Walker Prototype

@Ian_Yashima if you scale them up their spring forces become stronger, so something you can do is scale them up and tinker scale them down

@Pedro
thank you dev ;)
btw can you devs strengthen the rotators and the piston?

In SR2 you can use animation curves to easily remap the FT output, which can be really useful for input control. Linking various parts together is also relatively simple, here you can find some additional info on the topic

Scott Cawthon（幻视

Take this craft for example, it works perfectly in sr2 just like real life

@DrooMulticompany walkers should work fine in sr2, motobikes can also work,

@plane918273645 because SR2 isn’t like reality. The ground doesn’t work that way. Also, physics in SR2 is different: light speed isn’t the limit. Also, haven’t you noticed that true motorcycles don’t exist in SR2?

@Nico412 your 100% right

very nice

@jusa122
in fact these codes still need custom adjustments if you want them truly function, so do the massScale of parts.
btw I think SR2's gyroscope is not so user-friendly as SP's.

I got that he walked a little by placing a very strong gyroscope in the center of mass of the robot. To avoid rolling there is a stability multiplier function. but after of all that continues to malfunction. and that's more of the same game and the friction that makes the pieces on the ground, especially if the piece moves very fast

I had a lot of problems with that while building my wick and the best thing I found is that of slow and long steps.

Oh.... if and that rotators are horribly fragile

@Ian_Yashima (i didnt say it wasnt hard for me) lel but im sure there is alot of documentation out there on the stabilisation us humans do

@plane918273645
I am not a professional robot researcher, I am just a sandbox gamer studying urban planing, so I choose the easiest way to get what I visually want.
as for boston dynamics' technologies, I'm not sure whether vizzy or my PC is powerful enough to handle them, at least I am not powerful enough to lol.
if you think that's not difficult for you, welcome to have a try, I also want to see the possibility of this game.
;)

@Ian_Yashima humans dont use gyros... and the robot from boston dynamics doesnt have one, i see no reason why a gyro MUSt be used, it just makes it easier

@plane918273645
as said in the description, I just want to share the codes, so it's not really walking. but one of my friends has already started to adjust it.
btw, I personally think that gyroscopes are necessary for walkers to balance themselves in this game, or something far more complex such as RCS nozzles or sensors should be used.

cool but it doesnt work, try making one without a gyroscope

@Ian_Yashima great engineering, glad you want to help us develop our ms

@Carlosvnsx
you may need this
;)

@Ian_Yashima
ah.........for me yes.... xddddd

@jusa122
sin and cos are not so hard, are they?
;)

trigonometric functions? we are builders, not mathematical geniuses xD

but very good concept