Thanks for mad amount of views! I've now made a full tutorial on these custom airtight doors if anyone's interested! Comprehensive Guide On Custom Airtight Doors: th-cam.com/video/mooy4fuWgDc/w-d-xo.html
I have a bit of a problem , I hope you can help . When I make doors like this or similar to this in space on "station" grid they lock up after merging and un-merging and things refuse to move . Any idea why ?
@@russellbridgman3052 Hey! Have you checked that the door grid really detaches from the static grid? Meaning there are no hidden connections besides the merge block. If it's because the grid stays as a static grid even after detaching, then I'm not fully sure how to fix it... I may have run into the same issue, but it's been a while so I don't remember how I solved it. And to be fair I mostly made small grid doors that would never have this issue to begin with. It may be possible to solve this with either a programmable block or an event controller; when the merge block is turned off, it tries to automatically convert the door grid into a ship. This sound pretty janky though. Hope you'll figure it out!
I do alot of this kind of thing in SE and was getting bored of seeing basically noone else doing absolutely anything other than the same old ships, glad I found you
Yeah that took a while to figure out :D But it really opens up some interesting things (no pun intended) and also removes the chance of the player pressing the wrong button and messing up a complex sequence.
These designs are super cool! 1:12 blew me away, I was certain you were going for a joke there and that there was no door, WAW! Definitely using these designs and the button + timer block trick in my next server! Curious how they will handle on large grid. 13:34 that small one is also super cool, definitely unique to have!
Nice :D I've noticed that as the build go up in complexity so does the chaos. My newest video on arrow key steering has some chaos in it as well if you're interested!
1:12 I thought that this was going to be a joke about how you can’t see the door because it’s physically invisible. I was surprised when I saw that there is actually a door
Wow! What an amazing quick-look at these awesome airtight doors. Such an interesting variety of different types and activation and mechanical actions.. Amazing! The one near the end with ALL THOSE pistons is a masterpiece of SE Engineering. I would be worried that big huge bunch of SE mechanical assembly would *CLANG Out* and explode though!! Seriously very nicely done! Thanks for this!!
Oh man. HardnEasy... This rocks. Always look forward to your vids! I bet we'd all love to watch tutorials. So if they're fun for you, too, then bring em on!
I love your work dude, I got hooked on your circle videos and this one gave me an idea about a emergency Escape pod using some tips from your super small airlock. Pretty convinced you can make an escape pod in small grid that would fit a 1x1x1 large grid cube worth of space. Not so sure about life support systems in that size but I only just watched the video, so I ain't built nothing yet.
By the way did you ever find my first comment? Literally my first post on any video in TH-cam, I believe I left it on one of your "Flat Universe Theory Showcase" videos by accident instead of "Even More Circle Stuff in Space Engineers"...
Ooh, That escape pod is an awesome idea! Excluding an oxygen tank (I wish there was a small version like the hydrogen tank) you should be able to fit everything in a 5x5x5 cube. The air inside the pod will last you a while and you could add small cargo containers in the walls with some oxygen bottles inside them for some extra air supply. And yeah I noticed your comment (BTW thanks for blessing me with the power of your first comment :D) and left a reply. Didn't you get a notification? It's in episode #1 if you can't find it.
@@MjuMeli glad you like the idea & no I didn't get a notification, I have notifications turned off because of errors in my phone. Imma check out what your thoughts were regarding my first message, I'm eager to find out what you think of that.
lol :D The mouse shaking was my genuine reaction, got me quite good as well. I should do some testing on why hinges don't like to turn the full 90 degrees sometimes.
Hmmm... That actually makes me think of a "door" that works by blowing a hole in a wall which is then "closed" by having a welder fix it using a projection :D
I would love to either have a blueprint of some of these to reverse engineer or a tutorial on how you got them airtight. Just found your stuff and it's really interesting to see something different
I'm probably going to do a tutorial on these. Just haven't quite figured out how I want the tutorial to be structured. I tried making one without a script but it didn't work out.
@@MjuMeli of course man. I'm happy to share this. I'm not normally the one to be so interactive. A lot of times I don't even bother giving likes to the things I see on TH-cam but, your work is phenomenal
12:30 reminds me of a zipper I actually may like this one the most, as i suppose you could be a bit more flexible with the strength of the parts, meaning you can increase the durability of an entrance by just putting another layer on AND if one part is shot out the others still work.
10:00 thats exacly how i set up my landing gear but i had build in two more times so make it lock so i cant accidentally double press it and make it bug around because of the timing.
Awesome! A custom landing gear is something I've wanted to build for a long time. Hey how did you work around the double press issue? Extra timer to turn off the initial timer block for a certain time?
