How to make a Themed Parts Palette for Bricklink Studio @BrickSystemBros
How to make a Themed Parts Palette for Bricklink Studio  @BrickSystemBros
Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
(Jump to 6:17 to skip the background info)

While the import options for the Studio software are somewhat lacking beyond LDD files and official set inventories, there is greater flexibility within the Parts Palette functionality. A simple initial goal was to create a custom palette for a given LEGO theme, showing the inventory across a range of those sets.

0:00 Bricklink Studio
1:00 Official set import
3:39 Themed Palette goal
6:17 Bricklink Wanted List Method
10:06 Optional - Splitting Minifigure parts
12:09 Migrate wanted list xml to Studio
15:32 Sharing the file for community use

And to the last chapter, the Rock Raiders palette can be downloaded from here: bricksafe.com/pages/GALAXY-12-Builder/studio-palettes-.xml
Please note that the minifigure components are an incomplete representation of the Rock Raiders theme.
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How to make a Themed Parts Palette for Bricklink Studio

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