If you use the keyboard arrow buttons, it will step forward only 1 brick at a Also, to make instructions easier to follow (and to allow the automatic generaton algorithm work better), concider temporarily removing any snot assemblies and wheels. LDD adds 4 pieces every time showing the added pieces in a box, so usually you can take a screenshot every 4 steps. Note that it is not necessary to take a screenshot for each step. The procedure could be a bit laborious, especially for models with hundreds steps, but the result is surely good. At last, you can export your work in PDF.Once you have the images, you can open a word processor and insert that dragging that inside the pages and placing that.Note that it is not necessary to take a screenshot for each step.Navigate through steps, and for each screenshot rotate the model choosing the best angle and take and take a screenshot with CTRL+K shortcut.Remember to activate the advanced graphics in LDD or it will be difficult to use the instructions if the bricks will have not borders.Generate Building instructions using LDD function.So probably the best way to create instructions is: The result is not so good to obtain a pdf with instructions without a long adaption. I noticed now that the new instructions are not so easy to import in a word processor.

It could be necessary some adjustment to best fit the steps to the page of the pdf document. You can easily convert the HTML instruction generated by LDD in a pdf file: open the html file with a word processor (for example LibreOffice Writer) and then export it as a PDF.

Lego digital instructions