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Step 0: Make sure your GAME.DAT is extracted Step 1: Make Burnard playable by copying BURNARD.CD into any playable minifig's folder and rename it to that minifig's name Step 2: Be Burnard Step 3: Spawn an articulated truck or articulated digger and get in Step 4: Crash Step 5: Sit back and enjoy the show Make note that if you try this your game might freeze.

Now in video form!

I've never posted on these forums... I've been lurking for two years now and I enjoy reading everthing. I think you people like this: I am remaking Lego Racers. First person... With advanced llighting. Let me know what you think... (PS i know that is not the model of the game.)

I hope you don't mind me adapting your LXF - your LXF rendition was amazing! Reps to you OP!!! *bows*. The images I posted were built by the designers of the film. I am now replicating in LDD, before sourcing parts to build the real thing for myself. Scissors have been worked out! Next - the pen! I'm most of the way there now and will post up the LXF when it's complete. It's the pen which is now bugging me! MEGA frustrating!

Source: CM4Sci (via Eurobricks Forums)

Why, majhost? Why?

I made this tiny mod that replaces the Wagon wheels with re-textured wheels from Baron von Barron's car, making it look a bit like a monster truck. I mostly just copied the data straight from BVB's car files in piecedb into the ones from the wagon (DA). I hope I didn't forget to include any file in the mod so if you try it and it doesn't work, please let me know. Screenshots: Download link: monster wheels.rar Edit: I just realized the thing in the back of Joan of Cart's car is a stake because Joan of Arc was burned at a stake.

A music from the RR2 game (which isn't gonna happen anytime soon)? Enjoy! FINALLY IT EMBEDDED! Listen on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/officialshadowblaze/shadowblaze-the-core

Oh, those pics are from the designer? Neat! I looked it up and, for anyone who is curious, they were from here. Good luck recreating the model, chiunafish.

Try the following steps; 1. Launch "Rock Raiders (TM)" 2. Change to "RGB Emulation" 3. Launch the game 4. It might work, if it doesn't then let me know.

Unreal 4 has full support for OBJs. The issue is that the file format lacks itself support for some of the nice safety features that FBX includes. If you screw up and export it with an FBX, generally you'll be okay (but his screenshot indicates significant issues that go beyond the file format). If you screw up and export it with an OBJ, those errors will become more obvious. I prefer to export with OBJ when I'm testing meshes since it's quicker, but I switch to FBX for the final import and I use the guides in the documentation to double-check everything. I'm willing to go along with Skanibani if he thinks he's got this (for now), but I'm going to continue being critical and post any relevant, helpful links I have so that this project can be successful, providing that he's got the effort and isn't going to cheat on it.

@Wognif; That isn't how fads work. On the other hand, if I was to make my own JJ avatar, the ship might get sailing... but even then it wouldn't be as much as a big hit because the foundation is weak. We'd sink before we hit land.

Are you, sir Wognif, implying to begin 'Impersonate JJ Day 2015"?

absolutely beautiful

Posting these for Krysto as he's not signed up on the forums. He made some torso textures - Blacktron, Flex (2004), Hydronauts, Ice Planet 2002, and Insectoids. The download includes TEX/DDS textures all ready to go, plus the vectors he made that they're derived from. If anybody has more vector requests, references for back prints, custom or otherwise, feel free to ask him. http://oresome.rockraidersunited.com/download/272

