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Basic Mobile Frame Rules
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Attention Mobile Frame Pilots:
PLEASE READ POSTING RULES
These are some simple rules for posting your builds in this group. Please follow them from now on.
Microscale- Please keep all builds on the 7p scale. To us MoF0s, that means keeping your build inside a 10x10x12 stud box, and a human should be able to be represented by two stacked 1x1 bricks capped by a stud (or smaller), so if a minifig fits inside, it's probably too big. Anything bigger than what's feasible will be removed within the week. That means NO MINIFIGS.
On Topic- We haven't had many problems with this yet, but if you submit your build to us, please have it be an actual build FOR MFZ. We love to see all of your creations, but please don't post, for example, cars.
Categorized- Please make sure your build goes into the correct folder, and that it fits all the above criteria. Any builds in the wrong folder will likely just be removed; please don't count on them getting moved by us. (Builds in Ldraw or POV-ray, etc. can go in either their physical category, or the fan-art folder, so long as they have color.)
That's it for now. We may add more later, but we hope we won't have to.
Confused by what you just read? Check out the official rulebook for more MFZ related details.
Or check out the featured folder to see what sort of things we're looking for.
Thanks for your participation!
Dismissed.
PLEASE READ POSTING RULESThese are some simple rules for posting your builds in this group. Please follow them from now on.
Microscale- Please keep all builds on the 7p scale. To us MoF0s, that means keeping your build inside a 10x10x12 stud box, and a human should be able to be represented by two stacked 1x1 bricks capped by a stud (or smaller), so if a minifig fits inside, it's probably too big. Anything bigger than what's feasible will be removed within the week. That means NO MINIFIGS.On Topic- We haven't had many problems with this yet, but if you submit your build to us, please have it be an actual build FOR MFZ. We love to see all of your creations, but please don't post, for example, cars.Categorized- Please make sure your build goes into the correct folder, and that it fits all the above criteria. Any builds in the wrong folder will likely just be removed; please don't count on them getting moved by us. (Builds in Ldraw or POV-ray, etc. can go in either their physical category, or the fan-art folder, so long as they have color.)That's it for now. We may add more later, but we hope we won't have to.
Confused by what you just read? Check out the official rulebook for more MFZ related details. Or check out the featured folder to see what sort of things we're looking for.
Thanks for your participation!
Dismissed.
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Are there any rules on the format of your pictures?
I ask because the Flickr MFZ group requests that your image is just a single shot of your frame/station, which isn't much of a problem because I can drag all my pictures on in one go for my photostream, and just submit the best shot to the group.
On deviantArt however, I only post collage images, because image uploads are more hassle here without a prem account. Having to do all the little options and categories before it lets you upload and image, and you have to do this for every image... I much prefer to upload a single file per Mobile Frame, that has a few different angles or poses to show off the build a bit.
I ask because the Flickr MFZ group requests that your image is just a single shot of your frame/station, which isn't much of a problem because I can drag all my pictures on in one go for my photostream, and just submit the best shot to the group.
On deviantArt however, I only post collage images, because image uploads are more hassle here without a prem account. Having to do all the little options and categories before it lets you upload and image, and you have to do this for every image... I much prefer to upload a single file per Mobile Frame, that has a few different angles or poses to show off the build a bit.