Author: | Proprietor | Posted: | Aug 5, 2014 17:58 | Subject: | Re: Suggestion: Add list of parts only in 1 set | Viewed: | 33 times | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| This sort, which is the This Part Appears in X Sets instantly shows parts that
are unique in a particular color. I know nothing about programming, but it would
seem that the info is already here to compile a list where only 1 set exists
for any particular part and color combination. A 3rd party may be able to create
this by downloading the catalog, no?
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=2826&in=S
In Suggestions, cptnruthless writes:
| In Suggestions, Andy_Bell writes:
| In Suggestions, cptnruthless writes:
| I'm looking for a feature within Bricklink that can tell me which parts only
have appeared in one set. This information is already within bricklink, just
not displayed as a list anywhere.
(another forum poster suggested that since we already have a MOST common parts
function, a LEAST common parts function could be a solution - as long as it takes
into account color, leaves out parts in colors that never appeared in any set,
and includes more than 25 in the list)
This will be very helpful to me and others, as noted in this thread: http://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=842426
I have a huge bin of my childhood LEGO, and unfortunately I did not keep all
of my instructions. This list would be very helpful in figuring out which sets
I have. For example, only appeared in dark blue in 1 set. I have this
part, which means I have the parts for
Thank you for your consideration!!
Ruth
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I agree - from a timeliness standpoint can this be done with other tools?
I don't know how extensive the BL API is ... Is this something that can be
teased out of the database through the API commands?
Brickfininty runs a much more complex set of queries so I would think this level
of search is not that hard.
From a logic stand point:
part 1 color 1 if set appearance =1 then add to list
next
part 1 color 2 etc
repeat
The reality is a list like this could be updated monthly (or weekly) to keep
up with new part appearances, but does not really need to be a dynamic list.
What about rebrickable?
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I have looked at rebrickable, but could not find how to make such a search of
this kind.
-Ruth
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Message is in Reply To: 6 Messages in this Thread: Msg 1 - cptnruthless (1319) 120 months ago Aug 5, 2014 to Suggestions Msg 2 - Andy_Bell (2368) 120 months ago Aug 5, 2014 to Suggestions Msg 3 - cptnruthless (1319) 120 months ago Aug 5, 2014 to Suggestions Msg 4 « - Proprietor (1699) 120 months ago Aug 5, 2014 to Suggestions Msg 5 - Andy_Bell (2368) 120 months ago Aug 5, 2014 to Suggestions Msg 6 - yorbrick (1185) 120 months ago Aug 6, 2014 to Suggestions
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