v12 -> v13 Vortex

[Space Guy]

If it has a flat top and bottom it's no longer a cylinder.

You could have that brick, a brick with a stud on the bottom that is rounded and attached to the top (like the 1x1F Print Brick) and then another that attaches to the bottom. Then you can have piping that goes along a ceiling or on a floor - attaches right with studs/Blockland logic and appears rounded.

[Ad Bot]

[.::Taboo::.]

Someone make a goddamn .BLB tut.
But make it understandable to only those with brains, so as to avoid the problem with having a .BLB converter.

[Ephialtes]

But make it understandable to only those with brains, so as to avoid the problem with having a .BLB converter.

Anyone with brains has already worked out how to make BLBs so this is pretty redundant.

[Jaydee]

Someone make a goddamn .BLB tut.
But make it understandable to only those with brains, so as to avoid the problem with having a .BLB converter.

I believe everyone who went discovering how it worked had trial and error. It is then everyone's effort to find out how it works on their own. You can ask, anyway, on some parts that you don't really understand. But it depends on the person you will ask for help.

[Tophius]

Someone make a goddamn .BLB tut.
But make it understandable to only those with brains, so as to avoid the problem with having a .BLB converter.

I recommend you look at this.

[Tingalz]

I recommend you look at this.

Wow, that helps. Thanks.

[Tom]

I recommend you look at this.

I figured it out myself with trail and error but there was a tutorial already D:

[Tophius]

I figured it out myself with trail and error but there was a tutorial already D:

It isn't that hard to search for 'blb'. 

[.::Taboo::.]

I recommend you look at this.

Thanks.
:D

inb4roosterbricks

[chrisbot6]

No, really? Thanks for posting what's to the left of all my posts.

The first time i saw it, i thought it was 2 black boxes.

[Marcem]

Someone make a goddamn .BLB tut.

Yes. 

[RBow]

Yes. 

Agreed :)

[Muffinmix]

I figured it out myself with trail and error but there was a tutorial already D:

You learn allot better through trial and error anyways. This is one of those things you can't get a good grasp of without trying everything first.

If someone did make an excruciatingly complex tutorial with pretty pictures and fancy lining all the people complaining for a tutorial would still do absolutely nothing.

Edit:

You could have that brick, a brick with a stud on the bottom that is rounded and attached to the top (like the 1x1F Print Brick) and then another that attaches to the bottom. Then you can have piping that goes along a ceiling or on a floor - attaches right with studs/Blockland logic and appears rounded.

I thought of this too, I've never gotten around to trying it though.

[Tom]

I would love bricks to make pipes. I just haven't figured out how to do normals for rounded bricks yet.

[Muffinmix]

I would love bricks to make pipes. I just haven't figured out how to do normals for rounded bricks yet.

Check out the normals on any bricks that have "smooth shaded" quads. These quads won't have the same normals for all coordinates like your typical Flat Shaded quad.