bluebrick-lib | Add-on part libraries for BlueBrick layout design software

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bluebrick-lib is a Python library. bluebrick-lib has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. However bluebrick-lib build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository contains add-on part libraries for the BlueBrick layout design tool. BlueBrick (by Alban Nanty) is an excellent open source software tool for designing Lego based layouts. This tool allows you to arrange baseplates, track, and other items into any desired layout configuration. You can assign different drawing layers for each item, generate parts lists, add text annotations, and much more. BlueBrick comes pre-installed with many different parts libraries, including Lego track from the 4.5V era up to current 9V/RC track. Since the introduction of new alternative track items from ME Models, BrickTracks, etc. we can now build layouts with new curve radii options of 56, 72, 88, and 104 studs. Below, you can download additional component libraries to expand the possibilities of layout design using BlueBrick.

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