No Battery Vehicle Fly Forever in Tears of the Kingdom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- In this tutorial I'll guide you through how to build an infinite flying machine in Zelda TOTK. It's a true powerless helicopter that doesn't use energy cells at all. It's fully steerable and all of the materials are easy to collect. It doesn't require glitches or any complicated set ups to build. Because it only uses five parts it only costs 15 zonaite to autobuild. That's barely more than a hoverbike. You can fly anywhere with this plane even up to the sky ceiling of the map. Its a very simple and easy vehicle to make with a lot of practical uses. And because it uses almost no zonai devices it won't despawn. In this video I take it up to some of the highest places in the game like Hyrule Castle, the Wind Temple, and Death Mountain. This makes me very excited for what will be possible with echoes in Zelda Echoes of Wisdom.
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Don’t forget to favorite it in autobuild!
Check out this video where I show you how to make a rock climbing car that can scale any mountain in Hyrule: m.th-cam.com/video/a0vsYaJIuVs/w-d-xo.html
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If that thing descends stabily, you can make your landings less "crash" by snapping it with recall before you hit the ground
That’s a good idea. Most of my landings have been like that Hyrule Castle one but that could help a lot with keeping the flying machine from breaking or getting lost.
Me: Tries to put another on the other side
Will that work though?? The controlling is so hard for me to get a hang on haha, hmm…
Edit: it works…. Kinda. It makes the autobuild cost go WAY up to 27, but if you attach another pitchfork, block, wheel and fan, it stabilizes your movement.
The catch is, you are stuck moving diagonally up and to your right. I might try messing with the fan positions more and see what happens, but to stabilize the motion I had to place the fan facing the same exact direction as the original fan. I thought facing them opposite would balance it out and let you like, steer forward maybe?
But nah. For some reason, if you make the other fan face the opposite way, so that the fans both lean toward Link, then the second new fan on his right will blow air up instead of down, and you end up flipping the whole thing over
@@pinkfloydguy7781 If you don't mind getting into some weird glitches, I believe there is a way to get a propeller to send air the opposite direction. If I remember right it's called q-linking and involves temporarily culling a part during a build process.
@@pinkfloydguy7781 I read allat. THANK YOU. I didn’t think it would work and I’m too lazy and tired to do anything rn.
@@pinkfloydguy7781wouldn't that be because putting it on the other side swaps the direction of the fan blades rotation
I actually like the asymmetrical design. It fits with the fact that it’s already breaking physics.
Wind Waker music is instant win!
Wonder if anyone combined this concept with the light weight railing/shooting star flyer..
This is amazing! Thank you
Knowing Nintendo, they're gonna make those blocks unfusable after they see this
Not likely because they haven’t updated the game in over a year. Plus the special property of flux construct blocks was discovered months ago.
Can you include a zonai balloon so it drops softer? Or does it mess with the build? I cannot test it myself atm but if it's possible it would be SO useful in a run I'm planning.
Does that make things descend softer even when it’s not powered? I’d definitely be willing to give it a shot.
@@new2you410The balloons only need fire to provide lift (torches and wood work).
@@new2you410 Yep, long ago I did a no paraglider (w/o batteries upgrades) run and attaching a balloon directly to a steering stick and a stabilizer allowed me to reach the final bosses arena easily!
@MrV705 My "no paraglider" portion was like the first day of playing. I could have just gone to Lookout like everyone was hinting.. but I'd discovered powered flight and water takeoffs and was too busy chasing shrines I'd seen on the way down.
Good on you for doing it all by brains and grit.
There might still be a trick to scrub/muffle fall damage by going into a shield surf at the right point before impact.
@@DemonicAdj Oh I understand you so much, first day playing I just rushed to the great plateau for nostalgic reasons, no paraglider. But yeah, you're quite limited without paraglider...
On the other hand I don't know about any damage cancel glitch like BOTW, while using a steering stick you're completely immune to fall damage (if you land on it still).
i tried for half an hour and couldn't get it to stop spinning out of control to the right, i tried many different placements of the steering stick.
If it looks stupid but it works, it ain't stupid.
Mercenary Maxim 43. "If it's stupid and it works, it's still stupid and you're lucky."
-Redneck 2024
The amount of time I spent to make a non-battery flying vehicule and you made it with so many fewer materials, wow. Subscribed right away!
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Holy, THAT'S how you can remove items from Shrines? Damn, my building potential just went up.
