oracid

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  1. Excellent work ! Too bad Softimage is not free and that his death was announced, as far that I have understood: http://www.autodesk.com/products/softimage/overview
  2. For me, the Lego pieces are a means, not an end. Excellent!
  3. Great ! Why do you not use the big gear, http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?P=x784#T=C
  4. Here's a great achievement! Congratulations. I guess you did not had 4 large wheels available.
  5. I do not know this film, the rover looks interesting, but as you can see from this image, the three wheels are not in contact. Thank you to all.
  6. I think there is no problem, but I do not want to clean up after ... Thank you everybody for your support.
  7. Glad to see you here. You use Softimage software, pity he is not free. Can you tell us more about your library Lego pieces? Thank you.
  8. Nowadays, you can not start making a walker ignoring Theo Jansen's work.
  9. Thank you so much ! I have looked at your videos in YouTube, very good, thanks again.
  10. I presume that this micromotor goes at the center of the machine you showed us at the beginning of this topic. Off topic, can you tell us what glue do you use? I would appreciate a link address.
  11. Thank you, very interesting! Can you tell me what software do you use for your vidéo animations.
  12. I'm sitting on my sofa, beer in hand, waiting for more ...
  13. Can you show us what you are talking about ?
  14. Awesome ! Too bad this camera is so expensive.
  15. Oh yes, I am following this topic, I did not do the link. I am looking forward to the result !
  16. Very great ! Sorry for the off topic, Can you tell me what is your animation software?
  17. I am excited to see what you're doing.
  18. This seems important to me and I am very much interested, but could you tell us more about your goal?
  19. So good ! I was wondering. Is this a copy of an existing industrial process or is it in your design?
  20. Yes, on Mars, maybe it would be nice ...but on Earth, I tried several things like this and it was not very effective, but I study a new principle that I hope you will appreciate, I will come back on this problem. it's a shame that Lego does not make a very big wheel. For robotics, I think Lego should consider a larger scale. I think your point is very important. This bridge-like structure is at the root of the rigidity of the rover.Perhaps you've noticed that I had already used for Porcupine, http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=110044&hl=porcupine
  21. @PROlego. I understand what you mean now. Don't forget that the main thing is to have enough grip to the ground. I am not shure this piece help much instead of silicone tube. The 1/2 bush are here, not to grip, but to allow sided rotation. This because silicone grip to much and prohibits sided rotation. To understand what I mean, please look at this http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:638687 Thank you WINNER for explanation. @DrJB. Yes, of course, the shock absorbers work very well as you can see in the video. Thank you everybody.