So if the health is low = sad eyes, even if its a military unit.

If command is 'attack', then angry eyes! and so forth

Backup - OneDrive

In case this website ever goes down.

Right now I got 3 building:

I can't build them yet with the buttons (Only the mine, as shown in the video) - but I'll get there :)

I'll upload the files when I think is appropriate. Would be nice to have ready-to-go OpenMachine UE4 files on the Internets

I remember those (nonexistent) days when I was rushing other players with an armada of these, only to have them all killed and ruined.

"[F]eel free to assist me with some screenshots for other units/buildings.[...] If anyones still working on this."

Sure!

We are all doing what we can (when we can) haha

Hi, I created a Reaper in Blender. It is already rigged and textured. For the Textures it may be helpful to have some basic Materail-Textures for the Metal, so that the Models look not too different. I already created some and if you like them I can share them. ;D

Based on the model, i uploaded two vids. In one animation i just let the legs move, to better support a moving body for aming in first person for example.

//Added: Run Animation:
Animation with moving body
Animation without moving body

Here is the Result:
FirstRender.png

Hey, that's pretty cool

Yea Machines unit voices (i've been looking them up) just sound like they are either filtered through an autotune (like soundwave from transformers), or have that radio effect over them.
Give this SITE an experiment for autotuned filters ^ ,^ heaps of fun.

Very starcraft that game sound. Adun'twain-us

what about the coding within the project?

What about it? It's here.

I see here that most of the data files have been examined and the models, albeit in DirectX format, extracted. AFAIK, if the models can be used and modified, and the AI programmed then there must be an engine out there that can use this data to recreate this game. I have seen Unity3D mentioned here and from what I have seen of it (quite a bit at this point) it would be ideal for this task. The only issue being the .x format but I was able to convert them to .obj and they show up in Unity just fine.

You're posting in the forum of the remake. Unfortunately, I just haven't been able to do much work for it lately, but I will soon. I've already loaded in original models and given them very basic RTS controls in Unreal Engine 4. The reasoning behind UE4 versus unity, and trust me: I love Unity, is that Unity's terrain tools are pretty bad, and UE4 provides not only much better terrain tools, but a very simple way to give players a development kit for modding and map making.

If you look at the mod editor for ARK: Survival Evolved, it's pretty much just all of UE4's tools provided in a way to make it simpler for a modder to use.

Github is here: https://github.com/OpenMachines/machines

Picture of original models in UE4:
http://wiredforwar.org/uploads/files/upload-91fe4112-1a48-4ce1-8733-cc2177f72e3c.png

I present the "TRI-Flyer" or "The flea" for the individual ones.
On on their own they can climb terrain and they hop to move around, but cant fly, but when three join together they can fly and move quicker and pick up other units! but they cant attack, unless you keep them a "flea" and change out their adapter for a weapon? alternatively it could be a faster scout.. you could disconnect them with a "flea" button and they'd pop apart mid air. giving them a better chance to partially survive in a bad situation.
Triflier.jpg

Every machine taking part in the race is situated on a mobile platform. It's easy to control and it's kinda fast, too. To win, you have to finish the race first - or eradicate everyone on your way.

The video is quite interesting for watching these wheels in action:
http://www.kuka-labs.com/en/service_robotics/research_education/youbot/start.htm

@Pisarz I'd say, the first comparision was actually way more accurate, as we don't really know how big those machines are. I mean, I'd say a Scout is the size of a car, but I'm not really sure because it was never mentioned how big they were.

Well, they were modified industrial robots, so maybe this scale could be used:
http://s1.ibtimes.com/sites/www.ibtimes.com/files/styles/v2_article_large/public/2014/07/22/kuka-robots.jpg?itok=8GpBzZPv

And this one for the dozer:
http://www.deere.com/common/media/images/product/crawler_dozers/1050j/446160_1050j_642x462.png

I don't know what to say about the second one, though, discounting this: that human is too big for me.

Ok. Got it.

By the way, the "broadsword-like" arms would be its legs, but also, I thought about putting some hidden retractile blades in them, for close combat:
http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/US7140110B2/US07140110-20061128-D00001.png
http://www.carrycasesplus.com/images/detailed/1/Utility_Knife.jpg