ive made a fully auto car that makes its own decisions and ive had gmod for 2 days :p it just doesnt get stuck ive tried loads of ways but failed to make it not work xD
NO, this is definietely not self driven, i can tell, all he did was use a ranger, and either thruster>rager or a set of something like THuster>less than A>ranger;distance, and Greater than b to constant value. This is surprisingly simple to make, i could easily do a tutorial for it.
i did this with Wire today *8 hours ago* and it can go on a Bridge with no Rails and stay in between speed of 15-18 MPH also it stays within walls like his ^_^ if u want me to film it and Post as response i will be glad.
If you know about the proximity sensors, you would know that this car is a 5 minute contraption.
When something changes the length of the lines you see, a container in this case, it triggers a thruster causing it to turn. The small middle line is to trigger a reverse thruster which I didn't show in the video.
The hard part was making the track right so it would actually go around by itself :P
@dweebzorz7 your dumb, you most likely know VERY little about wire. You might think you know a considerable amount, but you probably only know about comparison, a little of memory, and a little of arithmetic.
ive made a fully auto car that makes its own decisions and ive had gmod for 2 days :p it just doesnt get stuck ive tried loads of ways but failed to make it not work xD
jordannw2010 6 months ago
NO, this is definietely not self driven, i can tell, all he did was use a ranger, and either thruster>rager or a set of something like THuster>less than A>ranger;distance, and Greater than b to constant value. This is surprisingly simple to make, i could easily do a tutorial for it.
ColdLegend45 1 year ago
i did this with Wire today *8 hours ago* and it can go on a Bridge with no Rails and stay in between speed of 15-18 MPH also it stays within walls like his ^_^ if u want me to film it and Post as response i will be glad.
HellFireWolf 2 years ago
i guess the only way to prove it's automaticly driven is by doing a construction tutorial for it =]
....see if you can pull it off.
kieran0201 3 years ago
If you know about the proximity sensors, you would know that this car is a 5 minute contraption.
When something changes the length of the lines you see, a container in this case, it triggers a thruster causing it to turn. The small middle line is to trigger a reverse thruster which I didn't show in the video.
The hard part was making the track right so it would actually go around by itself :P
fmsflyingmonkey 3 years ago
dude, this is not done without user control. at 43-45 seconds u turn twice without hitting the sides. and this is gmod buzz1170, gmod
dweebzorz7 4 years ago
Look harder, the proxy lines hit the cargo containers
fmsflyingmonkey 4 years ago
@dweebzorz7 your dumb, you most likely know VERY little about wire. You might think you know a considerable amount, but you probably only know about comparison, a little of memory, and a little of arithmetic.
ColdLegend45 1 year ago
How did you do this? What program?
buzz1170 4 years ago
Very kewl, am trying this kinda thing myself with Wire
andy1976uk 5 years ago
overloads my bro lol
poisonviper1 5 years ago
How did u make that? wires?
poisonviper1 5 years ago
no, i made this before wires came out.
i used overloads advanced proximity sensors and thrusters.
im still trying to get around the wire stool lol.
fmsflyingmonkey 5 years ago