@@MjuMeli i made a "start"-timer that is just there to be turnd on and off, after that the start timer triggers the second timer, the "lock"-timer, the "lock" turns off the "start" and splits the timers like you did in your setup. After the last timer did his action, he triggers the "unlock" timer which turns the "start" back on. If you have delays, for example a piston, you have make the delay on the next timer block, so it waits for the command to triggre. i think that you could make that easier but i want it to make as logical as possible xd
I was thinking about doing something like that for the intro/outro, but the groups on the doors are named similarly so they'd get all mixed up if I connected them to the same grid. I don't know any other clean way of controlling them all at the same time. Guess the naming schemes is something I should do better in the future.
Have you considered making the sequence switch the last action of any of the sequence? Last action of Sequence A is toggle off A1/ Toggle on B1 Last action of Sequence B is toggle off B1/ Toggle on A1
@@MjuMeli I was additionally thinking that then multi sequence systems would also be possible: A enables B B enables C C enables A Maybe you can do something with that, I am excited to see your next creations :D
These are very beautiful and functional designs. Your work is really great, and I love how you present it with snippets of failures. I was wondering if you stuck to the small block design because of overall door size. Have you made anything like this with large blocks?
Thanks man! For any given size of door it's way more compact in small grid. But I see no problems with making any of these in large grid. They will just be a lot lot bigger.
Does the grid type make a difference on if the doors work or not? I'm trying to figure out custom airtight doors myself and I'm having an issue with the doors not opening after the merge block is turned off. I have the grid I'm working on set as a station so the kracken can't run off with it, is that the issue?
Most likely the issue is that you have some other place where the door connects other than the merge block. You could be hiding an extra connection somewhere on the side of the door for example. I guess it could also be related to the grid becoming static if the frame is a static grid. I've never had this problem, but then again I've only used small grid which can't become static. I have a tutorial if you wanna check it out.
I have problems to do a large airtight door to my station, all time the door close and i turn off the merge to open again the door stai on station mode and dont back to ship mode :/
You've just solved a problem I was having when using merge blocks with movable parts. I'm wanting to make a custom cockpit canopies. Would you be willing and interested to do a custom cockpit canopy video?
Plot twist: This is actually Marek Rosa's account, and the reason for SE's slow development is because he spends all his time thinking about custom airtight door designs instead of working on the game.
Because I went on to study space engineering and got a space engineering job. I still think about this channel and might make videos again at some point.
Thanks for mad amount of views! I've now made a full tutorial on these custom airtight doors if anyone's interested!
Comprehensive Guide On Custom Airtight Doors: th-cam.com/video/mooy4fuWgDc/w-d-xo.html
I have a bit of a problem , I hope you can help . When I make doors like this or similar to this in space on "station" grid they lock up after merging and un-merging and things refuse to move . Any idea why ?
@@russellbridgman3052 Hey! Have you checked that the door grid really detaches from the static grid? Meaning there are no hidden connections besides the merge block. If it's because the grid stays as a static grid even after detaching, then I'm not fully sure how to fix it... I may have run into the same issue, but it's been a while so I don't remember how I solved it. And to be fair I mostly made small grid doors that would never have this issue to begin with.
It may be possible to solve this with either a programmable block or an event controller; when the merge block is turned off, it tries to automatically convert the door grid into a ship. This sound pretty janky though.
Hope you'll figure it out!
@MjuMeli thanks for the feed back , I think it's just a large grid space thing , just converts to station and locks up , proper nuisance .
Thanks
I do alot of this kind of thing in SE and was getting bored of seeing basically noone else doing absolutely anything other than the same old ships, glad I found you
Glad you're enjoying the videos! Stay tuned for more.
You should put your creations on TH-cam also.
I'm most impressed by the different sequences on the same button, that's really smart!
Yeah that took a while to figure out :D But it really opens up some interesting things (no pun intended) and also removes the chance of the player pressing the wrong button and messing up a complex sequence.
Cycle rotation trough timers on a same action button is kinda old, but kudos for explaining in simple terms. I like the seal tho ;)
These designs are super cool! 1:12 blew me away, I was certain you were going for a joke there and that there was no door, WAW!
Definitely using these designs and the button + timer block trick in my next server! Curious how they will handle on large grid.
13:34 that small one is also super cool, definitely unique to have!
Love the chaotic little snippets!
Nice :D I've noticed that as the build go up in complexity so does the chaos. My newest video on arrow key steering has some chaos in it as well if you're interested!
1:12 I thought that this was going to be a joke about how you can’t see the door because it’s physically invisible. I was surprised when I saw that there is actually a door
Well in that case the door did it's job well :D Thanks for watching!
