I was messing around with a grenade, trying to make something that wouldn't hurt actors nor ground, but flip ships around and throw them to the ground. Instead a made an untraceable killer bomb that destroys in a weird way. Everything in its vicinity (That means: Unblocked view ) is destroyed, and it has a big area of effect.

I didn't really bother with the price, as i throught that if you used this, you used some money cheat as well

Also, awesome smiley sprite for awesomeness

Different heart colors. Crop, copy, and paste them into Base.rte/GUIs/Skins/Base/fatfont.bmp and Base.rte/GUIs/Skins/MainMenu/fatfont.bmp. Make sure you line up the little dots and match the dot color to the fatfont.bmp color.

Mr X the almost invincible.
I made this guy as an experiment to see if it was possible to survive Zalo's portal demonstration (vertical inherits velocity warp). It is. In the process, this funny little guy was made as indestructible as possible. He also gives you unlimited funds upon purchase.

Can he survive a Ypsilon Cannon?
I'm assuming thats where the "almost" comes into play.

Theoretically, he could, but he is often killed by large heavy objects moving at great speed. This makes NO sense though, as he is made of test material, has incredible joint strength, and cannot be hurt by bullets of falling.

I don't understand it, but a robot with an SMG walked up and killed Mr. X. I couldn't believe it. Also, if he's made of test, the ypsilon should kill him. Numgun said that "Ypsilon still cuts through (The block things made of test) like hot knife + butter" so I wouldn't gamble on it :p

Let me show you what the ypsilon fires:



That is the main particle of the beam phase.

And it gets worse. This is what the final blast is made out of:



Anything that has GetsHitByMOs = 1 and collides like normal objects do is completely fudged if its gets hit by the ypsilon.

Exactly what I meant. They were asking if their actor made of test would be able to stand up to the force a ypsilon. In return, I loosely quoted what you said in the AAL thread.

-Minor Mod Removed-
As mentioned a little further down, someone thought this was a little bit more than a minor mod... Cheer Aspect!

So yeah, it'll be in Mod Releases soon enough...

OMFG , you've got my dl

It's a hunk of junk but it's a fun hunk of junk.

Also a very well-sprited hunk of junk.

Fun helicoptor, Just found it... Good. Making me recall an idea I once had...

don't know if i'd put it in minor mod compendium... it's really cool, and the rotor idea is really more than minor. Great stuff.

Okie Dokie then, I updated it anyway so it was a little more controllable and doesnt die from touching the ground, lol. Thanks, I didn't want my first mod to be just something that has been done a million times before. It'll be up in the Mod Releases forum in a little while, I'm going to try and give it a .30 cal cannon. woop woop!

I'm re-releasing my first released mod and I hardly changed a thing.
But someone suggested it, and the whole reason it wasn't well received was because it was small and simple. Now being in this topic, I don't think that will be a problem.

Just some useful sprite-spliced stair modules. They fit seamlessly with vanilla modules, literally, and in style. (obviously; they're just spliced vanilla sprites after all) Their prices are well balanced, in a materialistic comparison to vanilla content.

Half Flight L/R (24 pixel tall flight of stairs)
Top L/R
Segment L/R (you can elongate these stairs as much as you like)
Bottom L/R

There's also those little step-up stairs, as seen in the screen shot, but the spriting isn't the best, and there's similar stairs in the vanilla content now; there wasn't at the time I'd originally made this. I left them in anyway if anyone wanted another style. Comment them out if you don't.



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I guess my manual door can go here too. It's another pre-B19 mod, an old fashion ARocket Door, manually controlled. LazyFaith wanted one, and I tidied it up, and now I figure that I might as well actually release it in some way or another. It doesn't fit the style of the ADoor doors of B19 and onwards, because they weren't availible for reference; there was just the surrounding modules to speculate upon and try to fill ourselves.
Stronger and faster; the door costs twice as much as it's vanilla counterpart.

Select the actor and press the fire button to open/close. Set the AI to 'Stay' with the pie menu if it starts automatically opening.
The wasd buttons control some little glowy lights I threw on there just for the hell of it.
Ironically, when placed next to some of the vanilla Door As, they do the opposite of what the manual door does, because they sense it and open up for it.