I Made a Button that Helps you Touch Grass

In this video, I give an overview of a project I made to help other people with their ragequitting issues in videogames. It's definitely not for me.
GitHub repository (can't post links, sorry): /maxwellstull/TouchGrassButton
The link to the CAD files can be found in the repo.
Music:
"Evil Plan" by Kevin MacLeod
"Hitman" by Kevin MacLeod
"Conga" by Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine

[@thaphreak]

No no, lets be clear here, this is for YOU.

[@WilfyyWilfyy]

damn you're underrated as hell, great video man! keep it up 👍

[@martinrocket1436]

True. 497 views on a quite well made video. Definitely underrated!

[@LaziestYoutubeSavant]

Simpler solution:
1. Write "GRASS" on a piece of paper.
2. Touch it.

[@fluffysavage]

finally something that will help my buddy who lives on the fortnite island to touch non-digital grass AMEN

[@brox_guy4092]

Cool, Like seriously cool

[@AndroCubed]

3:52 catastrophic minor editing error

[@zhxsarts]

Based

[@Marklar3]

You forgot to explain what it's supposed to do in the intro, so this video was hard to follow.

[@maxstull360]

Thanks for the feedback! It was my first time making a project video, so I'm still figuring out the "story telling" element of it. I'll definitely take this into consideration for my next video :)

[@Marklar3]

@@maxstull360 There's definitely a lot of good stuff in your story telling, but it may be a case of being so deeply invested in a project that it's hard to remember what it would be like to see with fresh eyes. It seems like you were going for the approach of "find out what it does while I build it", but I think this genre of engineering video with works best when the audience is aware of the "problem" you're trying to solve. Perhaps they're given a fleeting moment to consider how they would solve the problem, and then seeing the solution that the host came up with to solve the problem.
I'm not an engineer or anything though, just a casual enjoyer of this genre of video.