Honestly, I hate vacuum missiles. And in the community I play in, they're quite culturally unpopular.

@@yekt-yayekt i hate them too only ones that used them were workshop mains crying that their new plane from steam workshop has no missles so they just smashed them and they werent even switching off the vacum so most times it killed half the server

I need to do a video on a better AAM, or atleast a video with variable sensor head angle. Maybe in the future also PN missiles. But kind of busy irl rn.

Colliderscope

Sorry for replying this late, but I don't believe such capabilities are possible in Besiege currently. The most effective tracking radars aren't very effective at all.

Use no-bounds mod or edit the .bsg file.

The piston's "pink" connection sphere (assuming you are using colliderscope) should be the one that attaches to the ballast (assuming you are talking about the ballast which holds the cannon). To make it reach, turn on advanced building (which is under the cog menu) and use the translation tool (the one with 4 arrows) to move the ballast into the range of the spheres. Scale the blocks accordingly so that they fit.

@@yekt-yayekt also you gotta flip the piston by pressing F

I think smooth surface is better and this is corroborated by other people's testing. But I haven't done any conclusive testing so I cannot say much on the matter. As in regards to the video, I just chose barrels randomly, not for the fact that they are superior in performance.

@@yekt-yayekt I havent play much recently, but barrels might be better actually. Smooth surface feels so non-linear

It uses a block that is attached to the intangible machine which always faces the intangible machine due to tension in a rope. This system no longer functions as an update broke it.

Hi, I could certainly collect some examples and demonstrate them. But that might take a while because I'm slightly busy at the moment (irl) and that I'm not the most knowledgeable person on this subject since I mostly use torsion bars or simple spring/bending-mechanism based suspensions.

I think so too!

Colliderscope, it's a mod. Make sure to have UI Factory installed.

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In the upper right corner there is a gear where you can open settings with a category called visuals. I only have two buttons on it, which are cluster and skins, but others have more settings, such as the hitbox, which many people use. And I don't know if it's a mod or what, but I can't find any information about it.

No, you just turn on advanced building (it is one of the four buttons under the cog menu at the top right) and you can get the block.

Привет, я не говорю по-русски, я использую переводчик, чтобы написать это сообщение, извините, если есть грамматические проблемы. Что касается "гусениц из капканов", я экспериментировал, но не делал никаких разработок для этого. Что касается вашего второго вопроса, то в Besiege я играю в пвп в мультиплеере.

​@@yekt-yayektoh, I'm sorry, because you build "shilka" and "vityaz" at first time I think that you russian language player, I'm sorry. Anyway, you machines have some amazing technical parts, i like it! I recommended you to try jaw-tracks, it's doesn't have so powerful connection like spin-tracks, but have so comfortable collision and looks like real tracks even without plates or etc.

Thanks, if you want, you can dissect the workshop file. The basic idea of spin block treads is just that they're slightly angled so they can attach to each other (because compared to hinges their connection trigger is in the center). Although the rotation may seem bad, but the few degrees (compared to the zero angling of hinges) is actually okay and enables them to function, perhaps even better than hinges.

Ironically, this is tech is one of the less magical concepts. It is just a peg in a hole.