As you know, im building a backrooms build. but iv already spent most of my limited neon blocks on just the threshold! and im not even done with the small Async build that im doing. (Observation deck, hazmat suit storage, ect) so obviously i need more. the issue is.. im not paying THREE HUNDRED ROBUX for like 50 blocks. is there anything else i can use?
As the title says, this got robbed from me which is why I’m posting early instead of a complete version.
I started this project around July but lost dedication for it after I realized it’s nearly impossible to make it move due to its weight, but in August I restarted the project and started making it again.
I still see alot of issues with this mech, such as proportions being off, mechanics being broken, and overall roughness throughout, and it’s still missing the interior wiring.
It was nearly built to size-scale but I was off by a couple blocks
If you see any issues with it that I could fix please don’t hesitate to comment on it
Basically idk how to explain it but I want to make a mech walker or whatever, but for the feet I want part of it to like.. drop down whenever its in the air? But the only idea I've had so far just hasn't worked in the slightest and its just bugged out and detached itself from the main build.
Again I have no clue how to explain it properly so the image attached should hopefully help try and convey my point
This is a fictional EV-based brand*
I want some opinions on where I could improve more because I need it for my future builds but be honest kay
Also I just created this Reddit account... all platforms same user (I make boring vehicles)
Dimensions according to 1 stud ≈ 0.28 m: 5.10 × 1.96 × 2.32 m, wheelbase 3.50 m clearance 0.21 (approx.)
Battery pack and components (RWD)
Frunk with extendable platform
Any ideas to make it better?
just a quick walkthrough through my progress with the Async Threshold.
This is a CPU that is still in progress, current completed parts are ALU and register.
The register have 8 files (R0-R7), each is 8 bits. The register can hold total of 64 bits, or 8 bytes.
ALU support ADD SUB AND OR XOR NOR NAND XNOR, used MUX to select final output from ALU.
opcodes for selectors:
ALU MUX opcodes:
000 ADD
001 SUB
010 AND
011 OR
100 XOR
101 NAND
110 NOR
111 XNOR
Register opcodes:
000 R0
001 R1
010 R2
011 R3
100 R4
101 R5
110 R6
111 R7
Write in (to register) opcodes:
0 Manual/external input
1 ALU outputs
i want the beyblades i made to go on the x rail (red thingy around the stadium) but they just fling around. is there any way i can make it smoother????
Sorry for picture of my monitor, my hdr makes it unbelievably bright and washed out to screenshot anything