There's also a Google Docs sheet out there with a list of the components and which dungeons have them.
Oh, and also you can just use your Autobuild history once you're outside. Just stick an apple(or anything) to the part you want and head outside and build from history.
... Does anyone do any research anymore?
@@skins4thewinit’s more fun to play a game first time through without researching imo
@@DemonicAdj Do you have a link to the document? (pun intended)
bro i cant wait for echoes of wisdom, defo gonna explore the map and try to find everything I can
...before the first dungeon
"Some kind of.. bed and pot mechanism"
@@DemonicAdj ah....yes..... I can see it now... the Bedpot 1.0 : the bed that also doubles as a pot
first dungeon is actually tutorial lol
I'm rather impressed by this! If I ever play the game again, I should try building it!
This is sick! I spent a while trying to crack the zero battery vehicle problem last year, but I was never able to make anything even close to as cheap or as maneuverable as this. Wanted to ask, what’s the special property of the flux construct box that you used?
Thank you! I’ve heard people refer to it as zero point energy before.
Originally it was discovered that if the base of your vehicle was a special material like one of those low gravity rails or something you could get a wagon wheel to spin with a control stick even with no battery when the vehicle was partially submerged in water. I don’t completely understand why but it has something to do with resistances I’m told.
A few months after that people discovered that there were even better materials out there that could achieve the same effect without the water. The two I know about are a raft with pointy sticks at the end that you can get from a Yiga base in the depths and the flux construct block but I’m sure there’s others out there. I was just experimenting with the flux construct block until I came up with this design. Sorry, I know it’s not much of an explanation but I don’t fully understand it either.
@@new2you410 raft huh? That might be worth investigating to create a watercraft version of this
It never occurred to me to try fusing a block from a flux construct. I wonder if you can defeat them just by stealing enough blocks?
That would be interesting to try actually.
They regenerate blocks after a while
I tried once, but ran out of shields.
You should become a pilot
My kid just landed it
So is the wheel being powered by the block, and then the wheel is rotating the fan? So the fan isn't powered, just rotating? Thanks!
Technically nothing is powered but yes, the special properties of the flux construct block are what allow you to spin the wagon wheel with the control stick. I don’t think this was intended by the developers at all. There’s a specific raft with pointy sticks that has the same properties as the flux construct block. Which means there’s probably other materials out there that would work as well.
@@new2you410 Do you have a video about the specific raft? If not where can I find it?
만들어 봤는데 운전하기가 많이 어렵네요^^; 하지만 대단합니다!!
Legit AF… you’ll see me tearing above Hyrule in one of these soon. 👌
Ooo I was close ,, I knew ''the Perfect flyer'' needed a steering Stick! 😄
But honestly, I think this is amazing. What a game. 🐉
Physics is no match for insane troll logic.
Nice vid'. Great to see people still experimenting here. ; )
Thank you 🙏🏻
Can you weaponize it?
You definitely can but just be aware that it wouldn’t really be a powerless vehicle anymore 😅
Also, dude. Never actually tried making something out of construct chunks. Good thinking.
I still can't believe they managed to pull off making this game run on the switch. That thing was underpowered when it launched in 2016, and now we have units that are running a game vastly more complicated than nearly any AAA release to date
With the amount of physics interactions in the game it really is mind blowing that they were able to pull it off.
@@new2you410 physics interactions, unique behaviors, and simply being able to fly around the entire map without consequence. Plus it doesn't look half bad at all, on a GPU that has less power than the average electric toothbrush
Why wouldn't you just make a Skybike and recall stall it to recharge midair?
Trust me, this is a lot easier than that.
I'm trying to remember if I ever actually beat this game.... I don;t really care though, because I still played it for 500 hour having a blast every time.
Excellent tutorial! I'm curious if some version of this could be applied to make a powerless land vehicle somehow. I'd love to have something I could autobuild to help explore the depths and get over all the gloom on the ground in some areas. A land vehicle peppered with large brightbloom plants would make a great way to get around.
That’s a good idea I bet there is a way. The only tricky part is the cube has to start as the main part of the vehicle touching the ground for the trick to activate.
@@new2you410 in theory, could you build the device and activate it, then Ultrahand attach some icy meat or wheels to it afterward? Do you suppose that would do the trick?
Do some tests and let me know what works.
@@new2you410I'm thinking about tinkering with this build myself, but I want to ask, why is the Construct block important? Does it have any particular characteristics, other than its proportions?
