seeding ship.png

@bilal
Ok!
The gear logo could be used for modding or for a developers' section.

I did some things in trello. It looks nice!

@blackice said:

what about the coding within the project?

What about it? It's here.

@bilal
Yeah. I will present this concept sometime in the future after doing the pending portfolios that I promised. Then we would develop it.
Don't worry pal, I'm in a similar situation.

@Mordakai95
AI wouldn't be a problem anyway for a generated map assuming it works properly for ones made in an editor.

@Encrypted
I think this should be fine for a prototype. Any suggestions are welcome. Maybe in the future there would be news/updates and other visual stuff on the sides.

More "Machines-related" applications for these wheels!
KUKA_youBot_picture.jpg
http://sparc-robotics.eu/enabling-researchers-to-innovate-in-small-scale-for-the-factory-of-the-future/

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

@Encrypted said:

@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

@Judas
Learning's great, but I didn't ever expect to see the engine crashing from compiling simple C++ code haha. I just hope that my C++ crashes are fixed soon. I might have to try it on a different computer at some point, but in the meantime I've been using a workaround.