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Object 271 "Manas"

Intel reports from the ill-fated invasion of Satreus documented a mobile plasma beam weapon. It ripped apart our forward assault ships, preventing us from reaching enemy installations or supporting our ground troops. Our fighter wing was ineffective in stopping the object but recovered aerial photography. We need to figure out how this thing works and how to stop it.

Object 271 (designate “Manas”) is a hexapedal mech carrying a Aryx Weapon Industries (AWE) NC7-5F Trident plasma beam cannon capable of devastating shields and tearing through armor at ranges up to 2.5 km. However, this module can be easily replaced with alternative armaments or tools. Manas also has a Fletcher missile system with 40mm and 25mm defense turrets to deter fighters and ground vehicles.

This is the first walker I've ever made, so I'm open to suggestions on how to smooth it out.

HOW TO USE:
This walker uses Trekker’s MECS script to move. By default, the main cockpit has keybinds for walking forwards (w), backwards (s), sitting (c), and standing (spacebar).
Main Seat Toolbar 1:

• 1. Stop Current Walk Sequence
  
• 2. Increase Left Turn Rate
  
• 3. Increase Right Turn Rate
  
• 4. Toggle Steering Gyro Override Control
  
• 5. Thrust Assist On/Off
  
• 6. Increase Thrust Assist Impulse
  
• 7. Decrease Thrust Assist Impulse
  
• 8. View Forward Camera
  
• 9. “Heel” Stance

To turn, spam the left or right turn rate buttons until 1 or 2 RPM while in a walk sequence.
The “heel” stance causes the Manas’ to lower its front legs and raise its rear legs, allowing the main cannon to fire at an increased depression angle. Keybinds should seamlessly transition between stances.

Included Scripts:
Automatic LCDs 2 by MMaster
Whip’s Auto Door and Airlock Script by Whiplash141
MECS: Motor Extensible Control Sequencer by Trekker

Troubleshooting:
As mentioned above, this is my first walker, so there's bound to be some issues that crop up here and there.
If the walker isn't responding to keybinds or other control script inputs, recompile the script in "ProgBlock MECS."
If you can't get the script to work easily, check out the author's guide here.
The sequences are "walk" "reverse" "stand" "sit" and "heel". You can set up your own toolbar to execute these directly instead of using the keybinds.