5 Tricks

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1... how can you protect the T5 laser with shields
2... how can you protect the T4 rotor with a triangular cube
3... how can you put two rotors of a single T2 rod long
4... how can you attach two of the T4 ion as close as possible to a T4 hover
5... how can you a slope cube attached better to another cube

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1... how can you protect the T5 laser with shields








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Note: it's about the T3 rotor and in no case the T4 rotor.
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[statichargefield]

VERY NICE!!! I like that one with the rotors! I wish there was a way to also rotate cubes on another axis, perhaps by holing down an axis modifier key? Wud save a lot of trouble tbh.

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3... how can you put two rotors of a single T2 rod long
(the longest grip of RODs at ROTOR you can do)










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[VintageGriffin]

T1 electroplate's hitbox is a single line of 3 cubes, not a 3x3 box.

Mega guns do not need protection. They are the protection for the rest of your bot due to their high HP density. The easiest way to make sure you keep them is to put them on hitbox cancelled rods going inside of your body.

Mounting two high CPU components on a single one-shot connection point is not advisable as when you lose one you will most certainly also lose the other. Each high CPU component needs to have its own connection point to the body of your bot, at least 3 blocks away from any other connection points.

Helicopter blades are made of tissue paper. It does not pay off to try and armor them in any way besides hiding them behind your main body. For that, a larger, more redundant amount of smaller hitbox blades work a lot better.

[hard1disk]

@VintageGriffin - Yes, you are right in everything you have written.