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Mini Freighter->Weaponized [TBB'd]
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Types: Machines
Machine Tags: Rotors, Airships, Mechanisms and Systems, Medieval, Other, Fits in Bounding Box
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Mar 2, 2016 @ 9:18am
Mar 5, 2016 @ 11:47pm
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Mini Freighter->Weaponized [TBB'd]

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Description
Thanks for your support guys!! It reached the front page!! ~(^0^)~
Many thanks to the amazing Bearded Beast for featuring this design in one of his video!!

Wait, WHAT?!?! I have to destroy 5 of them now?!?!

This is The Mini Freighter!! As you can tell by the name it's based on the duke's freighters in zone 20._. It's 100% realistic and it comes with some usefull "defensive" weapons(hehe). It has 8 dropable bombs, 4 cannons and it's made for precision attacks, while it's very stable and manuverable. It autostabilizes itself, every time you mess up, so you can keep on going!! Hope you enjoy and have fun!! :)

Controls:
Navigation:
  • Arrow keys to move in flight
  • Left Shift/ Left Ctrl to ascend/ descend
    Weaponary:
  • Z/X/C/V/F/G/H/J to drop 1st/2nd/3rd/4rth/5th/6th/7th/8th bomb
  • R to fire left side cannons
  • T to fire right side cannons

    Update V1 (Overhaul):
  • Fixed turning in air issue
  • Added x4 dropable bombs(hehe)

    Note:
  • This machine is kinda laggy, so i recommend playing it at speeds about 75%-100%

    Don't forget to comment and leave a like, if you enjoyed,
    it took a lot of time to make :)
    Block count: 271
32 Comments
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Zacharoni  [author] Dec 21, 2016 @ 6:40am 
no.....?
Skug Dec 20, 2016 @ 3:06pm 
its wayyyyy to wobbly
Crypt Walker May 27, 2016 @ 7:08pm 
For those people who want to know where this creation is mentioned in the video, it is at 6:08 :)
Altarosk Mar 7, 2016 @ 6:57pm 
@ZachTan so it just uses the inertia from the rotation to make an opposite force? Wow. The physics of this game is incredible! And you are super smart and skillful for having thought of that.
Comrade Beastie Mar 7, 2016 @ 2:54pm 
thanks
Bec Mar 6, 2016 @ 12:25pm 
There should be a grabber on the bottom. Just an idea.
Amarkopoulos Mar 6, 2016 @ 9:30am 
Congratulations for the 4 stars man!
tairhan Mar 6, 2016 @ 7:24am 
@zachThan what the... that makes me feel:steamsalty:
SickSalamander Mar 6, 2016 @ 6:41am 
@ZachThan thanks! I'll try to use this so I'll copy it to to somewhere safe!
Zacharoni  [author] Mar 6, 2016 @ 6:28am 
@PotatoToxins To resize, you must edit the bsg.file. The new XTML save file doesn't put all the values together at the end, instead it creates a mini-code for every block you place.The new XTML save file organises these mini-codes, in the order you have placed blocks. For example the more down you scroll, the more recent the blocks are. Once you understand how the new XTML file organises the codes, you will be able to resize blocks. Find the block you want to resize, (it is advised the block to be the most recent one, so you can find it easily at the end of the file) and in it's code, you should be able to see this: <Scale x="1" y="1" z="1" />. In order to resize the block you will type the value you want in X,Y,Z. Remember that X,Y,Z are the 3 basic axis. You have to understand how the axis work in order to resize blocks with precision. If you get used to it, it will become easy. :)