A must have for Entropians!!! - Page 2

thor_pie · 11-03-2006, 13:16

This is clearly a third party tool, so its devenitly agains the EULA !

great idea !

GoLDs · 11-03-2006, 13:18

nice one

Dom_sufc · 11-03-2006, 13:20

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Originally Posted by thor_pie

This is clearly a third party tool, so its devenitly agains the EULA !

great idea !

Not sure about the specifics, but I think It's third aprty SOFTWARE. This is just something that happens to be clicking his mouse

Nice Idea. Made me laugh. +rep.

How much btw

Gamer Espozito · 11-03-2006, 13:21

Ha! That was great. There's alot of better ways then taking all that valuable time from Entropia to build hours with legos

, But Gratz mate

DarkMatter · 11-03-2006, 13:44

Great idea. how much for one fully assembled. I can't be bothered with assembly as that would take time away from EU and we can't have that.

+rep

Agar · 11-03-2006, 13:57

Well, this drives some very mad ideas into my mind...

Could a Lego-Mindstorms-Linux-driven-Ro-Bot withstand the EULA?

Would like to see "him" encountering my mouse with a Borg-like mien

Xeno · 11-03-2006, 14:14

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Originally Posted by AkiranBlade

We need comprehensive instructions and a pointer to which Lego kit you need to buy which has all the necessary components.

This amazing technology was brought to you by:-

Lego Technic kits 857 and 875

The big chunky gear wheels are from an earlier style of lego (no idea what) as I ran out of the nice slimline gear wheels.

All of these parts are becoming increasingly hard to find.

The motor unit is from an old Airfix car (pre-scalextric) and powered by an ancient Hornby Train controller.

I broke the original Lego motor many moons ago. I reverse engineered it when I was 9 years old to generate power and snapped the main drive shaft off while tearing pile up from my mothers carpets.

(I'll keep quiet on the other dangerous things I found out about early Lego battery power supply leads which can be plugged into the mains power lead for a radio) shhh

Step by step intructions to follow *

Click to enlarge

*only on special request and if I can get a "round tuit"

Mora · 11-03-2006, 14:38

I've always thought that autoclickers were this kind of machines, literally clicking your mouse while you are away.

This also reminds me about one simpsons episode where homer put some kind of birdie-thing near his keyboard to click Y-button. Screen kept saying "release toxic gas? Yes/No". Birdie crashed after a while and and homer thought disaster was caused by this. So true.

+rep for this "invention".

Agar · 11-03-2006, 14:38

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Originally Posted by Xeno

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Wow, this is definitely ancient!

DJ-blunked · 11-03-2006, 15:09

nice one xeno , i think ill be climbing into my attic this weekend and digging out that box of lego i had as a youth, but mixing up lego blocks and lego technics might have been my down fall...