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I should have an update with screenshots tomorrow, I've been having problems with the graphics today (they seem to get a bit pixelated around the edges when I increase the resolution), so hopefully I can get them fixed tomorrow...

Yes, maybe... The closest one we've got is this>

I agree, and if there's one other piece of advice I could give to anyone starting a MOC, it would be to build for yourself first, build for others second - because there's no point building something you won't enjoy.

Miniform - A game about a minifigure that got lost on a very strange construction site... Latest version: https://bricksafe.com/files/mocbuild101/my-games/miniform/Miniform_v0.0.7.0.exe Previous version: https://bricksafe.com/files/mocbuild101/my-games/miniform/Miniform_v0.0.6.0.exe Controls: Left = player moves left. Right = player moves right. Space = player jumps. Down = player sits down. Backspace = pause game. Escape = quit game. R = restart level. Main programs I'm using: MLCad - for creating the models used in the game. GIMP - for graphics editing and converting. GDevelop - the main game engine and compiler. (though I think I might change to Unity) Things to add in future updates: A proper level. Game start/exit screens. Adjustable game controls. More types of bricks. (slopes, etc.) Background music. Have fun! Update history:

Cool! I'm amazed by how far it can get up the largest ramp (at 1:19 and 2:21) - it almost seems to defy gravity!

Oh yeah, I forgot about that...

Just download the app and try it - it will still work (or tell you what doesn't) without connecting to a SBrick. One thing to check (on the app) is whether your phone has "clinometer" (gyro) compatibility.

Nice, I do agree with @I_Igor that it would be better with red rims, but I think green looks good too. So am I...

I never though a boat could be made into a helicopter... Nice work!

Clean, simple, great looking... Just perfect!

That's much better! I most like the "expedition" version Yeah, maybe...

Welcome to Eurobricks @Emsis! It is a finger-puppet figure: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?id=17099#T=S&O={"iconly":0}

Nice, the way you built the suspension is clever... One suggestion I have, is to maybe put some of these > on the front as a grille?

Wow, I haven't checked this topic for a while, and I'm amazed by how much you've done! (and how cool it looks ) I agree with @Permo, I don't really like the white roof, though I'm also not really sure what color would work... BTW, I prefer "Greyhound"

That's one very long battery...

Unfortunately all of those parts are non-Lego, as are a few of the other parts I can see... I wouldn't buy it - as there's most likely going to be a lot more non-Lego...

That's very useful if you want to build a camera into a MOC, I'm interested in seeing the quality of the video though, as I normally woudn't expect such a cheap (and tiny!) camera to be very good...

Agreed, unless you need the money, you should keep it, as you'll almost certainly regret it at some point...

That's the same way I would have done it - splitting the power before it gets to the thin wires of the Lego cables

+1

There are a few advantages to using this kind of setup... Can use multiple SBricks on one battery. Can have multiple LiPo batteries to switch over. Battery can be placed separately to SBricks. I am wondering what your "creation" that needs 11v is though...

It may be the batteries in the remote, sometimes when the batteries are weak, and you move it fast, it doesn't respond immediately.

Nice, I don't really like the strange angle of the panel on the side, and the cabin could have been a bit closer to the boom, but otherwise it's really quite good! Good work

Sorry for the double post, but this is just plain weird... I got a notification that said "commented on HELP!!!" (no mention of the members name), and when I clicked it, it went to a completely unrelated topic, that I've never even looked at! (Lego Ninjago 2018) I don't know if this is related to the above problem, but I think it's a bit strange...

Welcome to Eurobricks @phil9546! To make the programs repeat, just put both of them in loop blocks