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Creating Cars using [[RBX.lua.VehicleSeat (Object)|VehicleSeat]] objects is actually really easy. There are certain building methods you need to use, or you can use the cars straight from the [[Insert Menu]]. This tutorial will show you how to use VehicleSeats yourself, so that you can build awesome cars that you design. | Creating Cars using [[RBX.lua.VehicleSeat (Object)|VehicleSeat]] objects is actually really easy. There are certain building methods you need to use, or you can use the cars straight from the [[Insert Menu]]. This tutorial will show you how to use VehicleSeats yourself, so that you can build awesome cars that you design. | ||
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< | |Creating your own cars is easy. Pull open a new map and put in a baseplate. It should look something like this | ||
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|Creating your own cars is easy. Pull open a new map and put in a baseplate. It should look something like this | <div style="display: inline-block">[[Image:Vehicle_seat_tutorial2.png|400px|thumb | ||
|Let's grab the parts we need out of the [[Insert Menu]]. You're going to need 4 of the blue wooden wheels, and one of the rectangle blocks. The wooden one looks nice | |||
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| | |That wooden block there isn't big enough for us to use, select the blue [[Studio#Brick_Properties|Resize tool]] and make it big enough that it looks like a car. The size in the picture works well, it is 4 studs wide by 11 studs long | ||
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|That wooden block there isn't big enough for us to use, select the blue [[Studio#Brick_Properties|Resize tool]] and make it big enough that it looks like a car. The size in the picture works well, it is 4 studs wide by 11 studs long | |||
|Now we can start attaching parts. At the top of the screen select the [[Studio#Surface_Types|Hinge tool]] and left click on the insides of the blue wheels. They should look just like the picture now, with the little yellow peg sticking out of the center. | |Now we can start attaching parts. At the top of the screen select the [[Studio#Surface_Types|Hinge tool]] and left click on the insides of the blue wheels. They should look just like the picture now, with the little yellow peg sticking out of the center. | ||
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|Next we attach the wheels to the car. Make sure the wheels are all touching the baseplate, then slide them so that they are up next to the wooden block. You shouldn't be able to see the yellow pegs at all anymore. Make sure that there is still space underneath the block and the ground, it shouldn't be touching. Now you have your tires attached to your car! | |Next we attach the wheels to the car. Make sure the wheels are all touching the baseplate, then slide them so that they are up next to the wooden block. You shouldn't be able to see the yellow pegs at all anymore. Make sure that there is still space underneath the block and the ground, it shouldn't be touching. Now you have your tires attached to your car! | ||
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|Next we're going to add in the VehicleSeat, which controls the car. Using the [[Object Insert]] menu, which you can open by clicking on '''insert''' at the top of the screen. Then when you see this box open scroll to the right and select the VehicleSeat. Hit OK. | |Next we're going to add in the VehicleSeat, which controls the car. Using the [[Object Insert]] menu, which you can open by clicking on '''insert''' at the top of the screen. Then when you see this box open scroll to the right and select the VehicleSeat. Hit OK. | ||
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|Your VehicleSeat will appear somewhere. You can find it by selecting the [[Studio#Brick_Properties|Move On Axis tool]], the orange arrows. It might even show up underneath your car! Place at the front of your vehicle, such as between the front two wheels. | |Your VehicleSeat will appear somewhere. You can find it by selecting the [[Studio#Brick_Properties|Move On Axis tool]], the orange arrows. It might even show up underneath your car! Place at the front of your vehicle, such as between the front two wheels. | ||
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|Now we need to make sure that seat faces forward. You can't drive a car sideways! The easiest way to do this is to put a hinge on the front side of the VehicleSeat and then point that forward. Make sure you have the VehicleSeat selected (with the blue box around it) and then look in the [[Properties Window]]. You may have to scroll down to see it, but look for the section that says "Surface", and the look for "Front Surface". It looks like what you see in the picture. Click to the box on the right of "Front Surface", it will give you a drop-down menu list of different things. Select Hinge. You'll see that yellow peg appear on the front of the seat. | |Now we need to make sure that seat faces forward. You can't drive a car sideways! The easiest way to do this is to put a hinge on the front side of the VehicleSeat and then point that forward. Make sure you have the VehicleSeat selected (with the blue box around it) and then look in the [[Properties Window]]. You may have to scroll down to see it, but look for the section that says "Surface", and the look for "Front Surface". It looks like what you see in the picture. Click to the box on the right of "Front Surface", it will give you a drop-down menu list of different things. Select Hinge. You'll see that yellow peg appear on the front of the seat. | ||
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|Now all you need to do is rotate that VehicleSeat around so that the yellow peg points forward, like a headlight on a car. Once you've done that, your vehicle is all done and ready to be driven around! | |Now all you need to do is rotate that VehicleSeat around so that the yellow peg points forward, like a headlight on a car. Once you've done that, your vehicle is all done and ready to be driven around! | ||
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|Hop in and have fun driving your car around! You will see a blue bar in the screen telling you how fast you're going. There are a few property options that you can set, such as how fast you want the maximum speed to be, or how fast the car can turn. You can see these properties [[RBX.lua.VehicleSeat_(Object)|on the VehicleSeat page]]. | |Hop in and have fun driving your car around! You will see a blue bar in the screen telling you how fast you're going. There are a few property options that you can set, such as how fast you want the maximum speed to be, or how fast the car can turn. You can see these properties [[RBX.lua.VehicleSeat_(Object)|on the VehicleSeat page]]. | ||
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Creating Cars using VehicleSeat objects is actually really easy. There are certain building methods you need to use, or you can use the cars straight from the Insert Menu. This tutorial will show you how to use VehicleSeats yourself, so that you can build awesome cars that you design.