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@Churros-p8j Already did! And I made 5 different ones. Chaingun, Gauss, Rocket, Scout, and Troop Transport. If you're on Xbox, build names are in the video descriptions to download them. th-cam.com/video/z5w9KpAVovs/w-d-xo.html

Thanks! I made a Scorpion YEARS ago, when I first started playing. But I didn't know about piston glitching, and we didn't have the aiming servo or decals. Honestly, the best time to make any kind of tank is now!

@@RSGMercenary how long you have been playing this game, 3years?

@@mohameddebbah268 My first post in the Trailmakers Reddit was on March 8th, 2021. So a little before that then. It's been a long time! This game just scratches an itch man. Creative outlet with building and programming? Say less.

@@RSGMercenary yup, but the aim servo has a weight limit before wobbling like rotating servos.

@@Z.DeAllen Couldn't have done it without the new aiming servo! And glad you noticed the skull. Can't have Halo without some skull hunting!

@@caydenplayz1790 I considered it, but I decided against it for a few reasons. I wanted people to be able to drive and shoot if they wanted to, or if they didn't have another player to gun for them. Driving already uses the aiming servos, so it would've been impossible to drive and shoot. The passenger can also use the turret, and I wanted them to be able to look freely without affecting the turret in case they had a gunner too. The minigun already has aim assist, so I thought aim assist and the aiming servo was overkill.

@@GKid19 Thanks so much! I had made a Warthog a long time ago, as one of my first builds. I took what worked, and made some big improvements. Real happy with it this time around.

@NitroBedwars IIRC, the ball uses 2 OR Gates with opposing +1 and -1 outputs with a 0.02 Duration and 0.08 Pause to simulate the game updating. Those get fed into AND Gates that also check what direction the ball is moving in and updates Accumulators that track its X and Y position.

@ Thanks, this really helps a lot. How do you trigger the or gates at first though? Do you just flick the button really fast or what?

@NitroBedwars You can use another OR Gate with your on button and a 0.02 Duration.

@@RSGMercenary o, ok thx. I’m so dumb lol

@NitroBedwars No worries dude! Always good to ask if you're not sure.

@@DJ_B-127 Been seeing a lot of thieves lately, unfortunately. I always report, but they're almost never taken down.:(

@RSGMercenary truly upsetting, I myself like to take creations [from gallery, not from people in game] and I'll remake them, like your walker mech thingy with the cannon, I remade into a character, that being bastion from overwatch, but I NNEEVVER post anything that has ANY parts that came from somebody else's build

@@ThatGuyshouse I just uploaded a build video of a painting easel. th-cam.com/video/26_2fHjZddI/w-d-xo.html That uses this logic to loop through the paint colors. You could use it for weapon firing modes. Or shifting gears/engine power in a car. Basically anything where you might want to quickly get from the last setting to the first without having to go through everything in between.

Yes they are! Nice catch.

@@ooktooknook That's just what happens with detachable blocks unfortunately. It doesn't always respawn the full build once it's separated. You'll have to just respawn it from your blueprints if it happens. And you do have to use OR Gates. That's the only way the RC can get inputs after detached.

@@RSGMercenary so you can't use AND or XOR gates

@@ooktooknook You can still use them in the build, but I'd recommend using ORs specifically for the controls.

It's a LOT of logic! 100 Accumulators, 100 AND Gates, and 100 Arithmetic Gates for the pixels alone. Then there's painting and erasing pixels, and clearing the canvas. I wanted to code an ink dropper tool so you could copy the color of the pixel you were on, but I ran out of complexity. The trick to this is finding the difference between your current color and the pixel's color. Arithmetic Gates only sum your inputs, so you have to do some janky -1 multiplication to get the differences. For example... Paint Color = .75 Pixel Color = .50 Total change needed = .25 Feed the current color into a -1 multiply Arithmetic Gate. This gives you .75 x -1 = -.75. Then feed the -.75 and .50 into another -1 multiply Arithmetic Gate. This gives you (-.75 + .50) * -1 = .25. Feed that .25 into the Accumulator (Scale = 1 and Use Steps checked) and it will change your .50 up by .25 to get the .75 we want! There's more logic to only do it when you press the paint button, but that's the gist of it.

@@ooktooknook Your main seat has to be the first seat placed in the build. So you'll have to delete the RC seat, and then re-add it. That will make the main seat the one you always sit in.

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@@ooktooknook What's happening?

@@raulcorral2165 Aww damn man, I really appreciate that! I'm just happy people are enjoying them. :)

Thanks dude! They had a #Games2024 build challenge, but I missed it. I don't usually keep track, whoops!

You don’t know me but I know you very well

You stole from my friend a lot

@@kyledixon8269 Walk me through how I stole from your friend... Everything I make is purely original or a replica from movies or games.

@@kyledixon8269 This isn't the first time someone has claimed this either... Your friend is lying to you. People steal from me and claim them as their own often. I upload all my builds to TH-cam, Reddit, and Discord. I have a digital paper trail spanning literally 3-4 years of content.

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@@Z.DeAllen That actually sounds kinda fun and chaotic haha! Yeah, go for it!

On console, triggers and joysticks can output between 0.00-1.00. But for consistency (and accurate steps) we need them to always be +1.00/-1.00. You get those consistent numbers if you combine the inputs with the NOR. If you're only using buttons/keys, then you can scrap the logic that comes before the tan OR Gate. I tried to mark the logic. The arrow decal marks logic needed for inputs that can "scale up", and the circle decal marks logic needed for buttons.

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@@outer_spacedgames5048 You're welcome! For a spaceship, if you want it to automatically refuel when you land or something, you could probably just remove the yellow logic entirely and green logic near where I marked it with the black fuel drum icon. Then feed a Distance Sensor into the green Multiplier. Then it can auto refuel.

​@@NoahDaun-yd2ep Like the fuel use? Yeah! Check my pinned comment. The use and refill speeds are customizable. I only made it drain fast in the video to show how it worked.

@@RSGMercenary oh ok

@@DziwnyXD-Marcin Sorry fam, I don't have PlayStation. 😢

@RSGMercenary ☹️

This is just one way to do refueling for cars specifically. But it's still a good template to start with. If you want to (for example) refuel an aircraft while it's landed, you'll likely need to adjust/remove some of the yellow and green logic and conditions for refueling and disabling controls.