I was expecting an explosion haha
Wow! What an amazing quick-look at these awesome airtight doors. Such an interesting variety of different types and activation and mechanical actions.. Amazing! The one near the end with ALL THOSE pistons is a masterpiece of SE Engineering. I would be worried that big huge bunch of SE mechanical assembly would *CLANG Out* and explode though!!
Seriously very nicely done! Thanks for this!!
Oh man. HardnEasy... This rocks. Always look forward to your vids!
I bet we'd all love to watch tutorials. So if they're fun for you, too, then bring em on!
Nice to hear! Alright, guess I'll have to start doing some initial plans on the tutorials.
Please never stop making content. Hats off to you, man. Absolutely amazing.
bruh, I'm just getting started :D Thanks a lot dude!
The second one is my favorite, simple and expandable.
Yup! It's quite easy to build, reliable and you get a lot of freedom of design with it.
Incredibly smart! You deserve a larger following!
Thanks mate!
I love your work dude, I got hooked on your circle videos and this one gave me an idea about a emergency Escape pod using some tips from your super small airlock. Pretty convinced you can make an escape pod in small grid that would fit a 1x1x1 large grid cube worth of space. Not so sure about life support systems in that size but I only just watched the video, so I ain't built nothing yet.
By the way did you ever find my first comment? Literally my first post on any video in TH-cam, I believe I left it on one of your "Flat Universe Theory Showcase" videos by accident instead of "Even More Circle Stuff in Space Engineers"...
Ooh, That escape pod is an awesome idea! Excluding an oxygen tank (I wish there was a small version like the hydrogen tank) you should be able to fit everything in a 5x5x5 cube.
The air inside the pod will last you a while and you could add small cargo containers in the walls with some oxygen bottles inside them for some extra air supply.
And yeah I noticed your comment (BTW thanks for blessing me with the power of your first comment :D) and left a reply. Didn't you get a notification? It's in episode #1 if you can't find it.
@@MjuMeli Remember: a pod that includes an oxygen tank … that's a cockpit.
@@MjuMeli glad you like the idea & no I didn't get a notification, I have notifications turned off because of errors in my phone. Imma check out what your thoughts were regarding my first message, I'm eager to find out what you think of that.
You warned me about the jumpscare, but I still jumped!
lol :D The mouse shaking was my genuine reaction, got me quite good as well. I should do some testing on why hinges don't like to turn the full 90 degrees sometimes.
I think that the findings will probably just be "because Clang", if statistical consistency is required in order to put forward a hypothesis :P
That's really cool I've not thought of doing anything like this.
Thanks! Happy to be able to give people ideas✌🏻
Your designs are great!!
Thanks man!
Great video I It was struggling with my door that I wanted to build this enlightened me quite a bit thank you very much
Is it bad that I fully expected the "door" to be a hole blasted into the wall with a warhead set off by the button?
Hmmm... That actually makes me think of a "door" that works by blowing a hole in a wall which is then "closed" by having a welder fix it using a projection :D
@@MjuMeli A door with a built-in grinder pit!
@@MjuMeli Ha! I thought about that the other day!
That would have been hilarious. Might have to make one to show a friend and get the jump scare
I need to replicate how to make that first door for my ship!
please do a tutorial!!!
The HardnEasy space program. Using a custom door as both a Clang drive and a door at the same time.
Gotta save that PCU :D
You should put your inventions on the workshop its really grate stuff!
I would love to either have a blueprint of some of these to reverse engineer or a tutorial on how you got them airtight. Just found your stuff and it's really interesting to see something different
I'm probably going to do a tutorial on these. Just haven't quite figured out how I want the tutorial to be structured. I tried making one without a script but it didn't work out.
@@MjuMeli awesome! I'm glad the almighty algorithm popped you up. I've been needing some inspiration
Also, I'm sharing this to a SE group. People have got to know that this works
Cool! Thanks for sharing✌🏻
@@MjuMeli of course man. I'm happy to share this. I'm not normally the one to be so interactive. A lot of times I don't even bother giving likes to the things I see on TH-cam but, your work is phenomenal
@@c.jandrews304 Thank you mate!!
12:30 reminds me of a zipper
I actually may like this one the most, as i suppose you could be a bit more flexible with the strength of the parts, meaning you can increase the durability of an entrance by just putting another layer on AND if one part is shot out the others still work.
10:00 thats exacly how i set up my landing gear but i had build in two more times so make it lock so i cant accidentally double press it and make it bug around because of the timing.
Awesome! A custom landing gear is something I've wanted to build for a long time.
Hey how did you work around the double press issue? Extra timer to turn off the initial timer block for a certain time?
