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http://youtu.be/6_v3SOREh6s Description copy-paste: What happen here? Well, to simply put it, when the two AI racers made contact with each other, it acts as if they made contact with the player. O.T. I'm surprised it took me over 10 years to find a not very well known bug in this game.

Here is everything you need to know about adding a new static object into the world: Mobile objects are practically the same principle, so use this for them as well. Tools needed: Hex Editor: http://mh-nexus.de/en/programs.php Coordinate Viewer: http://www.rockraidersunited.com/topic/5050-coordinate-viewer/ WRL Topic: http://www.rockraidersunited.com/topic/5176-all-about-wrls-everything-you-see-and-do-in-the-worlds-warning-large-post/

Ah, Comic Con, the Mecca pilgrimage of many a nerd. I've yet to go myself, but for the last few years, LEGO has been announcing new sets from here. Notable sets would include the DeLorean Time Machine, a bunch of Star Wars sets, and a handful of small exclusive-to-Comic-Con models and minifigures which can go for top dollar on the aftermarket. But yesterday, we got a first OFFICIAL look at a set that's been rumored for ages: The UCS Batman Tumbler. Yes, this sucker will have 1869 pieces, making it $200 USD while it's available in retail. The model features a fact sheet on the "real" vehicle, detailed interior, and... The Minifigs. We'll be getting a Batman minifig based more on Christian Bale's Batman, and an honest-to-God minifig incarnation of Heath Ledger's Joker. And it's about bloody time, too. The set will be ready for sale by September, and demand will likely be huge. Probably just for the Joker alone, but that's just my opinion. Sources: http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/movies/2014/07/20/lego-dark-knight-tumbler-toy-exclusive/12909645/

Because Shadowblaze asked for Orange-Dark Gray when he saw my red, and then I thought: Why not do a bunch of other colors? http://oresome.rockraidersunited.com/download/59 Character folder goes in: Game Data Images:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq4XlauEwfE

Well, most of the files people have submitted so far appear to use either "Zay-lacks" or "Zah-lacks". And, since Xiron asked. The X as a Z sound is fairly common in any version of English. US, Canadian, UK, Australian, or what have you. "Xavier" is often, (but not always) "Zay-vee-er", "Xylophone" is "Zie-low-fone", "Xeno" is "Zee-no" or "Zeh-no", etc, etc. (Also, one of the main reasons I'd suggest avoiding the hard X for Xalax, is that Ex-lax, pronounced "Ecks-lacks" is a laxative brand...)