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Cyclone (Sonic Adventure 2) (WIP)

Tails's plane-mech from Sonic Adventure 2. It's currently a bit jank but does (mostly) work! No mods required!


Features include:

Cyclone Transformation:
When in the cockpit, press 2 to switch lock on the alignment rotors and hinges, press 1 to transform, and press 2 again to lock everything into place once this is done. Note that the rotors and hinges have a hard time doing this in a strong gravity well.

Walking:
Press 4 to switch between walking and standing, and press 3 to move the legs back and forth. I haven't set up the leg pistons yet, so this is still pretty messy, but the thrusters in the mech should help you move around a little.

Leg Extenders:
You can press 7 to extend the Cyclone's leg pistons, allowing it to stand a bit taller. This is also toggled during Transformation, but you can press 7 to switch it off again or remove the "Leg Extender" piston group from the timer block if you want to.

Boosting:
Press 5 to activate the flight boosters. This will allow you to lift off the ground (or fly while in Flight mode), and you can steer yourself a little bit by moving the legs around (buttons 3 and 4). Note that you will probably have to fly straight up and then "glide" to your destination if you are in Flight mode, as the internal downward thrusters aren't strong enough to keep the mech flying by themselves.

Part Ejection
If you want to remove the main wings for Mech mode or the feet from Plane mode to make it more game-accurate, doing so is easy! Just press 8 to remove the wings or 9 to remove the lower legs.



Notes:

The main wings can be easily removed to make it look like the Mech form as seen in SA2. I doubt it's possible to make the wings fold into the body like in the games given their size, so this will have to do. The feet remain on the back until detached for similar reasons - moving the feet to the front like in the games would require a carrying mechanism to detach the feet from the legs and re-attach them to the front of the plane, so just detaching them or letting them hang off the back is much more feasible on a build of this size.



Hope you have fun with it! I'm going to work on the legs some more eventually and see if I can't make the flight a bit more reliable, but I'm starting to run out of room inside the thing lol