Foldable seat does not store inventory? I may have to use this. If I place a turret on top of myself, will it shoot me?
Can’t speak for turrets, but yeah foldable has no inventory. I just added a folding shopping cart basket also, so no need to carry welding supplies.
As for one time vehicles, options > draw vehicle facing indicator. No idea why that isn’t default.
Turrets installed on the seat will NOT shoot you. The Warspite has a splintergun installed above the folding seat and fires just fine.
Damn, all them great vehicles
I need to get to learning how to cars because I need more o this in my life
tfw going full Mad Max
cant wait
I regret nothing.
I couldn’t fit it all in one image. xD
As you can imagine this thing is hard to drive, lags like hell and is very, very easy to get parts on it damaged. But I built a a house on wheels, so I’m pretty happy about that. xD
[quote=“NOMOETOE, post:766, topic:207”]I regret nothing.
I couldn’t fit it all in one image. xD
As you can imagine this thing is hard to drive, lags like hell and is very, very easy to get parts on it damaged. But I built a a house on wheels, so I’m pretty happy about that. xD[/quote]
Brutal size, though I see a lot of it is simply empty mass.
[quote=“blazing glory, post:767, topic:207”][quote=“NOMOETOE, post:766, topic:207”]I regret nothing.
I couldn’t fit it all in one image. xD
As you can imagine this thing is hard to drive, lags like hell and is very, very easy to get parts on it damaged. But I built a a house on wheels, so I’m pretty happy about that. xD[/quote]
Brutal size, though I see a lot of it is simply empty mass.[/quote]
Ya. c: Not much I can do about that sadly.
So fuel efficient!
Sweet Mother of RV God! do you have any turrets on it? you should, make it a Rolling Fortress of Doom!
[quote=“NOMOETOE, post:766, topic:207”]I regret nothing.
I couldn’t fit it all in one image. xD
As you can imagine this thing is hard to drive, lags like hell and is very, very easy to get parts on it damaged. But I built a a house on wheels, so I’m pretty happy about that. xD[/quote]
…This is the closest reaction image I could find…
My honor has been challenged. 
-Wanders off muttering about practicality and vehicles-
This is my first RV, and first made from scratch vehicle. Its floor plan is based off of mine RL RV. The only problem is that when I went to drive it. It went up when it should of went left. Looks like I am going to have to rebuild it, this time hopefully in the correct direction. Well at least I have all the parts now.
[quote=“Repressive, post:772, topic:207”]
This is my first RV, and first made from scratch vehicle. Its floor plan is based off of mine RL RV. The only problem is that when I went to drive it. It went up when it should of went left. Looks like I am going to have to rebuild it, this time hopefully in the correct direction. Well at least I have all the parts now.[/quote]
Yeah, the interface for those can be tricky. Best practice is to examine an existing vehicle in the vehicle screen, as IIRC the orientation changes depending on what veh-screen layout you pick.
KA101 hasn’t looked at that code in a while though so would be happy to be wrong. He uses the original style, where the vehicle is facing up/north, but is pretty confident that some other styles have the vehicle facing right/east
And here is the “finished product.” I am still planning on double layering it with military armor and adding a ram. But it is fully functional now.
And now, the latest in a long line of combat recreational vehicles I’ve presented to you; I present… The Daedalus CRV-2040
Weighing in at an astounding 21 Tons empty, the Daedalus is possibly the heaviest vehicle any civilian will ever drive but this weight won’t keep you from getting to wherever you plan on going, but it will make sure you get there in one piece. The Daedalus features enough armor to survive even a direct hit from a Northrup Emancipator, just in case those mechanical murder-bots should ever go haywire or you find yourself escaping from the most dangerous of riots. Even with all that armor, the Daedalus’ four V12 engines give it enough power to haul that 21 tons of steel at over a hundred miles an hour.
Not even the most reinforced of roadblocks will stop the Daedalus. Affixed to the impact-resistant hood of the vehicle is a battering ram, designed to keep the brunt of any impact away from the vital internals of the vehicle. As far as firepower is concerned the Daedalus features the most advanced in automated turret mounts, capable of mounting anything from tear-gas launchers, all the way up to a fully automatic 40mm grenade launcher, for when screaming “go away!” out the window just doesn’t keep angry citizens from trying to pry you from your vehicle.
But don’t let all this talk of armaments, armor, and weight make you think you’ll be rolling about inside of a closet. The interior of the Daedalus is fully furnished, a full-sized bed, television, satellite uplink for TV, internet, and communications, a completely functional kitchen unit, and even enough power from the electrical system to support the wildest dreams of a chemist, weaponsmith, and even a mounted arc-welder; useful for making repairs to the vehicle itself should it ever come down to that. While we’re on the subject of electrical systems, like a traditional vehicle the Daedalus can charge it’s batteries while driving, or just by leaving at least one of it’s engines idling, but the Daedalus’ roof has been practically paved in reinforced solar panels, strong enough to take a hit from a brick, cast by an angry citizen, or even a stray bullet without shattering.
You would think, that with all of that armor, and all of that luxury, the Daedalus wouldn’t feature much in the way of storage space. Well, you would be wrong. The Daedalus features a 160 Gallon tank for storing clean, drinkable water, useable in any situation as well as sporting an onboard water purification device should you find yourself by a lake and that 160 gallon tank running low. The gas tank sports an equally sized tank, allowing for even greater distance between those pricy stops at gas stations. As far as object storage is concerned the Daedalus not only have more traditional storage space than six pickup trucks, it also features removable panels under each aisle that conceal a sizeable box to store even more of your things.
On top of all those wonderful features the Daedalus also features a global positioning unit, perfect for tracking it wherever it may end up. A home theater system, so that you can listen to your music anywhere, or just drown out protesters. Remotely controllable doors and curtains, for making your life easier. And a powerful, and armored headlight system, designed to light your way through any situation.
[size=12pt]The Daedalus CRV-2040. A perfect blend of speed, size, luxury, and protection.[/size]
TL;DR: Sat down and built an MFB that’s about as perfect a balance of mobility and space as I can get. Also threw in a foldable vehicle I’ve dubbed the “Loot-N-Scoot”
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How do you people drive that monster vehicles? I tend to have my cars compact so i can actually maneuver them, and i rarely go over 4x3 scheme. I couldnt imagine driving these through a city with all the wreckage lying around. Even a forest road turn would be difficult.
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Driving skill.
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Some of these things can probably run over a chicken walker and not have to worry about the explosives it launches. I don’t think a few trees or wreckage is much to worry about.
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Driving skill.
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Some of these things can probably run over a chicken walker and not have to worry about the explosives it launches. I don’t think a few trees or wreckage is much to worry about.[/quote]
I got the skill at 6. Would higher make it easier? Its not losing control, its just that there is simply not tenough space to maneuver such monster trucks.
I guess people just ride them over everything, and repair later on.
I think i will construct one myself. I already have five vehicles at the base (foldable bike, bike, motorcycle, solar powered cargo carrier and heavy gas/solar powered raid vehicle).
Plus draggable welding rig on wheels for repairs, and draggable shopping car to ferry heavy stuff around my base. And of course, the power station ‘vehicle’ that is immobile.
My vehicle is the Bollocky Rollocker, on account of it being made out of not enough shopping cart and probably sounding like its name.
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I’m still adding to it, but it’s basically two shopping carts welded together with wheels moved around, and some metal roofing installed. And a spike. So I remember which way is forward.
It probably looks like this, but with two fullsize shopping carts involved and more bike piping to make up wall struts hahaha.
I usually have to stop and clear the road before I can drive through a town. Which tends to turn into a looting trip quickly.