Idea Animals

[Loru]

Grabbed - I'll get to it in the morning.

 

[jedidia]

Your job involves goats?

It just so happens to, at least currently :lol:

 

[Ghostrider]

However, the goat appears to be a bit oversized...

Well, that's some goat over there. I wouldn't call it "Billy" for sure. Maybe "William the Great" would be more appropriate.

And hide your salt. Quick!

 

[perseus]

Well, soon we will have a space ark

 

[astrosammy]

Just be prepared for damaged spaceships!

 

[kamaz]

Scenario editor madness:

 

[kamaz]

Ladies and gentlemen!

While waiting for Loru to mesh the driver... um... passanger, please enjoy this interim release.

The goat is operational, has sound (try pressing space), and can carry one cargo. Cargo grapple range is 3 meters. While driving the goat, please be aware that the turn radius is quite large.

An example scenario can be found under Goat subdirectory.

 

[perseus]

:rofl:

 

[Loru]

Testflight??

 

[Loru]

And package in attachment. Goat is sharing same texture with previous package so it's safe to overwrite. Uses separate mesh and config (goat_manned)

 

[Castor]

Testflight??

A horse would have been so much better.
But anyway, great work :thumbup:

And apologies for forgetting to size the mesh properly.

 

[Ghostrider]

And what about cows? We need a simulation of bovine ballistics on Orbiter!

 

[jedidia]

While driving the goat, please be aware that the turn radius is quite large.

Strange... usually they have a turn radius of just about zero... :lol:

 

[thepenguin]

Strange... usually they have a turn radius of just about zero... :lol:

That just gets your goat.

 

[kamaz]

My girlfriend: "You are crazy, but I knew that before anyway. I want a cow."

 

[Ghostrider]

Don't have a cow, man.

 

[thepenguin]

It had to be said:

MORE COWBELL!

 

[Matias Saibene]

Great work! :thumbup:

However, the goat appears to be a bit oversized... and, my scenario has an UMMU riding it, although that UMMU is nowhere to be seen:

It reminds me of the Trojan horse (for its size).