@@MjuMeli i made a "start"-timer that is just there to be turnd on and off, after that the start timer triggers the second timer, the "lock"-timer, the "lock" turns off the "start" and splits the timers like you did in your setup.
After the last timer did his action, he triggers the "unlock" timer which turns the "start" back on.
If you have delays, for example a piston, you have make the delay on the next timer block, so it waits for the command to triggre.
i think that you could make that easier but i want it to make as logical as possible xd
you can spam proof the buttons too so you can't break the doors by enabling the other sequene only after the last one finishes :D
OMELETTE DU FROMAGE! OMELETTE DU FROMAGE!!
Followed by all these doors closing behind each other in sequence.
I was thinking about doing something like that for the intro/outro, but the groups on the doors are named similarly so they'd get all mixed up if I connected them to the same grid. I don't know any other clean way of controlling them all at the same time. Guess the naming schemes is something I should do better in the future.
@@MjuMeli No worries, the video was amazing! Thanks. :)
@@butsgalore Thanks man✌🏻 You're welcome!
Have you considered making the sequence switch the last action of any of the sequence?
Last action of Sequence A is toggle off A1/ Toggle on B1
Last action of Sequence B is toggle off B1/ Toggle on A1
I haven't, I just stuck with the first working idea :D Good thinking though! Your way might be more intuitive to some.
@@MjuMeli I was additionally thinking that then multi sequence systems would also be possible:
A enables B
B enables C
C enables A
Maybe you can do something with that, I am excited to see your next creations :D
@@qwendolyn5421 Oh yeah! That's true. Way easier to do cycling sequences that way. Thanks mate!
These are very beautiful and functional designs. Your work is really great, and I love how you present it with snippets of failures. I was wondering if you stuck to the small block design because of overall door size. Have you made anything like this with large blocks?
Thanks man! For any given size of door it's way more compact in small grid. But I see no problems with making any of these in large grid. They will just be a lot lot bigger.
Does the grid type make a difference on if the doors work or not? I'm trying to figure out custom airtight doors myself and I'm having an issue with the doors not opening after the merge block is turned off. I have the grid I'm working on set as a station so the kracken can't run off with it, is that the issue?
Most likely the issue is that you have some other place where the door connects other than the merge block. You could be hiding an extra connection somewhere on the side of the door for example.
I guess it could also be related to the grid becoming static if the frame is a static grid. I've never had this problem, but then again I've only used small grid which can't become static.
I have a tutorial if you wanna check it out.
I have problems to do a large airtight door to my station, all time the door close and i turn off the merge to open again the door stai on station mode and dont back to ship mode :/
You've just solved a problem I was having when using merge blocks with movable parts. I'm wanting to make a custom cockpit canopies. Would you be willing and interested to do a custom cockpit canopy video?
I'll keep it in mind for future videos. It's definitely an interesting concept!
@@MjuMeli I mean, I'm already a big fan of your work. This would just be amazing to see
Great stuff
Do you have some large grid ones as well?
1:20 - 1:43 Holy shit YEAH BABY!! Thanks man, take my like and subscribtion :D
Nice video bro
Thanks man!
Plot twist: This is actually Marek Rosa's account, and the reason for SE's slow development is because he spends all his time thinking about custom airtight door designs instead of working on the game.
Nope :D Although I wouldn't mind a job at Keen developing SE
Откуда у вас такие идеи!? Это выглядит очень увлекательно! Все мои друзья кто играет в эту игру подписались на вас. Спасибо за это хорошее видео !
гугл переводчик в помощь!
Они просто приходят ко мне. Я творческий человек.
Спасибо, что поделились моим каналом!
Пожалуйста!
Brilliant
Too Quick:(( can you pls add it to workshop or explain how to do it?? Especially the first doors
Check my channel for an in depth tutorial on custom airtight doors 👍🏻
Subscribed ☺️👍
Awesome dude! Welcome✌🏻
10:04 I always theorized that you could write logic using times, and... It's as tedious as I expected it to be.
Time to build a computer in SE 🤔 It's less tedious than redstone though 😁
@@MjuMeli I’d just use in game scripting, it’s far easier
@@juliet4093 Maybe for people who already have some programming experience. Also some servers don't allow scripts.
are you a Dalek?
Not that I know :D
Yes! The guy
Enjoy the video!
Awesome
Thanks!
can i have all the blueprints?
HELL YEAH!
YEAH! :D
are you a robot ? really nice concept btw 🙂
Not that I know :D Thanks!
why no more SE videos ?
Because I went on to study space engineering and got a space engineering job. I still think about this channel and might make videos again at some point.
your awesome
DOORS :D
That it is! I'm actually making a tutorial for building these airtight doors at the moment. Should be up tomorrow!
Sounds like Finish English
Finglish ftw