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Yeah I can relate I burnt up to 300hours on this game
in 3-week, but none of my fiends either have, or have and don't want
to play this yet until it gets out of Alpha....so I got burnt out fast........
sadly no... i've been lazy
i started to update them to have a walking animation, more stable flight, and make them battery powered with a connector on the back, then kinda gave up when an update whiped all the rotor settings...
if i start working on them again i will probaly remove the cockpit and replace it with a control block, and replace the spotlight eye with a functional camera etc.
"Battle Clash", "Metal Combat", "Heavy Gear"
Flashback, Nice Detail Work Dude.
With the Timing Block/Pistons, do they walk now?
Nice work
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to control them currently you'll need to mess around with rotor setting in the control pannel.
not all the parts are grouped or properly labled on all the mechs on the map, but all of the rotor joints are named.