@Blue0Bull @Fighterpilot91 @Fjorge i will likely build it once i watch the video it comes from, but dont expect moving parts or the crawling face
Also i might make it a inspired build instead of a full replica
@Dzeta8
Engine: not easy. Like I said earlier, the color you put in is mixed with another color, If you want green exhaust, I have some in here (you can save the nozzles as sub-assembly or copy the RGB code and paste it in another engine)
Gun: use a website or program with a RGB color picker. When you find a color you like, copy the hex code and paste it into the gun's code
1 block corresponds to 50cm (500mm), and 1m corresponds to 2 blocks. So, 152mm is 0.304 blocks. Remember to factor in barrel thickness as well. So, you may want a fuselage inlet 0.35+ in diameter.
I used a 0.4 block diameter for an inlet to achieve a 155mm caliber. I had to approximate the inlet thickness so it looks realistic. But then, it was my first legit cannon
@Dzeta8 remember to confirm your edits. If in Overload, press the tick at the bottom right of the interface to close the menu and save your changes. If using a file editor just save when you exit
When using gyros:
- make sure that auto stabilization is on
- adjust the pitch and roll stability with a lot of testing - so it is enough to keep your aircraft stable, yet still allows for air control
- you still have to add vertical stabilizers
- if using the gyros for air control, tweak the settings so they are good enough, yet not too hard to control
Engine:
Under the Engine section, change the overrideExhaustColor parameter. It uses the alpha-RGB format, but the color you put is not the actual resultant color, as it is mixed with another color first. Gun:
Under Gun, change the tracerColor parameter. This uses a normal RGB format. The color of the projectiles will be directly changed if you edit the tracerColor parameter.
I spend up to a whole week for a "serious" creation, though i can only spend up to 3h a day. Spreading work helps you to find bugs and add detail whenever you havs new ideas. Inside this week, i also spend 1h or more on the description.
You should spend more time on the body of the vehicle
Basic tips:
- Try to add insets and protrusions. Its possible even with a linear fuselage build, where the front to end consists of a single line of fuselage blocks
- Add insets for the windows
- Add lights
- On the rear exhaust columns, add a black or very dark gray fuselage block. It should be flat and/or nudged into the exhaust pipe. This is a replacement for when you cant use 3D insets
Screenshot tips:
Your screenshots are fine, but always try to use high quality graphics and aircraft reflections settings. If you have any complex small designs to show off, add a screenshot of it too.
Try these advanced methods later:
- Panelling - the use of many fuselage blocks or structural panels to overcome curve system limitations of fuselage blocks
- Realistic headlights - See my Ll-300 truck(s)
RCNs look good if used correctly, especially on spacecraft, so they will continue to be used
I like the base variant and veneno
@AdrianFlyingAce yep
Yes i said i would make it, but not a 100% replica (finetuner for mobile has no multi select), and prob after my next build
I guess your gear itself is too weak
- add more than 1 hinge or piston if you can
- set piston parameter
preventBreakingto trueI might wanna join
(I might make a thomas thing soon but without the worm, hope it doesnt count)
@Tully2001 judging from previous posts, its a twin-engine airliner
I never used the variable pitch before lol
I have a 300-part semi-legit thing, it conducts tests directly on the ground, but cant collect samples atm
Dont spawn AI on final approach, or you cant lock on to them
Samsung S6
1100+ parts, only hard blocks
500+ parts, with 16 bombs
300+ parts, with lots of pistons
Watch full, uncut battles for tips on getting free chicken dinner - avoid those that only show the 'funny' moments
@Haydencal third person OP
@Coolcrab123 they are not that OP, besides, the impact causes other parts to flex and explode
@Coolcrab123 did you try them out? I am sure half spheres work too
@SpyTheGamerX
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@Blue0Bull @Fighterpilot91 @Fjorge i will likely build it once i watch the video it comes from, but dont expect moving parts or the crawling face
Also i might make it a inspired build instead of a full replica
(not a real tank) ST-1
@Dzeta8
+1Engine: not easy. Like I said earlier, the color you put in is mixed with another color, If you want green exhaust, I have some in here (you can save the nozzles as sub-assembly or copy the RGB code and paste it in another engine)
Gun: use a website or program with a RGB color picker. When you find a color you like, copy the hex code and paste it into the gun's code
Yay a bomb target!
