bloody twit

Nice Tank thing... I built a tank with smaller treads, but based off how this tank treads work.

should have just been the "Tactical Infantry Transport"
or TIT for short

@Kleis I'll probably make some more tanks but they'll mostly be my own design. A halftrack would be cool. Thanks for the support!

@Barbaren

It is quite good and i absolutely like it, the tracks look sexy.
Will you begin the actual mass production of tanks in your workshop now? They're pretty cool and khope to see those track designs in vehicles from e.g WW2

@The Inventor I'll give you a mention whenever people ask about the design. The idea and initial design was inspired from your builds. They are brilliant, I only scratched the surface before but you opened my eyes to the possibilities and for that I'm grateful. 👍

@Kleis A bold statement, but thank you! I've been inspired by others, The Inventor for instance, but decided to further develop the design and "go Big". Check out my latest tank, it's a lot better; way faster, more stable and armed.

Revolutionary design, i hope other designers go on and do these tracks thingies.

nice

My tank was posted 10 days earlier and only has a fraction of the subscriptions! WAT.

Im using a 965m but I play on a asus g752

well thats good
noice work anyways

@the contrabandier Well, sort of but it'll look like crap. :P

after the trolls blow the treads away it will still work?

@Barbaren They're expensie because many people buy GPU's for mining bitcoin, etherium etc. But not for gaming.

@The Inventor I agree, 1060gtx is a beast and quite affordable (I still think most gpus are way too expensive though).

You need a good graphics card. I have an NVIDIA GTX 1060. It works great!
By the way, normal computers usually can't run this game well.

with I could run brick rigs at that resolution. how do you do it?

@Gabe Gamer Just to add on what The Inventor said - the relation between tires and tank-treads is vital; it needs the right amount of tension to work - too much tension and the treads snap, too little and th treads will fall off.
Also, the less total amount of moving parts you have, the more stable the build is.

They are kind of like chains. It is wrapped around the wheels. The wheels pretty much ride over the tracks like a portable moving road that moves with them which enables the vehicle to go over harsher terrain.

how does the tracks work?

@The Inventor I got my inspiration from an unknown contributor who, in turn got theirs from someone else. It may be you, I'll check on your designs, do a comparison and credit you accordingly.
The trouble is when you start getting large amounts of bricks in motion the physics-engine start to freak out, in my opinion. I tried adding a central "chain" to the tracks but that did little to stabilise.
Also it added even more bricks to an already heavy design (600 bricks/tread).

In essence - smaller treads, a more stable design.

So this is what I saw in multiplayer! I was wondering, who created working tank tracks? I wonder who's tracks are better? Mine or yours?

But anyways, amazing build! See if you can try reinforcing your tank tracks a bit more so that it's more durable.

awesome

its nice but i dont like the way the wheels look but its not your fault. they need to add tank tracks.