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An unstoppable force! This is a 4-legged walker/crawler mech that is meant to twist, turn, climb, and crush. Composed mostly of Big Wheels, it is heavy, but brimming with power, flexible, and Unbreakable(tm). Able to climb mountains and hills by converting its walker legs into stacked big wheels, with assistance from back legs, R.U.D.A.N.I.A. feels like a real animal, moves like a real animal, and is characteristic of the namesake Divine Beast. Bonus points if you use Impa's Balloon Basket, which has a permanent, flammable brazier!
If you can, you can run around in Impa's Balloon Basket, which has a permanent burnable Brazier. It won't save to Autobuild, but it looks nice. It is missable I have found, so make sure you Fuse it!
This is assembling the "body". Everything here is simple enough if you have the picture, so a lot happens this step.
Flame Emitter can go on either end of the Minecart, which I got from the Fire Temple. It's slightly ruddy, and not metal so no risks of lightning strikes (not that I care.)
Make sure the head is rather high so that it doesn't collide while trying to mountain climb.
Try to center as best as possible. Make sure the Big Wheels are facing right still.
Step 7. Recall press guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/15f2uon/recall_press_clipping_a_brief_demo_of_the_panini/
This is a fairly centered octoprop, but most will perform fine on stacked big wheels when driving forward or turning. R.U.D.A.N.I.A.'s tail helps it greatly with turns and mountain climbing, and is even deadly.
These are the materials for one set of legs, you will be making two. Not actually trademarked, do what you want with this design.
These are your walker leg "hips".
Stake nudging guide: https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/comments/15c9mgh/qlinking_is_back_in_version_12_all_credit_to/ This build uses quite a lot of Stake nudging, but doesn't need too much precision luckily. I made these legs as soon as I found out about this exploit, so it doesn't take much practice.
Make sure you Stake nudge the Big Wheels enough to fit in the Stabilizer.
Make sure the Stabilizer stays relatively centered.
Be sure both are spinning forward. This build takes advantage of the fact that the "foot" wheels can still spin, allowing for greater speed and traction.
The foot wheels getting caught on the basket can break them off. Nudge them forward and then to the side a bit.
These legs need a standing stabilizer on each foot in order to work on a 2 legged mech. Can also simplify them or modify them in various ways.
Helps with centering in the final 2 steps.
Disassemble both halves of the body if you have troubles centering. Further Stake nudging may prevent the feet from tangling entirely.
By Anemone
Created: 2023-08-10
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