I would like that
I would like to edit multiple items at once. For example I’d like to set the condition of all items in a collection to “used” at once. Or ideally I could select multiple items.
Right now you have to go into set and find the accessory to add, if it’s a large set this is excessively tedious. It would be nice to have common accessories to quickly add with the minifig, particularly for those with unique accessories that only come with that minifig.
A user wrote via email: The relatively recent update where you have to mark a figure as “complete” has very much slowed down how effective the app can be. this function certainly has its merits but, as I use the app primarily for BL uploading, a setting where figures would be “complete” by default would be quite welcome!
It would be useful fairly often to specify the focal point for the scan. Sometimes (especially on the Pixel Pro 7 with the latest update) the scan cannot create a focus lock, even after moving closer or further away and changing the zoom level. Hopefully this is possible please. BTW, I have fewer issues with my old OnePlu...
In collections, Add a way to sort minifigures by number or date released and a way to set the order up/down
So you click add but realise you didn’t click the tick to comeplete the minifig , well I think you should be able to toggle it in settings eg : ‘ add fig = complete fig / add fig = incomplete fig ‘
Whenever you scan a piece/minifigure part, show where you can authenticate the piece with the LEGO logo.
Only by scanning all items separately does it take the parts into account when suggesting possible figures. This means disassembly of part built figures, to then scan individually.
I think you should be able to see what sets you can build from the parts you have from others sets. Not just from your individual parts that you have added in your collection because right now it only shows the sets I can build from my individuals added parts.
Currently, you can sort everything by price except for parts in the "full catalog" search. (see https://brickmonkeyapp.productroad.com/board/ideas/sort-according-to-price/) A set only has one value because it has no color. Parts often have multiple colors and different prices. How should the search screen look for prices, ...
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Can you make it that you can grade items in your collection ?maybe on a one to ten scale (for condition,missing parts, etcetera)
Can you make it that there is an option to sort sets by set number? (Lowest to highest or highest to lowest)
would love to be able to easily take logged assemblies of incomplete minifigures and “disassemble” them so that the individual pieces are automatically categorized and logged. It would also be useful to have these pieces automatically grouped by color and part so that I could easily tell how many black plain pants I have in ...
Currently, when you scan an item that you have more than one of, you need to click through to the item, then increase the count, then click Select. Can you please auto-sorry the item? Going back without pressing Select loses the change in amount, which means having to go back into the item and changing the amount and the...
As the list of minifgures only shows the first 500 minifgures, I am unable to see the lower end of figures when scrolling. A simple fix would be to add the option to reverse the filters.
Thare is the amazing thingy to see Minifigures by franchise and in that by season or sub catogorie but i think it woeld be awsome to also have that but instead of season or sub catogorie having it be character
For CMF sets, if I add the set I still have to add the subsets with the accessories and plate and minifigures because they do not show up in my collection. And adding them manually ends up inaccurately tripling the collection value and a significant amount of work. The cmf sets already have the subsets and the subsets already...
Aside from current prices for used and new sets, there should also be a retail price to get an idea about how the set's price has skyrocketed or went down in price with time. Or to even compare them with new sets retail prices.