Author Topic: Making bricks (BLB files)  (Read 4534 times)

Is there any means of doing this now? I want to make custom bricks, i think i know how to do the code and such, but i don't know how to do BLB files. Anyone know? Have we obtained the technology to do this :D?

Computers will never get that advanced.   Gah my typewriters almost out of ink...

Edit a BLB.
At the top:
Studs, Studs, Plates.
X by Y by Z

Anyone know? Have we obtained the technology to do this :D?

No, you'll need a Temple of NOD and a NOD Tech Center in order to obtain that.

No, you'll need a Temple of NOD and a NOD Tech Center in order to obtain that.

Oh, crap ok. Thanks.

(:D)

just make the .blb file in notepad.

eg... a 1x1x3 brick is
Code: [Select]
1 1 3
BRICK

Making custom bricks on the other hand is significantly more difficult. anything other than a cubic form requires you to map each individual vertex for the polygon. For example, a 1x1 round brick has 505 lines of script.

I heard several rumors that v9 would have a bit more support for this kind of thing, but i have yet to hear about any of these improvements.

You no longer crash when you spawn on a server with a custom special that you don't have, but it just appears as a block.

You'd think someone could make a program to convert 3D meshes into BLB files.

You'd think someone could make a program to convert 3D meshes into BLB files.
oooooohhh that would rock..I came just thinking about it.

how can i convert a text file to a blb file?

oooooohhh that would rock..I came just thinking about it.

nerdgasam?

how can i convert a text file to a blb file?


you change the extension to .blb

There needs to be a program that changes .DTS into .BLB files. That would help soo much lol.

Does anyone know how the system works, when it comes to cordinates for something like a ramp brick?

There needs to be a program that changes .DTS into .BLB files. That would help soo much lol.

Does anyone know how the system works, when it comes to cordinates for something like a ramp brick?
the ramp brick is a DTS... :cookieMonster:

No. The ramp brick's collision model is a DTS. The actual brick you see is a BLB and different.