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« on: August 30, 2014, 04:26:59 PM »
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« on: December 19, 2013, 03:17:14 PM »
Sorry if this is wrong section, but the BattleBots Minibots thread was here so why not? Does anyone know what the robot toys in these images are called? (not the battlebots, the orange and blue ones) Used to have them as a kid and been looking for them for years: The only thing I seem to remember from them were the masses of interchangeable parts. I've been searching for years trying every possible search combination and not even finding an image until just now.
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« on: July 23, 2013, 09:34:42 AM »
Well, I made this because I was starting to get annoyed at all the 12 year olds out there that were saying: "oh my gawd Razor todally fought Hypno Disk in series 2 and Hypno Disk broke down lolololol" so I took the 20 biggest all-star robots and made a table to show who fought what and who didn't.  https://gametechmods.com/uploads/files/0134Fight Table.zip <----- Click here to download it. A couple notes first though: Due to a personal rule I made myself, previous/successor robots from the team have been included among the stats, even though some of them didn't fight and thus don't appear. These are Killerhurtz, Big Brother, Chaos, The Big Cheese, Thing II, Wild Thing 2 and Dominator but Anarchy, Robot the Bruce and others do not count, as they were not part of the same series.
Yes, I did count Annihilators and Tag Team Terror Matches, as well as several other match types.
No, I did not count any event outside or after the first 7 series of Robot Wars.
I can't get the fights themselves inside the boxes. They can only be on one line, and there's no way that'll work.
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« on: July 20, 2013, 01:22:39 PM »
So, you may have known that a while back I began making ARC replicas? Well, here are the first four, one from each weightclass. I won't bother posting insides for now, as there's about a billion custom components inside every robot. I have got more made since I uploaded these images, but I'm keeping them inside my copy of DSL3 for now. Also, please note that only two of these robots' skins are finished. However, if anyone could give me clean versions of Revolver Ocelot's logo and Agressive Blood Cell's paintjob I would be happy. LW: Agressive [sic] Blood Cell  Although it may not look like much, this little thwackbot belonging to Team Dia has claimed numerous competitions and has a long, storied career going back to 2006, at the beginning of ARC. Its last competition win was in 2010. MW: Holy Kahuna  A highly destructive robot originally built by FoD, to replace the vertical spinner entitled Mech Kahuna. Its Surgeon General-esque invertable disc design allows it to tear into robots either way up. It had fairly limited success though, competing in many different fights and reaching a career high point in the 2011 Armageddon tournament, where it fought its way to the quarterfinals. HW: Revolver Ocelot  A well known veteran named after one of the main characters in the Metal Gear Solid series of video games, Revolver Ocelot is armed with an undercutting spinning blade, designed to get underneath robots and hack away at their undersides. Among its many awards is the 2009 C&B Hypothesis competition, where it won 43-32. SHW: TVW  A Slamjob/BioHazard crossover, made specifically for the superheavyweight division. Built by Meganew, its pneumatic powered spike can penetrate almost any armour and will give opponents a tough time with an all-steel chassis, combining 10mm Steel, Steel skirts and Steel extenders into one deadly package. Although it didn't win many fights, it gave multiple time champion and runner up Bad Ass Barnacle a run for its money at the beginning of 2011's Armageddon tournament with a 24-21 losing decision. NOTES: Yes, I know the Blood Cell's thwacking tail is a little on the short side and is the wrong colour, but I'll get round to doing it eventually. I didn't notice Revolver Ocelot had a sloped rear end until I saw other images of it. Ah well, it's not a major problem.
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« on: December 10, 2012, 11:12:27 AM »
Well, where to start this. I think I might begin by leaving my second piston-flipper test here, armed with 3mm Titanium which I have named the unfortunate name of "MW02", which stands for "MiddleWeight Dioxide". Doesn't make sense I know. It can cheat compete rather competitively with nearly all of the Realism AI bots, all of the stock AI bots, most of the DSL bots, and a few token LWs and MWs from NAR AI. No points for guessing what real robot it's based on.  Also, those horns actually have a purpose. When I'm under another robot, they can tear into it's underside and score points.
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« on: December 09, 2012, 05:09:16 PM »
Well, you see, I had a brainwave today of putting flipper segments on the end of a piston and firing it, trying to make a true pneumatic flipper. It does work exactly how I expected it, except it can't self-right. It does flip robots quite high though, and is in the BotExchange for DSL LWs. Now I'm asking, is there a way to truly master the art of making a CO2 powered weapon that isn't a ram?
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« on: October 20, 2012, 05:56:59 AM »
Ok, sorry to be a noob again but does Lu-Tze's Compiler work in Windows 7 64 bit? I try to decompile a .cfz file but when it says "done" nothing has changed. Am I doing something wrong with the program or is it incompatible with my OS? I can provide screenshots if you'd like.
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« on: October 14, 2012, 05:41:39 AM »
Sorry for being a noob and if this is in the wrong section, but I would like to know how to replace a robot's preview picture manually, with, let's say a photo of the real robot. How would I go about doing it? Does it need to be a certain resolution? Do I need to edit lines in the .bot file? I'm pretty sure FB has done something like this with his Killer Bee series.
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