls
Filletp2s
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Text primitves

The section comprises reusable glyphs for constructing text patterns. These primitives may be re-sized.

The naming convention for these primitives is typeffci, where ff is an arbitrary two-letter abbreviation for the typeface, c is the glyph class (u=upper case letter, l=lower case letter, n=number, s=symbol, a=accented letter) and i is the glyph identifier (a-z for the upper and lower case letters, 0-9 for the numbers).

Text primitves
typestci.dat Stencil typeface
Typestci.dat Currently available primitives:

ua, ub, ud, ue, uf, uh, ui, uk, ul, um, un, uo, up, ur, us, ut, uu, uv, uw, uy, n0, n5, s4 (dollar symbol)

type-swiss721bt-bold-ci Swiss721BT Bold typeface
Type-swiss721bt-bold- Currently available primitives:

au, ub, uc, ud, ue, uf, ug, uh, ui, uk, ul, um, um, uo, up, uq, ur, us, ut, uu, uv, uw, uv, ux, uy, uz, lg, lk, lm, lt, n0, n1, n2, n3, n4, n5, n6, n7, n8, n9

type-engraved-swiss721bt-ci Type Engraved Swiss721BT typeface
Type-engraved-swiss721bt-ua Currently available primitives:

au, ub, n1, n2, n3, n4

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Duplo primitives

This section comprises primitives for Duplo parts, all of which have been modelled and released into the official library.

Duplo primitives
ddoorhingepin.dat Duplo Door Hinge Half With Adjacent Cutout
Ddoorhingepin
ddoorhinge.dat Duplo Door Hinge Socket
Ddoorhinge
dtruncdoorhinge.dat Duplo Truncated Door Hinge Socket
Dtruncdoorhinge
dtruncdoorhingeedge.dat Duplo Truncated Door Hinge Socket with Edge
Dtruncdoorhingeedge
dhingepin1.dat Duplo Hinge Pin with Shallow Recess
Dhingepin1
dsnappin.dat Duplo Snapping Pin for Turntables
Dsnappin Fits dsnapridge primitive (ridges inside Duplo tubes R14 internal)
dsnapridge.dat Duplo Snapping Ridge
Dsnapridge Fits dsnappin primitive (pin for turntables). To be placed in duplo tubes (stud8) at the same height as part base.
duphandle1.dat Duplo Utensil Handle Type 1 Half
Duphandle1
duplohol.dat Duplo Train Track Connector Female
Duplohol
duplopin.dat Duplo Train Track Connector Male
Duplopin
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Joint-8 Ball primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Joint-8 Ball primitives
joint8ball.dat Joint-8 Ball with Straight Bar
Joint8ball
joint8socket1.dat Joint-8 Socket with Friction
Joint8socket1
joint8socket2.dat Joint-8 Socket Free Square
Joint8socket2
joint8socket3.dat Joint-8 Socket Free Square
Joint8socket3
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Minifig primitives

This section comprises primitives for minifig parts. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Minifig primitives
knob1.dat Minifig Arm Knob
Knob1
hipstud.dat Stud for Minifig Hips
Hipstud
hipstuda.dat Stud for Minifig Hips without Base Edges
Hipstuda
hipstudh.dat Stud for Minifig Hips with Hole
Hipstudh

Arm primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Arm primitives
arm1.dat Cylindrical arm two-fingered hinge
Arm1 This primitive produces two-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
arm2.dat Cylindrical arm three-fingered hinge
Arm2 This primitive produces three-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
arm3.dat Cylindrical arm three-fingered hinge with truncated middle finger
Arm3 This primitive produces three-fingered hinge component of the cylindrical arm with a radius of 10LDu.
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Click-lock primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Click-lock primitives
clh1.dat Click-lock hinge single finger for bricks
Clh1 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on bricks. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below the top surface of the brick. To use on the top of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 4LDu below the top surface, centered on the stud location.
clh3.dat Click-lock hinge single finger for arms
Clh3 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on cylindrical arms.
clh3q.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger - Quarter
Clh3q
clh6.dat Click-lock hinge single finger for plate sides and ends
Clh6 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on the sides or ends of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 2LDu below the top surface.
clh6d.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Ends - Opening Downwards
Clh6d
clh6u.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Ends - Opening Upwards
Clh6u
clh8.dat Click-lock hinge single finger for crevices and ledges
Clh8 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use within crevices and on ledges. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface centred on a stud location.
clh2.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Top
Clh2 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge for use on the top of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface, centered on the stud location.
clh2c.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger - Common Geometry
Clh2c
clh8.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Crevices and Ledges
Clh8
clh9.dat Click-lock hinge single finger for plate top with groove
Clh9 This primitive produces the single finger of a click-lock hinge with a groove for use on the top of plates. To use, rotate accordingly and place 1LDu below the top surface, centered on stud location.
clh12.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger Tall
Clh12
clh13.dat Click Lock Hinge Single Finger for Plate Top with Wide Groove 2L
Clh13 To use place 1 Ldu below top surface centered on stud location
clh4.dat Click-lock hinge half dual finger for bricks and plates
Clh4 This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
clh5.dat Click-lock hinge half dual finger for arms
Clh5 This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degress on the {z} axis.
clh7.dat Click Lock Hinge Half Dual Finger 3-Position Type 1
Clh7 Requires 2 halves rotated 180 degrees apart on Z-axis. Placement on side of bricks; rotate pair accordingly, place 10 Ldu below top surface and 6 Ldu off side surface, fill as needed - box4o4a.dat's recommended. Placement off side of plates and windscreens; rotate pair accordingly,

place center origin 2 Ldu below top surface and 6 Ldu off side surface, fill as needed.

clh10.dat Click-lock hinge half dual finger - 7 position, missing clicks 4 and 6
Clh10 This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge, with reduced positions. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
clh11.dat Click-lock hinge half dual finger - 7 position, missing clicks 2 and 4
Clh11 This primitive produces one of the pair of a two finger click-lock hinge, with reduced positions. Parts typically require two of these primitives rotated 180 degrees on the {z} axis. To use on the side of bricks, rotate accordingly and place 10LDu below top surface and 6 LDu off side surface. To use on the side of plates and windscreens, rotate accordingly, place 2LDu below top surface and 6LDu off side surface.
clh14.dat Click Lock Hinge Half Dual Finger 7-Position for Arms
Clh14
4-4crh1.dat Click rotation ring with stop ring
4-4crh1
4-4crh2.dat Click rotation ring without stop ring
4-4crh2
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Clip primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Clip primitives
clip1.dat Vertical clip for Flags
Clip1 This primitive produces a vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod at be used for flag parts.
clip2.dat Vertical clip for Bricks
Clip2 This primitive produces a vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod at be used for brick parts.
clip5.dat Clip Symmetrical with Rounded Sides
Clip5
clip9.dat Clip Vertical (Thin C-Clip)
Clip9
clip10.dat Clip Vertical (Thin U-Clip)
Clip10
clip4.dat Vertical clip - three fingered
Clip4 This primitive produces a three-fingered vertical clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod.
clip7.dat Clip for Round Arm 4 LDU
Clip7
clip12.dat Thick 'C' clip
Clip12 This primitive produces a thick 'C' clip for use with organic shape parts with a clip (claws, arms, weapons...).
clip13.dat Thick 'C' clip minimal
Clip13 This primitive produces a thick 'C' clip, with minimal surfaces.
clip16.dat Vertical Thick Clip for Flags
Clip16
clip3.dat Horizontal clip
Clip3 This primitive produces a horizontal clip designed to hold an 8LDu diameter pole or rod.
clip6.dat Clip Horizontal with Rounded Sides
Clip6
clip8.dat Top Clip with Rounded Tips and Centre Notch
Clip8
clip11.dat Top Clip with Rounded Tips
Clip11
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Wheel holding pin primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Wheel holding pin primitives
wpin.dat Wheel holding pin
Wpin
wpin2.dat Wheel holding pin with two fillets
Wpin2
wpin2a.dat Wheel holding pin with two fillets missing bottom faces
Wpin2a
wpin3.dat Wheel holding pin with three fillets
Wpin3
wpin4.dat Wheel holding pin with ridges
Wpin4
wpin5a.dat Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole without Bottom Edge
Wpin5a
wpin5aq.dat Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole without Bottom Edge - Quarter
Wpin5aq
wpin5e.dat Wheel Holding Pin with Centre Hole - Bottom Pocket
Wpin5e
wpinhole.dat Wheel Hole Notched Through
Wpinhole
wpinhol2.dat Wheel Hole Notched over Cylinder
Wpinhol2
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Handle primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Handle primitives
handle.dat Handle for Flat Shields
Handle
handle2.dat Handle for Bent Shields
Handle2
phandle1.dat Bar Handle Attachment with Open Side
Phandle1
phandle2.dat Bar Handle Attachment with 2 Open Sides
Phandle2
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Hinge primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Hinge primitives
h1.dat Two-fingered plate hinge
H1 This primitive produces the standard two-fingered hinge with a depth of 8LDu - the thickness of a plate.
h2.dat Three-fingered plate hinge
H2 This primitive produces the standard three-fingered hinge with a depth of 8LDu - the thickness of a plate.
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ZNAP parts primitives

This section comprises primitives for the ZNAP parts, all of which have been modelled and released into the official library.

ZNAP parts primitives
znap1.dat Znap Between Pegholes 1
Znap1
znap2.dat Znap Between Pegholes 2 Half
Znap2
znap2a.dat Znap Peghole Spacer - Half, One-Sided Flange
Znap2a
znap3a.dat Znap Between Pegholes 3a
Znap3a
znap3b.dat Znap Between Pegholes 3b Half With Angle
Znap3b
znap3c.dat Znap Peghole Spacer with Angle - Half
Znap3c
znap4.dat Znap Between Pegholes 4
Znap4
znap5.dat Znap Between Pegholes 5
Znap5
znap6.dat Znap Beam End
Znap6
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Clikits primitives

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

Clikits primitives
clikitsstud.dat Clikits Stud
Clikitsstud
clikitshole.dat Clikits Hole
Clikitshole
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The rest of development

This section comprises miscellaneous primitives that do not fit neatly into any of the other categories. All are highly specialised and represent components of parts which fit together with each other or other standard parts. As such these primitives are not intended to be re-sized.

The rest of development
empty.dat Bump 1.0 x 0.5
Empty MLCad cannot handle really empty files. This file is used as a workaround. It exceptionally contains forbidden non-LDRAW standard syntax to satisfy MLCad until it is fixed OR a different editor has become the de-facto LDRAW standard. The line being used here is an "impossible" conditional line which never should be visible, additionally hidden by a syntax explicitly hiding it from displaying.

0 MLCAD HIDE 5 24 0 0 0 0.0001 0 0 0.0001 -0.0001 0 0 0 0

bump5000.dat Bump 1.0 x 0.5
Bump5000 This file creates a bump with radius= 1 and height= 0.5 LDU
conscala.dat Scala Pin without Base Collar
Conscala
conscalaq.dat Scala Pin without Base Collar - Quarter
Conscalaq
finger1.dat Bottom Finger for Classic Windows Smooth
Finger1
plug34.dat Electric Plug Pin for Plug Type 3 and Type 4
Plug34
rail12v.dat Train Track 12V Electric Connector
Rail12v
slotm.dat Mursten Brick Slot
Slotm
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