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I got back on LEGO Island for the first time in a while, entered a race, and encountered this: I don't even remember making an edit that put that face on the door.

Well, I spent a bunch of time this week getting this blasted radio done and fixing all the issues I had with the holes in it (yes those black ovals aren't flat). I can say though that I have learned a few things this week from this. And now for the final view of the room: The ceiling is a bit dark, but that's mainly due to indecent lighting. The main things you may notice is that the door is a bit taller than it should be (although less studs than original) and the amount of studs on the blue walls between the wall map are much less as well, this is because I'm being more accurate then the game is itself and I'm not being as manipulative with the stud sizes. I'm glad to finally be moving on to a different room now. Criticism is still welcome.

Oh, so you mean 3D "LEGO"-like things like this?

he's there to see if your blue car is faster than a red car

ALL HAIL DOGFACE

HERE'S JOHNNY

Looks good Oh geez... I thought that the biggest abomination was mam abrikoilni. I was wrong!

v0.9.7.5 ------------------------------------------------------ Pick an OS, download and unzip anywhere. I recommend that you delete any previous version before unzipping. For Windows and Linux, the "data" folder needs to be in the same root folder as the executable ------------------------------------------------------ *WARNING*: Please remove or uninstall any existing version of the game prior to installing v0.9.7.5 What's New: Bug fixes Patcher implementation Added a brick-building system (click on the green brick base in the Information Center) Fixes for AI Fixes for pizza throwing Fixes for choppy audio (using the original game's monoaural audio) Added some more phrases to test lipsyncing Code optimization Added radio to all vehicles and the brick builder ------------------------------------------------------ Still to do: For v0.9.8: Continue working on NPCs and Pathfinding Switch between "Classic" and "Redux" controls (due to the way the terrain is set up, this will be put off for a later build) Fix more bugs More interiors For v1.0.0: Begin implementation of objectives/missions All 3D interiors Add animations and character rigging Add more character models to the island with animations Overall: Island model smoothing Downloads: WINDOWS :: MAC :: LINUX Visit our Discord channel for quick feedback or general information. Default Controls: E / Left Mouse Button: Interact F: Exit Vehicle G: Throw Pizza Z: Spin Trees Y: Unstick Q: Quit ESC / P: Pause/Resume SPACE: Jump W A S D : Move N: Nightmare Mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Common Troubleshooting: Game crashes frequently or textures aren't displayed properly on Windows: Try selecting a different graphics API Game won't open on Mac: You may need to enable read/write/execute permissions; To do so, open Terminal and run "chmod 777 path/to/game/LEGO Island REDUX.app/Contents/MacOS/LEGO Island REDUX" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

A few days ago, I was alerted, thanks to Firedude34, to a conspicuous, yet easily filled, gap in the LEGO Racers 2 tool library. It is thus that I present, for your entertainment and edification, the LEGO Racers 2 Custom Car Unpacker ("CCDU.") Download Instructions Download and extract CCDU.zip Locate your LEGO Racers 2 "SaveGame" file, which is normally situated in DocumentsGamesLEGO Racers 2Saved Games. Drag the file to "CCDU.exe", and voila! All your custom cars (.CCD files) have been extracted. You will find them in the folder "[save-file name] Car Files" Notes: If an Adventure Mode car is present for a particular world, a duplicate exists (last among the car files for that world.) This is a peculiarity of LEGO Racers 2. I deemed it most convenient for the program to overwrite any preexisting custom car files, should they share their names with those being extracted. Thus, if you intend to unpack your save-game once more, and want to save an already-unpacked car for later, you must either move it to another folder or change its file-name. Program written in Python and compiled via Py2EXE. And special thanks to Xiron, for listing the offsets of certain .CCD files, thus making the naming feature a synch.

Yes I did... Something something blender, something something incomplete. Tread width should be closer to 2, rather than 1.8 This took me quite a while to make. I am only a beginner with 3D modelling.

Modded Lego is an anomaly. He is currently being detained at Area 51 never truly existed. Those screenshots he posted were just weather balloons. Move along.

I always got excited as a kid seeing mask powers in use, and this thing's got 7 of them in a row! Absolutely delicious. Great music, great matching of soundtrack and animation. Thank you Pereki and thank you Kaplan.

This is so well done!! I loved the timing with the music and pacing of the whole animation was really nicely composed! Very very nice animation Bravo!

Small correction: bug three should read "Passing a folder path throws a PermissionError", e.g. "CCDU.exe C:UsersFolder". Maybe you knew what I meant, but better safe than sorry. Sweet. Seriously, I am looking forward to reading your source code. It's odd, but I often like to see the code of beginners. It gives me as a "teacher" (hahaha ), tutorial writer, and programmer an idea of the common mistakes and failures beginners make, and where I can work to help prevent those mistakes. So don't start trying to make your code all "right" or anything because I said this. I am not going to judge you or stuff like that, just simple observation and analysis.