v0.6.0 - Build checks, MOCs and moderation
Check which LEGO® sets you can build from your collection, manage and share your own MOCs, and browse the public MOC gallery. This release also adds automatic checks for uploaded content and makes it easier to browse and search catalogues.
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- Check a set page to see what you can build from your parts, what is missing, and which of your copies to open; price missing parts, add them to your wishlist or export a BrickLink wanted list.
- Browse LEGO® sets by how much of each set you can build with your collection, and see build percentages on set cards and set pages.
- Create MOCs, add pictures, parts lists and building instructions, and keep them private or publish them for others to browse.
- Browse, search and filter published MOCs, then like or save them, mark them as built, or check whether you can build one from your parts.
- Search the Books, Merchandise and Magazines catalogues by their own themes; search magazines by series and issue too.
- See a set’s launch and retirement month on its page, catalogue cards and your wishlist.
- View a picture on each event listing, and see catalogue links and preview cards for set, minifigure and part numbers in articles and editorial text.
Verbeterd
- On phones, the home page search and layout are easier to use, and blog set tables display as cards.
- Catalogue lists show the newest releases first and future releases last; the country selection also works in the app.
- Your app opens BrickDb links directly when it is installed; otherwise, links still open the website.
- The cookie control is now above the scroll-to-top button instead of showing a notice at the end of every page.
- Your uploaded images and text are checked, including MOC instructions and event submissions; you can object to an automated hold or refusal for a person to review.
- Anonymous forms now ask you to complete a human check before your submission is stored or sent.
- The Books catalogue filter and navigation on feature pages now appear and work as expected.
Opgelost
- Prices for LEGO® items in Ireland, Luxembourg and Portugal no longer appear one hundred times too high.
- Dark mode now gives the open main menu a visible background, and opening a phone menu no longer leaves the page behind it interactive.
- An unnumbered magazine listing now uses its printed series name.