Quote from: Meganerdbomb on March 01, 2013, 06:59:47 AMQuote from: HurricaneAndrew on February 11, 2013, 07:19:43 PMQuote from: infiniteinertia on February 11, 2013, 06:17:34 PMMaybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.He's actually a pretty decent IRL builder. IRL realism has become accepted now. I don't waste my time with it, but there are a few builders around that push out some pretty interesting stuff.Honestly, IRL is the only "realism" left in DSL. Standard DSL should just allow stacking already and call it a day.And, since the criteria for IRL is generally more along the lines of "make it look as much like a real robot as possible," Sylandro is indeed actually pretty good. IRL is like wrestling, while DSL standard is actual martial arts.
Quote from: HurricaneAndrew on February 11, 2013, 07:19:43 PMQuote from: infiniteinertia on February 11, 2013, 06:17:34 PMMaybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.He's actually a pretty decent IRL builder. IRL realism has become accepted now. I don't waste my time with it, but there are a few builders around that push out some pretty interesting stuff.Honestly, IRL is the only "realism" left in DSL. Standard DSL should just allow stacking already and call it a day.And, since the criteria for IRL is generally more along the lines of "make it look as much like a real robot as possible," Sylandro is indeed actually pretty good.
Quote from: infiniteinertia on February 11, 2013, 06:17:34 PMMaybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.He's actually a pretty decent IRL builder. IRL realism has become accepted now. I don't waste my time with it, but there are a few builders around that push out some pretty interesting stuff.
Maybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.
Nice bot, Sylandro. Could you angle the extenders into the chassis so they replicate a piston on the arm?
<*Jade*> Are you trying to blow up Jupiter?
Quote from: Naryar on March 01, 2013, 08:52:59 AMQuote from: Meganerdbomb on March 01, 2013, 06:59:47 AMQuote from: HurricaneAndrew on February 11, 2013, 07:19:43 PMQuote from: infiniteinertia on February 11, 2013, 06:17:34 PMMaybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.He's actually a pretty decent IRL builder. IRL realism has become accepted now. I don't waste my time with it, but there are a few builders around that push out some pretty interesting stuff.Honestly, IRL is the only "realism" left in DSL. Standard DSL should just allow stacking already and call it a day.And, since the criteria for IRL is generally more along the lines of "make it look as much like a real robot as possible," Sylandro is indeed actually pretty good. IRL is like wrestling, while DSL standard is actual martial arts.That's actually a pretty good analogy.
hoyay(Image removed from quote.)Also, Corosis was just the corosis when i was mr. X, but it's skinned, had the 40cm alu extenders and a Jude Burst
Quote from: Sylandro on March 01, 2013, 06:21:48 PMhoyay(Image removed from quote.)Also, Corosis was just the corosis when i was mr. X, but it's skinned, had the 40cm alu extenders and a Jude BurstNo, I mean make the wheels face the outside of the chassis, not the inside.
Quote from: HurricaneAndrew on March 01, 2013, 09:07:46 AMQuote from: Naryar on March 01, 2013, 08:52:59 AMQuote from: Meganerdbomb on March 01, 2013, 06:59:47 AMQuote from: HurricaneAndrew on February 11, 2013, 07:19:43 PMQuote from: infiniteinertia on February 11, 2013, 06:17:34 PMMaybe if you started with stock, then you would have some sort of clue to what to do in DSL. You aren't near the skill level yet where you can afford to be wasting your time fiddling in DSL.He's actually a pretty decent IRL builder. IRL realism has become accepted now. I don't waste my time with it, but there are a few builders around that push out some pretty interesting stuff.Honestly, IRL is the only "realism" left in DSL. Standard DSL should just allow stacking already and call it a day.And, since the criteria for IRL is generally more along the lines of "make it look as much like a real robot as possible," Sylandro is indeed actually pretty good. IRL is like wrestling, while DSL standard is actual martial arts.That's actually a pretty good analogy.I disagree with the wrestling one; they're both martial arts, it's just IRL is like spiritual ascetic martial arts (Shaolin monks and such) and standard is more of a MMA Fight Technique type martial arts.Both look spectacular in their own ways.
reg DSL is like 2 ugly (but buff) guys duking it out and giving each other bruises internal injuries and etcIRL dsl is 2 really pretty girls fighting, but they can hardly fight apart from sissy-slapping each otherand then stock is just superhumans with 3+ arms and whatnot doing whatever they can to beat the other upthe bot is alright i geuss. nothing too special but the beater bars look weird
IRL dsl is 2 really pretty girls fighting, but they can hardly fight apart from sissy-slapping each other
Then it'd look akward IMO and it'd be fast, and when it goes forward, it'd kinda spin.
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