Author Topic: Things that Badspot should add to Blockland <POST HERE!!>  (Read 2811 times)


Also, an option for when you build, the camera focuses on the ghost brick. If you press the jet button, the camra focuses on the player again.

Anyone know if he will be accepting saves for V13?





This is pure speculation... but still.

Perhaps Badspot allows us to download and install the Add-Ons we want because he does not want to needlessly take up "datablocks" (whatever those are, there is a limit, I know that) so that we can use the remaining ones left over from the defaults as we please.

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 "datablocks" (whatever those are, there is a limit, I know that) -snip-
an example or a data block would be the default gun. now if something overwrites the data blcok, its lok changes. thats all. exaple. if you download the f92 pistol. its just the default gun, but with a different "skin" if i may

/clearotherbricks. Clears all bricks except yours.

Also, an option for when you build, the camera focuses on the ghost brick. If you press the jet button, the camra focuses on the player again.

Its called First Person

Its called First Person

I believe he means that the camera locks on the brick without you having to move.

Badspot doesn't care about this freaking topic.  :panda:  :panda:  :panda:

Badspot doesn't care about this freaking topic.  :panda:  :panda:  :panda:
Of course he doesn't, because he isn't going to even consider a terrible suggestions list. So far this is whats suggested:

  • Stupid mods like destructo gun, IGSO and multitool.
  • RTB, which never was included with Blockland and users will be recommended 24/7 to get.
  • Some sort of decent ideas compared to the first one but not necessary.


I'd love to just leave the game as it is and let Badspot keep pumping out glorious updates as he did with v9 and v11.

this is why we have an add-ons system, guys



so badspot can only deal with game-breaking updates, and we normal players can make the smaller things like toolguns and stuff

if only torquescript was even more flexible