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And yeah there is a small grid version
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2230723881
There is also survival printable large grid version that has many mobility upgardes over this one
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2832210608
(humanoid) instead of backward facing legs?
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2518099121
your awesome. keep up the good work!
punchiboi pepe
Just you are hitting an incline you should pitch up, imagine matching running angle with the incline.
Also you can try jumping over inclines.
Alao you can try to hop up them.
But yeah extended time of 45 degree incline is not a good idea, but generally it can be pullled off if ypu have enough speed versus small enough incline.
Everything else is 100% fine, surprisingly rugged.
I hit a small, pointy hill just wrong during the walk cycle just wrong and it punched a whole in the outside of the left shin, disconnecting one of the knee hinges, and it was still functional enough to be able to freaking jump!
And go for it :D
But i recomend to start off with a bit simpler build first.
Yeah i have played with pistons quite a bit too, not really with this chassis tho.
Pistons imo are best for shins, where they can be used to create more ground clearance during walk cycle.
They are also good for powering joints that dont need to be fast and require HIGH torque. (If used optimally)
I tend to make my mechs with speed being high priority and joints powered by pistons become much stiffer and bouncier than rotor/hinge joints. Also having more than neccessary subgrids is always kinda bad.
Tl:dr pistons good for power, bad for speed
Bravo.
This makes me want to see about designing a quadruped version of this for more stability, the forward jumping is just too good.
I’m curious though, did you play with pistons at all when prototyping this or did those break things?
But i have better one cooking already ;)
Seeibg what bruce did with guardian using only timers, which makes this multiple timed harder i am pretty sure he can produce strafing mech. Afaik he abandoned guardian because hinges were introduced so i would not be surprised if bruce made his next mech a strafer himself.
Havent come across with those before.
Xurik yeah i can post it. I didnt really think of doing it initially because it was just 1 hour troll build xD
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1787318037
It can reach 100 m/s but it is not nearly as agile :D, also a lot bigger.
I also have smaller mech that can run faster than this one can.