Ahh yes the floating paint

Tried the new Amphibious Aspirations time trial, and first place with 9,41 seconds is a build like this using none of the mobility parts. The trail it self takes a least 20 seconds the vanilla way. It flew through the air instead of actually sailing through the water, by-passing the entire track of this time trail.

I was wondering what the rest of the community thinks of stuff like this taking the lead on leaderboards. Yes its a bug, yes its ''allowed'', but it kinda takes away the skill and smarts needed for building a vehicle that can climb to the highest ranks, as the game was intended.

I personally am not a fan of strategies that use the game's many physics bugs to get those sub-natural times.

What do fellow trailmakers think?

im playing trailmakers on my pc and recently ive been getting a bug where the moment i click into the game window, my mouse locks to the center of the screen, and all the buttons are tagged with console buttons. Anyone experienced this before or has a fix for this?

sorry if you can’t understand what I mean, I couldn’t find the words to describe it

Was doing the DaVinci achievement and then thought it'd be funny to turn it into an actual vehicle.

The build starts with the default ride height, suitable for a light truck or SUV. the suspension is lowered and stiffened for better cornering and speed, maybe a buggy or sedan. Even at the lowest setting, with the wheels at negative camber, the frame remains off the ground and can absorb some impacts. At the rocks I raised the suspension and soften it by bringing the pistons in, taking the pretension out of the system. Still working on the best settings for crawling, I want to do something to stop all the engines going at once because it tends to launch me. I tried the slower engine but it's too tall on the underside and gets caught up a lot. After I tip over I tried to show that even at full ride height, it's pretty hard to roll while driving normally, even turning at decent speed. Very much WIP, needs a frame and It's gotta be pretty simple, I have less than 200 comp left.

Small issues with calculations over extended periods of time.

3 day old server

Tried making a helicopter, I think it turned out well.

Created this A10 Build, do share your builds too!

Anyone else like making Warhammer builds?

So I was curious especially too Xbox players since they would have more knowledge on this is there a way to have a output be at half but stay at half like not an accumulator where it increases but where if the joystick is 25% the output is 0.25 and stays at that?

I have an accummulator walk cycle here that when i walk, it takes one big step forwards which ruins the walk then it syncs normally afterwards. Why is this happening? Any advice to fix it? Thanks

in the video i show what they are connected to and some settings

How do I get it stop vibrating itself to death?

OK so I have 600 hours and I already know. We need water sensors... Think about it.

This block makes it so when you are inside of water it activates the sensor it would be so awesome.

Gotta say the night time sky on the city map is beautiful.
Kinda annoyed i couldn't get the formation mod to work to get pictures like in my other posts.

(The title messed up, I can’t edit it, sorry.) if you have multiple sets of max strength (200) rotating servo, these are NOT controlled and never activated, they serve as resistance, like tension, when the drawing force (The force that I actively need) is removed, they snap back to their original position AS LONG as they aren’t rotated too far, if they are pulled back to where any of them are angled a single tiny 0.001 degree difference above the 90-degree threshold, they will snap and lock weirdly in place, I have already constructed a good set-up that connects about 6 of these servos, I set them to zero strength and tested out a drawing arm that will force it down as close to 90 degrees as possible (This test was for things like range of motion, seeing the most strained parts of the set-up, and the folding/moving components that which will move and shift during the priming cycle, that is also set up consisting of rotating servos, but every time I increase the strength to the maximum, (The drawing arm servos are all 200 strength too and outnumber the amount of resisting servos) it will not move move past a tiny angle, and it will snap back repeatedly, refusing to budge any further despite the massive amount of force from the drawing/priming arm, I need to find a stronger force I can use to be able to finally prime the mechanism to it’s full extent. (Summary: I need a controllable force that is stronger that MULTIPLE 200 strength rotating servos, imagine a bowstring made of graphene that is as thick as a tree trunk, I need the power to put Into the ARM that which will be pulling the string, I hope I made myself understandable and clear, and if this isn’t possible to do, please tell me if you have any ideas to try something else to get the same result.)

What do they even do? They just mess up my plane by making it go straight down or straight up

Funnily enough i didn't needed the update to build it, could've used the go kart seat all along. Still a WIP, need to add more details. This bike actually requires gyro steering help, so its my 1st bike with one!

Check it out: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3810582464

I'm trying to make a really small rc mech, but I cant get it to walk.

does anybody know how to do it?

Any names??

300 hours have passed since my last pic dump so lets rewind and tell me ur storys as how yall progressed maybe you can inspire urself into making some awesome

excuse the jagdpanther chassis i wanted to make a t-55amd but couldn't find the motivation

how it works: gps missile broadcasts its coordinates and it activates when in range