Walking mode is actually a vehicle, but without a speed gauge or that stuff. Today I got out of my car and went into walking mode. For some reason, I could not get back in, so I pressed tab. This actually left the walking mode playermodel OUTSIDE of the vehicle. It's shape resembles a sphere with a cylinder floating above it. This playermodel is called the Unicycle, which I confirmed on another post. By spamming the F and Tab buttons, I spawned a whole army of unicycles outside my vehicle. If you go into walk mode and then freecam, you can view your unicycle. These playermodels/unicycles are also just like cars in the sense that they have hitboxes. For example, if you take a different vehicle and ram it into the unicycle it pushes it around. Also, if you are moving when you switch off the unicycle, the unicycle keeps moving. ^A bunch of unicycles in a pickup truck.^ When I pressed tab, I could switch between my cars and unicycles, just like normal vehicles. This got me thinking. Could I destroy the "unicycles"? I bonded a node of the unicycle (yes, they have nodes) to the node of a Roamer. This broke the game. Both vehicles went completely invisible, and put the game into a weird pause state. After a second try, it worked, but I had no luck damaging the unicycle. For my final test, I stuck it onto the front of a JATO bus. ^A unicycle by a bus^ You can probably guess what I did next. Put on the JATOs and slammed the bus into a pillar. And you know what happened? The game paused and said "Instability detected in unicycle". At some point in my experiment, I was able to warp or damage the unicycle. One of it's nodes was pulled out. And I may have broken it again, but it just respawned at what I think was the home point. I encourage everyone to experiment with this strange playermodel/unicycle, and try and break it more. Below I will attach a video of me slamming the unicycle into a pillar.
I tried breaking it so much it actually crashed my game. Be careful with that because who knows what else it could do.
Oh okay. I thought it was interesting to experiment with though. Although, when I looked up unicycle on the forums here I only found one extra post about it.