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10.3.9 is NOT supported - Version: 2.1, 5/9/2007 02:06PM PST
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supereagles
Contrary to LEGO's Download page and the installer Read ME, both of which state that 10.3.9 meets the minimum system requirements, LDD will not open in 10.3.9 and LEGO's Support page states that 10.4.6 is minimum requirement.
Improved... 



- Version: 2.0.32, 3/21/2007 08:54AM PST
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HCRefugee
This version for Mac OS X is much improved over the previous version. It looks more Mac-like, though is still an obvious port of a windows xp program.
Some nit-picks:
While the floating palettes are a welcome (and overdue) update, they are not true to Mac interface guidelines in that their position is restricted to being inside the build window. As a result, if the palettes are at the edge of a large build window and you make the window smaller, the palettes stay within the frame of the window and get "covered-up" rather than floating above the window.
The implementation of the brick palette also feels awkward and inconvenient. A tabbed or browser design alá Apple's iApps would have been better.
Overall, this version of LDD is a better application than it predecessor, but is still not a true Mac OS X application. Nevertheless, recommended.
Some nit-picks:
While the floating palettes are a welcome (and overdue) update, they are not true to Mac interface guidelines in that their position is restricted to being inside the build window. As a result, if the palettes are at the edge of a large build window and you make the window smaller, the palettes stay within the frame of the window and get "covered-up" rather than floating above the window.
The implementation of the brick palette also feels awkward and inconvenient. A tabbed or browser design alá Apple's iApps would have been better.
Overall, this version of LDD is a better application than it predecessor, but is still not a true Mac OS X application. Nevertheless, recommended.
Working well here. 



- Version: 2.0.32, 3/21/2007 08:33AM PST
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rusto
Started in less than 4 seconds, I was able to free build without checking the instructions. It doesn't seem that you can select multiple bricks (via command-click) and then change their color en masse though...non-OS X UI will vex some...
Does not start - Version: 1.6, 10/14/2006 10:37AM PST
drzrad2
This version does not start! It bounces a few times in the dock and that's it. Unfortunately I have deleted the older version.
Does not start - Version: 1.6, 6/19/2006 02:20AM PST
Hägar
Application package installs fine, but has ownership of uid 501. Double-clicking
designer has no effect, app does not start. I changed owner and group to my
own, but still the app does not start. Any suggestion?
designer has no effect, app does not start. I changed owner and group to my
own, but still the app does not start. Any suggestion?
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- Does not start
... - Version: 1.6, 6/17/2006 11:43PM PST
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W-Creative
Quite possibly the slowest loading application ever in over 20 years of Macintosh use.
rotation - Version: 1.5, 1/10/2006 02:08AM PST
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macsylvain_dotmac
unable to rotate the brick with the arrow key !
Export would be a great addition 



- Version: 1.5, 1/9/2006 10:40AM PST
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Mark Bremmer
Fun application. (for adults or kids!) It would be nice to export to .3ds or .obj formats so the digital lego creations could be placed in 3D environments.