Stock realistic building ? o lawdy.
They're nice, but you're going to need to put in a lot moar eye candy to get the approval of the community..
They look awesome man, nice job!
You may really want to look into DSL though, super realistic designs like these can be somewhat good in DSL and the range of components can allow for more customization.
Stock realistic building ? o lawdy.
They're nice, but you're going to need to put in a lot moar eye candy to get the approval of the community..
They both look very nice :D
Though the first one needs more battery power.
And DSL is easy once you know which parts are good and which arent, most of the stock parts arent great in dsl with a few exceptions (namely the razor and sledgehammers). Have you done a youtube tournament before?
BALLASTS ?
BALLASTS ?
Hoping that I'm not on a placebo effect, they surprisingly work. Pharaoh kept shifting to the right with the distributed battery weight and the ballast fixed it.
Welcome to the boards. =)
If you're looking to build for aesthetics, then you should consider looking into DSL. There's a lot more components to work with, and therefore a lot more possibilities over Stock. Your skinning work is also pretty good, if you want to get some more detail in there, then you could resize the skin to 512x512, or even 1024x1024. The only downside is that it increases the size of the .bot file quite dramatically, but appearance-wise, it give it a real pop. I'm looking forward to seeing some more "IRL" bots from you, and I will disprove Enigma and approve this.
you just have to resize the template in paint or whatever image editor you use. (i think) i did it but it just made the chassis look all garbled when i did it..Welcome to the boards. =)
If you're looking to build for aesthetics, then you should consider looking into DSL. There's a lot more components to work with, and therefore a lot more possibilities over Stock. Your skinning work is also pretty good, if you want to get some more detail in there, then you could resize the skin to 512x512, or even 1024x1024. The only downside is that it increases the size of the .bot file quite dramatically, but appearance-wise, it give it a real pop. I'm looking forward to seeing some more "IRL" bots from you, and I will disprove Enigma and approve this.
This is good information to know, I didn't think that could work like that. You'd have to dig into the .bot file then or it could still read the template?
ra2 accepts any skin that is a 24-bit bitmap that is a power of 2... 128x128, 256x256... etc.Welcome to the boards. =)
If you're looking to build for aesthetics, then you should consider looking into DSL. There's a lot more components to work with, and therefore a lot more possibilities over Stock. Your skinning work is also pretty good, if you want to get some more detail in there, then you could resize the skin to 512x512, or even 1024x1024. The only downside is that it increases the size of the .bot file quite dramatically, but appearance-wise, it give it a real pop. I'm looking forward to seeing some more "IRL" bots from you, and I will disprove Enigma and approve this.
This is good information to know, I didn't think that could work like that. You'd have to dig into the .bot file then or it could still read the template?
You need to resize the entire image, not just the canvas. And you need to save it as a .bmp file. However, if you do apply a skin that isn't 256x256, you can't edit it in the game.
Not in the workshop, that is correct.You need to resize the entire image, not just the canvas. And you need to save it as a .bmp file. However, if you do apply a skin that isn't 256x256, you can't edit it in the game.
That would basically mean that I can't apply any edge trimmings afterwards?
Those are really cool. Stay in stock, IRL Stock building is new and fresh.It isn't new, it just hasn't been done in forever.