Thank you very much, good sir. :D

Delivering sattelite tower.

Note that the dish is supposed to be attached at a 45 degree angle facing the sky.
I just wasn't able to rotate it properly in PS and I can't be bothered making another one.

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Looks more like a laser without the angle properly implemented.

That tower will cause flight accidents, definitely.

The whole middle part is just BG, the only parts that you can collide with are the concrete base and the very top, starting from the 2 gray plates.

Still might cause truble though... :/

Not bad, MaximDude. I like the way that is shaping up. If everyone involved with this keeps it up, we just might see this implemented.

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. C:

I shall make some gibs for the thingy on top and the dish later today.

Nobody even looked at my screens :/

It doesn't quite fit in

Maybe make some cool interface suff for the screen?

Well, I've got MLC's larger screen implemented, working on zoom and travel functions, and adding various other things as they come. Also tidying up my code, which most people won't care about but is good for those who want to learn something.

Green color looks out of place imo, but the shape and interface looks really good.
Try having the same screen color like the default vanilla screen or something that would not stick out so much.

Fixed.

Don't mind me just fixin' up some things.

Also, next release won't be for at least another few days; I'm going to be gone all weekend, and it's another day or two of work past that to finish it all up.

Sexytower is indeed sexy :D
I didn't realise it was that tall though...

@ Kilgannon
Well, the whole radar look kinda seems out of place...
CC is a side scroller so... Map should also be side scrolling...

I disagree. A radar would look just like that, with the brain more than likely being at the center part, just as most radar have the user at the center.

rather than radiating lines, there should be a crossectional map of the terrain in blue. just go with the getaltitude method.
basically, move a particle across the scene's x axis with a step of (scene width / map width) and call getaltitude, then place a MOPixel of the proper colour at the corresponding screen position. or do the whole SCAN ALL TERRAIN thing, but you'd need to have a dynamically sized screen for that.