crashes game
1 block corresponds to 50cm (500mm), and 1m corresponds to 2 blocks. So, 152mm is 0.304 blocks. Remember to factor in barrel thickness as well. So, you may want a fuselage inlet 0.35+ in diameter.
I used a 0.4 block diameter for an inlet to achieve a 155mm caliber. I had to approximate the inlet thickness so it looks realistic. But then, it was my first legit cannon
@Dzeta8 remember to confirm your edits. If in Overload, press the tick at the bottom right of the interface to close the menu and save your changes. If using a file editor just save when you exit
@2NDGhillie add dead weight behind the CoM or angle your elevators with fine tuner
When using gyros:
- make sure that auto stabilization is on
- adjust the pitch and roll stability with a lot of testing - so it is enough to keep your aircraft stable, yet still allows for air control
- you still have to add vertical stabilizers
- if using the gyros for air control, tweak the settings so they are good enough, yet not too hard to control
Engine:
+2Under the
Enginesection, change theoverrideExhaustColorparameter. It uses the alpha-RGB format, but the color you put is not the actual resultant color, as it is mixed with another color first.Gun:
Under
Gun, change thetracerColorparameter. This uses a normal RGB format. The color of the projectiles will be directly changed if you edit thetracerColorparameter.@2NDGhillie usually, yes
I write the desc somewhere else first, its much better
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I got to over 2^31 mph AND stayed in one piece :) leet skillz
I have a lot of scaled detachers on my missile launchers :)
@Letome1 no other part has that parameter
The altitude (and speed) counter are 32-bit, so they only go up to 2^31
It definitely got faster... literally
I spend up to a whole week for a "serious" creation, though i can only spend up to 3h a day. Spreading work helps you to find bugs and add detail whenever you havs new ideas. Inside this week, i also spend 1h or more on the description.
If you use any pistons, set parameter
preventBreakingto true. It increases the strength of the attach point.@Cadillace by using the
maxAngularVelocityparameter in the wheels@Tully2001 map is M.corp Armored Games
Wow nice
But maybe add desc, and use Flat paint type for wheels
To post pictures:
Image link usually has an image file extension (especially .jpg or .png at the end
@Stormtrooper61 they give a more 3D feel to your build, read about them
If you have an engine with low hp and rpm, it can generate negligible thrust
Ford F-series always a good choice
You should spend more time on the body of the vehicle
Basic tips:
- Try to add insets and protrusions. Its possible even with a linear fuselage build, where the front to end consists of a single line of fuselage blocks
- Add insets for the windows
- Add lights
- On the rear exhaust columns, add a black or very dark gray fuselage block. It should be flat and/or nudged into the exhaust pipe. This is a replacement for when you cant use 3D insets
Screenshot tips:
Your screenshots are fine, but always try to use high quality graphics and aircraft reflections settings. If you have any complex small designs to show off, add a screenshot of it too.
Try these advanced methods later:
- Panelling - the use of many fuselage blocks or structural panels to overcome curve system limitations of fuselage blocks
- Realistic headlights - See my Ll-300 truck(s)
The lock on range comes from the cockpit, so you cant lock on to stuff without it. You cant use LaunchWeapon on it either, but detachers still work
+1@Stormtrooper61 sadly no, the fuselage wing frame produces too much drag
@EpicPigster1 so you are talking about planes? Planes are harder to run, but i dont really fly high part count planes
I use a S6 and can run over 400 parts high physics, and probably over 600 on low
The S7 should run a similar number of blocks or higher
THATS WHAT SHE SAID HAHAhahah...
I will kms now
Maybe yes for the winner, but not for others