EXOFLAME...?

[rare coral]

https://discord.com/channels/244934352092397568/1492895733836153012

[agile meteor]

imagine seeing someone sprint towards you riding that thing T-T

[glad creek]

lol

[grizzled pumice]

alright, I (for the most part) figured out most of the quad-walker thing, time for my last question

So how is the foot that is attached to the further out bearing sitting at an angle?

[ripe idol]

Im pretty sure the phys bearing was wrenched into that orientation

[grizzled pumice]

so, I get that but how is the foot at a 45 degree angle? like, the shaft parts. I figured out everything besides that foot being angled, and how potato offset the starting angle of the bearings

[ripe idol]

it can move up and down so it will be at a different angle when its down and when its up

[grizzled pumice]

ok, how do I do this? I only know about rotating the bearings after assembly

this is what I have

it is in motion in the screenshot

[ripe idol]

you assemble the last leg segment with the phys bearing facing to the front or back relative to the mech body so it can rotate up/down, then you wrench the phys bearing around

[ripe idol]

yeah, the last bearings are facing the right way

[grizzled pumice]

I thought so, but I don't know how they rotated the feet after that point, without them ending up at different angles

thats all the rotational stuff not on it

[loud topaz]

schem?

[jolly bobcat]

@gritty parrot

[gritty parrot]

Tiny ass mech

[gritty parrot]

I can do smth similar for YouTube if you want me to

[jolly bobcat]

yea

[grizzled pumice]

2 questions I have. 1. Is the wiggle caused by this design what allows it to move forwards instead of slipping on the ground, I assume the gyro also helps. 2. Was this thing able to turn at all?

Also, almost ready to show off what I have made using your blueprint

[glad creek]

Turning is performed using the thrusters.

[glad creek]

as for the first question, yes

[grizzled pumice]

so here's a sneak peek of what the unfinished product looks like, I dont have a gyro yet cuz I don't know how they work, it is heavy on the backside, and I still don't completely understand how to get the feet to move as I walk

might not even need a gyro