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It's just an uncompressed LXF...

When I try and run the package I get the following error:

$ node bricklink-helper.js --in /Users/pi/Downloads/lddcreation\ \(2\).lxf --out orders.csv --cache cache.json
Reading parts availability from cache...
*** WARNING *** Suitable sellers could not be found for part ids: 4222627.
Handing control over to R; this can take a long time...
Completed.
Rsymphony
     TRUE

Loading required package: Rsymphony
Warning message:
In read.table(file = file, header = header, sep = sep, quote = quote,  :
  incomplete final line found by readTableHeader on '/Users/pi/git/bricklink-helper/.r-exchange/parameters.csv'

Finished.

Edit: I should say it finishes with a warning. It seems the software returns successfully, as an orders.csv file is generated.

See http://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=819253 . Remove workaround in bricklink-search.js when it is fixed.

Even if it is not possible to know the real one, fake shipping costs (e.g. £2 / order) will limit the fragmentation of the order to a point that the real shipping costs become relevant!

The number of extra pieces could be defined as a %, e.g. 20, meaning one extra piece every 5.

G.

So LDraw models can be imported. See https://github.com/Floppy/MOCs/blob/gh-pages/TIE%20Avenger/TIE%20Avenger.ldr (and others in the same repo) for an example.

Might need some translation of LDraw part IDs to bricklink IDs. Not sure. Rebrickable may help here.

it appears you may have a typo - getting error "lxReader is not defined" referencing:
readFunction = lxReader.read
it appears that it should be lxfReader (missing the f )

This also includes the possibility that the mathematical problem has no solution.