thanks guys, was really fun to make, some other guys had a laugh too, i was going to have a beefed up midget on the front operating the minigun and rotating the "propeller" but didn't really want to sacrifice more time.
@ hessiess
the design wasn't really meant to look completely functional, more a less a compilation of novice mechanics (the tape for instance
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but yeah as i mentioned, a midget was going to rotate it or pedal it somehow, on the front of the car, but time was running out. Lets just say the boxy thing on the top bolting it to the car has some sort of engine in it
Quote: "perhaps you could use it in FPSCX10?"
i could use it in the current fpsc, as a flying character. i could remove the minigun and put a firespot there so people can assign their own weapons
as you can tell from the video, the basic animations are done, so i could very well whack this thing into fpsc for a laugh
Quote: "If only I had your texturing skills, my work would be more adequate.
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all these comments on my texturing are very nice, but there is more ease to it than most think, i will try to record one of my texturing sessions when i have the time.
Quote: "Well it'll probably need a run up to fly and land, so I can why it needs to drive."
its one of those 'crazy driving games' where your driving most of the time and use special abilities at chances. the ability to fly could be a speed boost or merely a dodge action.
Quote: "And hey, don't be so ahead of your class that students start dropping out with a bad case of an inferiority complex"
lol
Quote: "I wonder, where did you get the idea from? Or was it just a random thought."
chavs
basically how the people i live around seem to think these old cars are amazing, and want to modify them to look even more boxy and stupid.
so i thought about applying crap modifications of novice engineering to a crap car.
no offense to anyone who thinks modding these sort of cars is a good use of money
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