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---Barony for the first time! Featuring: RobExplorien Drill Master (aka JALTheComposer) Someswedish Me (although I forgot to record my microphone this round. ) Deeply sorry about the lack of microphone! I'll try not to do that again. That probably downgraded the video quality [not visual] by 50% (that high of a percent because the video is from my POV) Okay, so you may notice there are invisible doors and things. This is due to me playing with someone who is hosting all the way across the world with an average internet connection. Whenever RobExplorian hosts, we do not get these bugs. I put this under community and didn't put Barony in the title in case more videos get uploaded here, I do have hours recorded of our (same cast) Terraria sessions after all [with my voice recorded those times!]. This topic is also not exclusively meant for just me to post videos in either.

I just bought some Shop at Home catalogs online. A '94, two '95s, a '96, and a '97. The 1996 catalog is the summer one that has pages missing from Pereki's copy, but I'm fairly certain they're just duplo pages. I bought them hoping for character bios. I don't think there are any, (There are a few in the 1996 issues, so its possible) but since there is almost zero information about the Shop at Home catalogs online, I figured someone had to buy them to see. My two favorite Lego lines ran in 1995 which is why I'm willing to waste a few bucks on the off chance I get a two sentence bio on one of the minfigs.

I had a look into the xbf files from the game LEGO Stunt Rally. They contain 3D data. Here is a small peek at my current results. A track part: A building: A pickup: And two cars from the workshop (I think they are unexpected detailed): More to come (The orange is the goal).

I tried to make mods "natively" using different tools and so on (I should say thanks to Xiron for his tutorials ). However, it was a bit long and tangled process because of too much diff programs and files transitions. I decided to make a single tool which will allow you to organize every file and folder in mod root folder, to work with them parallel and to push everything using one little command. After some tests (Thanks to Ayliffe and Xiron), app became stable. Racetrack Racetrack is cross-platform and fast LR2 modding toolkit that presents to you a set of tools, such as automatic converters, mod root folder scanning, files scanning, storing all mod resources at centralized folder, switching between this folders and so on. Another words, it organizes LR2 modding. What you can do? Just submit models, textures and sounds in any format (Except models) and relax. See mod status, backup both mod and game data and push everything to the game. How it works? When you're creating new mod folder, RT copies all game data folders (without files) to it and turning this into a repository (RT uses LibGit2Sharp to track it), then waiting for files input and store them in this folder. When you finished filling your mod with game resources and submitting "push" cmd, RT copies everything from mod root folder and moving copied stuff to game data. You can switch between any mod folders, just make sure that it has game data folders. What I need to submit files? Nothing, except images (.JPG, .TGA, etc) or mono sounds (.AIFF, .MP3, etc) and models (I'm working on them, but now you have to get model with the same extension as in LR2 game data). RT will convert them to either LR2 sound or LR2 image if they has extension other than .MIP and .AIF. How to get it? First of all, make sure you have .NET Framework 4.0 or higher installed at your computer. If you already have it, then just download an archive and extract somewhere. After doing that laucnh an executable (Racetrack.exe) and enjoy modding. Can I participate? Only by suggesting any features RT hasn't at the moment. Source code is going to be open-source, but a bit later because I'm working on its performance and optimization. Well, it's my first tool and I believe it's useful.

Oh, hello Jar Jar... Not sure how this happened. Not sure what this guy is doing either... AGH! UNDEAD JAR JAR! Johnny Thunder to the rescue! Hooray! And so, Johnny Thunder claims his prize.

Neat! I'll add it to my watch list and check it out later, great idea for a video. If you guys ever have room for one more player, I wouldn't mind joining in one of your sessions, and I have a mic too.

Coming soon to DVD, Blu-Ray, 3D Blu-Ray, Netflix, and other instant streaming services: Permanently Killing Jar Jar Binks: The Movie.

And here we go. This is gonna be fun. Odd Rock Raiders comic...