Ayliffe: http://images.brickset.com/sets/images/41100-1.jpg Ben24x7: Such Girly Ayliffe: granted this is the stupidest plane ever, but still Ben24x7: Ayliffe: proves my point look at that back wing LOOK AT IT Ben24x7: ITS SOO TINY Tcm0: or the cockpit Ayliffe: IT WILL NOT FLY LIKE THAT Ben24x7: Ayliffe: BUT ITS NOT PINK THOUGH Tcm0: well bright blue and pink stickers Ben24x7: At least this is (probably) the first proper LEGO set to have a metal detector Metal detector? Sorry Ayliffe: good luck with that metal detector with her Ben24x7: Airport Security, somewhat Ayliffe: SOLID GOLD SUITCASE Ben24x7: WE'RE KEEPING THIS FOR FURTHER INSPECTION, MISS Ayliffe: WHY IS IT GOLD Ben24x7: BECAUSE THESE STUPID GIRLS ARE RUDDY RICH RICH Ayliffe: I'm sorry miss, we can't let you on this plane because your SOLID GOLD HANDBAG is literally too heavy for the plane Ben24x7: Ayliffe: let's put your bag through the scanner and see what it has in it Ben24x7: We also think you stole it from a nearby bank, so we are putting you under arrest Ayliffe: it has: Ben24x7: DYNAMITE Ayliffe: GOLD GOLD MORE GOLD GOLD Ben24x7: AND A BOMB YOU TERRORIST Ayliffe: LITERALLY GOLD AND A GOLDEN GUN

Hi everyone, I recently looked into the RRU-Wiki and saw that the BLX-Format is still unkown, so I decided to share my knowledge with you. It contains 16*16 Images for the *.map file with the same name. One Images for each possible tileid. I guess they were used for the editor. I figured out the format by examining it with a hexeditor. All values are encoded in Little Endian. Header: "BLX " (4 Bytes, note the Space) Number of Images (4 Bytes) Width (4 Bytes) Height (4 Bytes) Unkown (4 Bytes, I guess this is some kind of Id for for Format, for example 11 for the surface map) Unkown (4 Bytes, I guess this is the file version) Images (BGR565) If you don't want to encode the files yourself, I attached some samples + testprogram + source code (PureBasic, should work with demo). The Testprogram converts all *.blx files in the same directoy to *.png. Emrg: Dugg: Cror: Surf Tuto: Fall: Erod: High Download Program+Source

This tutorial assumes you've already looked up my previous guide to making custom models spawn naturally, and have taken a look in STUFF/TERRAFORM/CELLTYPES.txt. If you haven't yet looked at my guide to making custom models naturally spawn, here's the link: http://www.rockraidersunited.com/topic/6621-getting-custom-models-to-naturally-spawn/ In order to make a custom BIOME, you must first make a custom THEME. Go to STUFF/TERRAFORM/THEMES and pick a theme to use as a template. I just used CANDYTHEME for when I experimented. The file should generally look something like this: DayTimeAmbienceTrack = 'Amb_Forest_Day' NightTimeAmbienceTrack = 'Amb_Forest_Night' Characters { AddCharacter = "Skeleton" Weight = 1.0 EndCharacter } Props { Density = 0.01 StartProp = "Functional/TreasureChestSmall" Weight = 0.005 EndProp } Not showing the TerrainLandscape bit as that was covered in my previous guide. This is where my previous tutorial comes in handy. Pick what characters and props you want to spawn and what models, and save it (in ALL CAPS). For this example, I named the file INFOTHEME.txt. Now, go to STUFF/TERRAFORM/THEMES/INDEX.txt and add it to the index. InfoTheme.txt 40 Not exactly sure what the purpose of having a number by the filename is, but just to be safe, put a number beside it. Now, we have make the biome. Go to STUFF/TERRAFORM/BIOMES/DEFINITIONS and pick the biome to use as template. Again, I used CANDYLAND for the experiment. It generally looks something similar to this. Reference the theme you made where it says: DefaultTheme "InfoTheme" 1.0 Lines like AddBrickType = #LegoBrick_Solid_BrightRed are where you define a material by its name in CELLTYPES.txt Save your in the same way you did the theme, except with a different name. (such as INFOLAND.txt) Add it into STUFF/TERRAFORM/BIOMES/DEFINITIONS/INDEX.txt. No numbers this time. Then, go to STUFF/TERRAFORM/BIOMES/GROUPS/NORMAL.txt Add in the following lines AddBiome { Type = "InfoLand" //name of the biome Weight = 0.9 //chance of biome spawning } Save it, and make a new world, find your biome, and you're done! Here's an example of what it might look like in-game: