I spent hours making a Space Age moon racer in Studio, only to realize a major flaw.
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A LEGO fan created a Space Age moon racer design in LEGO Studio, only to discover a major flaw after rendering the final image. The creator, /u/m4dm4cs, shared their experience and the design on Reddit.
The user spent hours designing the moon racer, focusing on individual components and zooming in and out during the process. This approach led to an oversight in the overall design. Upon rendering the complete model, the creator realized the need for color adjustments.
The post highlights the challenges of designing complex LEGO models and the importance of viewing the entire build, not just individual sections. It also underscores the value of the rendering process in identifying potential issues before physically building a model.
For builders working on their own designs, consider using a LEGO brick separator to help with any necessary adjustments.
Zooming in and out (and in and out and in and out) I was oblivious to the final form that was taking place… Until I rendered it and looked at the whole instead of the hundreds of pieces. The final rendering called for some color changes. submitted by /u/m4dm4cs [link] [comments]
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