1
Help / Re: ۩۩ Update Your Drivers ۩۩
« on: May 28, 2008, 12:41:39 AM »Quote from: Badspot
Kids: Don't ask your parents, just try it when they're not home.
I lul'd. Ha... classic...
Show Posts
This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.
Pages: [1] 2
I lul'd. Ha... classic...
4
General Discussion / Re: You know you've played blockland too much when...
« on: May 25, 2008, 08:46:11 PM »
When drawing diagrams in math class, you draw studs on the top of them.
5
Help / Re: Macros
« on: April 13, 2008, 05:30:26 PM »Anyone know Lego Creator for PC? pretty lame BUT you can save individual builds, which is a good idea.
Yeah there were a few useful features that blockland should have... too bad I lost it... and it probably won't work on an XP anymore...
6
Help / Re: Help Fixing 3 Small but Annoying Problems
« on: April 13, 2008, 05:26:45 PM »
okay well thanks guys. If anyone's got anything to add, thanks x 2.
7
Help / Re: Help Fixing 3 Small but Annoying Problems
« on: April 12, 2008, 11:56:17 AM »
Anyone wanna give me the title pic? Problem 2? Is it even possible? Do I have to make my own? Replies plz.
8
Help / Re: Help Fixing 3 Small but Annoying Problems
« on: April 09, 2008, 04:20:19 PM »
So if i have a slow processor and a high-end graphics card, performance still won't be much better. Is that what you're trying to say, Bloopy?
9
Suggestions & Requests / Re: Buildable Cars? Who'da thunk it?
« on: April 07, 2008, 04:23:23 PM »
I was thinking that any bricks attached to the wheel(s) would have to have physics applied to them. I suppose it wouldn't be really hard because you already have the model of the brick; then again I don't know anything about scripting and physics and such. Also, there'd have to be some option to enable your built vehicle to turn from a set of bricks into a car with physics and vice versa, because if the wheel brick were a vehicle, it'd be hard to align the wheels to fit a platform for the floor of the car.
As for the set vehicle paths, I think the "remote control" add-on would be a start, combined with some kind of motion recording... uh... script...? add on...?
I don't know where this idea will lead you guys (or even if it leads you at all), and whether you think its stupid or not. Btw thanks to Tri, Packer, Tails, and Anti-Cop for actuallly considering that the idea has any hint of possibility and for not flaming. :)
As for the set vehicle paths, I think the "remote control" add-on would be a start, combined with some kind of motion recording... uh... script...? add on...?
I don't know where this idea will lead you guys (or even if it leads you at all), and whether you think its stupid or not. Btw thanks to Tri, Packer, Tails, and Anti-Cop for actuallly considering that the idea has any hint of possibility and for not flaming. :)
10
Suggestions & Requests / Re: Buildable Cars? Who'da thunk it?
« on: April 06, 2008, 07:28:14 PM »already been discussed. you need engine changes to build a vehicle. just make one in ms3d. we dont want floaty briks. GTFO
Who'da thunk it?
About ten people before you, including myself.
Actually, I'd say at least 100, if not 500 or 1000.Well guys, forgive me for not wasting 30 minutes of my time going through the suggestion forum and making sure no one has talked about it before. Â Just tryin to think of some ideas to make Blockland better. Â No need to reply like I'm an ass hole noob either.
Just did a search for any topics or posts matching any of the words "cars" "you" "can" or "build" in the Suggestions and Requests Forum and its Archive. Found 4 people who had any trace of what I was thinking. 1000? ... no. 500? ... no. 100? ... no. 10? ... still no.
11
Suggestions & Requests / Buildable Cars? Who'da thunk it?
« on: April 06, 2008, 04:06:13 PM »
While browsing through my earlier computer games from about 6 or 7 years ago, I found a game similar to Blockland called Lego Creator. This game was THE stuff when I got it, and it has a few features I liked. Maybe put some of these in v9. Feel free to rate these ideas, but no flaming plz.
1. It had a set of different wheels that you could attatch to anything and make a vehicle, and a set of jets that you could make any plane or helicopter with. Simply put three of four wheels and a chair on any brick, and you're good to go. There was also an antenna that you could put on any vehicle and make it remote-controllable. I think it would be awesome if Blockland could incorperate this "build your own vehicles" concept into live gameplay.
2. With a press of a button, you could select an individual brick or the whole group of bricks it was touching and move them, copy them, change their color or properties, or delete them.
3. You could easily set a path that a vehicle would travel automatically. You could also choose for the vehicle to follow the roads that you built. This concept could also be applied to people; you could set a path for them to walk.Â
4. You could place a brick anywhere you wanted as long as it wasn't intersecting any terrain. Even in the air.
Tell me what you think about these ideas and whether or not you think they can be put into v9.
1. It had a set of different wheels that you could attatch to anything and make a vehicle, and a set of jets that you could make any plane or helicopter with. Simply put three of four wheels and a chair on any brick, and you're good to go. There was also an antenna that you could put on any vehicle and make it remote-controllable. I think it would be awesome if Blockland could incorperate this "build your own vehicles" concept into live gameplay.
2. With a press of a button, you could select an individual brick or the whole group of bricks it was touching and move them, copy them, change their color or properties, or delete them.
3. You could easily set a path that a vehicle would travel automatically. You could also choose for the vehicle to follow the roads that you built. This concept could also be applied to people; you could set a path for them to walk.Â
4. You could place a brick anywhere you wanted as long as it wasn't intersecting any terrain. Even in the air.
Tell me what you think about these ideas and whether or not you think they can be put into v9.
12
Help / Re: Help Fixing 3 Small but Annoying Problems
« on: April 06, 2008, 03:22:31 PM »
Can someone give me the the BLOCKLAND pic from problem 1?
13
Help / Re: Help Fixing 3 Small but Annoying Problems
« on: April 05, 2008, 06:13:05 PM »There's no point in getting a cutting edge graphics when all he wants to do is play Blockland. Untill you get a new computer I would get a Geforce 6600 its $44 and can play anything up to Half-Life 2 but phails at anything newer.Well I mean I'd really like playing other games... more specifically Gmod, HL Series, Tribes Vengeance, and maybe WoW. Now about the RAM mentioned earlier by Gen. Nick. I know you can buy 2Gb for about $40 and just plug it into you computer, but can I access the programs on my RAM and clean it up a little? Btw thanks for all your guys' help
14
Suggestions & Requests / Re: football
« on: April 02, 2008, 06:17:06 PM »
I'm sure skywalker is thinking, "Waht ar thes poepple tlakin abut al i wantd was a futbal tht u thro leik a sper............. 
" lulz
" lulz
15
Suggestions & Requests / 5x blocks and antennas
« on: April 02, 2008, 06:07:50 PM »
I was thinking, which I do a lot, that it's about time that Blockland has a set of blocks that have a 5 stud length or width. It would help with building floors with stairs leading to them. The floors (for me anyway) always need to have a brick underneath them to make an even floor.Â
Also, Legos have a few antenna bricks that add a nice touch to buildings and... well... things that would need an antenna. Prison bars, even. There's a thin, round one about 5 units high, and a thinner, taller one about 10 units high with a small ball on the top end. Maybe just a totally cylindrical 1x1x1 piece, too.Â
Tell me what you think.
Also, Legos have a few antenna bricks that add a nice touch to buildings and... well... things that would need an antenna. Prison bars, even. There's a thin, round one about 5 units high, and a thinner, taller one about 10 units high with a small ball on the top end. Maybe just a totally cylindrical 1x1x1 piece, too.Â
Tell me what you think.
Pages: [1] 2