i wish i could try but i dont have scrap mechanic

i subbed to it but it doesnt show. it should be listed along with other challenge stuff right ? rusty and havent done challenge stuff for a couple years so i might have forgotten something.

@@MrLarsgren When you sub to it you still have to create your own challenge. It is essentially just a creation that you have to load into a world yourself (except it has challenge parts so it can only load into a challenge world)

Can I suggest that you allow 11 sensors (10 functional ones and a single one to detect the door opening) for those people who plan on having more symmetry?

@@kANGaming thx for the reply. i just remembered how much i hate being in challenge mode so ill skip this challenge. hope there will be some really good builds

I got annoyed by some of the designs he got last time where a lot of the sensor comb robots weren't really smartly or more creatively designed. I don't remember Kan complaining about it, but now it looks like he noticed that too. Sometimes creativity comes from limitations. edit: but I agree that it's a weird part to put limits on. The real problem is gonna be all the robots that extend wheels to the sides of the road and grab it like a monorail and go supersonic without needing any sensors. maybe there shouldn've been rules against that.

I %100 agree. There’s no reason for there to be such a restriction on the intelligence of the robot. Let alone such a drastic one.

​@@arcturuslight_ The 'hug' design was the first thing I thought of. Drive forward, stop, extend arms, nyooom.

@@DigitalJedi Could probably counter that with tall stakes placed randomly on the sides/edges of the road?

if you can figure that out then good on you. I think if you can make a fast one then that would be pretty impressive

@@nic2097 i’ve been working on one i don’t know if i’ll have enough time to finish it before the challenge ends but it’s gotten a decent amount through anyway it uses xor logic and timers to tell when a certain logic gate to turn on and then off and that signal then is used to power the wheels in certain ways or if to turn or not then theoretically if it’s lined up in the same spot then every time is should make it at ridiculous speeds cause it doesn’t even need to read anything from the map then again it would be useless if kan did a switcheroo and tested the best creations on a more complex map to see the actual winner

Were they truly better builders if they failed?

@@henke37 Yes. One of them was BlueFlame who I think won or placed in every challenge.

btw I don't got scrap mechanic so feel free to try the idea and tell me how it goes

That would be cheating, but yes, that would be possible

@@zitriphyer8429 rules: no thrusters, no suspension, 10 sensors max

@@LegoGoblin another rule that he repeats many times during the video: no skipping the track

@@anonymouscrouton7726 rule 5: yea my bad you're right

He needs it… don’t let your pookie kan gaming down

Too bad, we must answer our lord’s request

The robot is within you. You must let it out, lest it claw its way to the surface

Jokes on you, you already did it.

I break into your house, toast all your bread, steal all your batteries, and unplug all your power cords.

I've got the core (activate system) on/off shown as a timer and light on top of the build. I have the "armed" circuit set the same. And I have my arrays of sensors tied into their respective lateral gates to turn the head in the direction of observed movement. Activating the "core" switch, makes the seeker head begin its passive scan. It won't move, unless something crosses it's path. To arm the seeker, the switch above "core" needs to be thrown. Both switches have a delay. Targets at dead center receive a 5-7 spud burst.

yes

No, @squishyblue3098 was first😐