Mindboards

This is getting funny :D Trying to see if your suggestion works, Mightor, I found that I can launch LDD as a regular user without administrator rights. I guess you only need full rights when you launch LDD for the first time. That's when it builds up the bricks library. After that you don't need ful...

OK, I contacted Lego Support about this and they told me this: Unfortunately administrator rights are needed on Mac OS systems in order to run the application. So LDD simply works this way. :o I chose the simple solution. I gave myself administrator rights on my Mac :D But quite frankly I don't thin...

Considering I just got my mindstorms set this Christmas, I think this is risky business. I just keep thinking your nxt may topple over and smash on the floor!

Nice work!

linearactuator wrote:I think you just need to drag the folder where LDD is installed onto your Desktop and run the ldd executable from there.
(Note: it would be good if someone could reconfirm this!)

I tried this but it didn't help. It still crashes. I'll first check it out some more on my Admin-account...

This week I downloaded and installed Lego Digital Designer on my MacBook, running Mac OS X 10.5.8. That was a piece of cake, but when I launched the application it got hung up. As I noticed on the support section that the application needs access to the application folder, I tried to launch LDD afte...