Robot Builds a Walking Machine

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A robot-like face appears before a Buildable game tutorial showing a player wiring NAND, OR, NOT, and delay gates to control servos. The creator assembles a large blocky walking machine, adjusts servo settings, and tests it in a grassy obstacle-course world; the joke is the exaggerated contrast between the deadpan robot and the overly technical promise of making a human walk with logic gates. Laufey’s soft jazz-pop song “Lover Girl” gives the mechanical construction a sweet, romantically awkward mood. EN: A robot-like face appears before a Buildable game tutorial showing a player wiring NAND, OR, NOT, and delay gates to control servos. The creator assembles a large blocky walking machine, adjusts servo settings, and tests it in a grassy obstacle-course world; the joke is the exaggerated contrast between the deadpan robot and the overly technical promise of making a human walk with logic gates. Laufey’s soft jazz-pop song “Lover Girl” gives the mechanical construction a sweet, romantically awkward mood.

Can a robot make a human in Buildable? Can a robot make a walking animation in Buildable using logic gates? Can you? Oh yes, actually I can. Refresh can start off by making a delay cycle. Refresh can start off with a NAND gate and OR gate and delay gate. Let's make our outputs and inputs beforehand. I'm just gonna use two servers on top of each other to make an escalating motion. Now it's time to bind things together. Let's plug in our NAND gate into your delay gate and our delay gate into your NAND. This sort of makes an escalating motion, but we only want this to happen when you press a button. So let's plug in our OR into our NOT, and I'll let's invert it so that it's always off until we press a button. Voila! Now it's going up. Now we have to make it go in the other direction. Let's duplicate this and bring it down. The goal is to make the bottom one activate after the top one is finished. So let's add a delay. Since the cycle takes about 0.5 seconds to complete, let's make the bottom delay. 0.5 seconds to start. Make your lives easier, since you use a logic gate as a keybind. Don't forget that your bottom server has to be in reverse. And voila, now we have this. Now with that information, let's go make our legs. I'm not going to tell you directly how to make it. But due to us wanting our other leg to only start when the other leg is finished, let's add a delay. Don't forget to invert the other leg. And voila, now we have it. Approach it before we end this. Don't make the servers way too fast or else it'll look janky and look weird. Anyways, see y'all and bye.

♪ Laufey — Lover Girl