I Forget How High the totk sky islands were
Dude....this changes the entire game for me.
Súper precise and detailed instructions. Nice job
Thank you 🙏🏻
What is the actual special property of the construct cube that is in effect here?
I’ve heard people refer to it as zero point energy before.
Originally it was discovered that if the base of your vehicle was a special material like one of those low gravity rails or something you could get a wagon wheel to spin with a control stick even with no battery when the vehicle was partially submerged in water. I don’t completely understand why but it has something to do with resistances I’m told.
A few months after that people discovered that there were even better materials out there that could achieve the same effect without the water. The two I know about are a raft with pointy sticks at the end that you can get from a Yiga base in the depths and the flux construct block but I’m sure there’s others out there. I was just experimenting with the flux construct block until I came up with this design. Sorry, I know it’s not much of an explanation but I don’t fully understand it either.
But, what about Thermodynamics laws? Perpetual motion machine???
We don’t care about those around here. 😂
Is it possible to put one contraption on either side of the control stick to stabilise it better? Or woth that just take you straight up?
You can do that. The only problem is that with two propellers, whenever you try to turn to the left they lock up and you fall out of the sky. So you can’t steer it very well.
I’ll be trying this later today 🌟
I.... I didn't even know you can fuse the individual blocks from the Flux Constructs... And I've been playing this game since release day.
I wanna do an experiment and fuse most of the blocks to a lot of shields and see if that makes the Flux Construct smaller or incomplete when it rebuilds itself.
This is cool
best thing about this stick is the crazy fast drop from the sky
Interesting that this vehicle is constantly turning slightly to the right, considering most real-life planes have a tendency to turn slightly to the left.
Why?
@@JotariThe earth is spinning.
@@awsomemrc Wouldn't that entirely depend on whether you're flying north, south, east or west? And the hemisphere you're in?
The rotational energy of the planet creates a gravitational effect on the propeller, this is a well known effect called "P-Factor" you can find more info on google :)
Free Energy but at what cost
Dumb idea... If you save the propeller on a wheel construct, can't you just put 4 of them on a platform powered from sitting on the flux construct block?
funny
There has to be a better design for this that doesn't control wonky... Just sayin'. I'm sure this could be refined further.
Genius
Little question how do I stop it from spinning in circles and going out of control
Nahh, I’d rather hover bike 2.0 and just recall to get battery back
who else clicked to see if the propeller was a modded part or one you can actually get somehow?
Does this work in the latest version
Yes it does. 👍🏻
Nice
This looks great will have to give it a whirl!
Bloody love this game!
what is the real function of the block from the flux construct?
I’ve heard people refer to it as zero point energy before.
Originally it was discovered that if the base of your vehicle was a special material like one of those low gravity rails or something you could get a wagon wheel to spin with a control stick even with no battery when the vehicle was partially submerged in water. I don’t completely understand why but it has something to do with resistances I’m told.
A few months after that people discovered that there were even better materials out there that could achieve the same effect without the water. The two I know about are a raft with pointy sticks at the end that you can get from a Yiga base in the depths and the flux construct block but I’m sure there’s others out there. I was just experimenting with the flux construct block until I came up with this design. Sorry, I know it’s not much of an explanation but I don’t fully understand it either.
@@new2you410 no worries, i could grasp it. I also just realize if we want ro make the propeller work we need to rotate it with the control stick, if we rotate it backward it won't blow the wind under, hench we can't even floating
fly forever with 0.1mph speed yay
Welp, I guess it's time for another playthrough!
That’s what I’m thinking too. 😂
This is really cool, but I have a question. Why does the starting stick have to be facing left instead of forwards?
In order for the wagon wheel to spin with this trick Link needs to be perpendicular to the wagon wheel. I don’t completely understand why myself but it’s something to do with the special property of the flux construct block.
Any flying machine in TOTK, even this one will not last forever and you cannot fly as far as you like due to the time limit algorithm Nintendo has coded in. After a while, any and all flying machines, even this one in this video and I have tried it, will start to flash after some time and when it does that it means that it is about to expire and disappear. So no. To correct this content creator, yes it will fly without consuming batteries but will eventually expire because of the algorithm. And you would expect something like this to work on my TOTK since I have never updated my TOTK and am still on version 1.0.0 and am still using all the good glitches from those days like the easiest item dupe ever with the paraglider and pushing Y and B buttons simultaneously in the air. For the ones that have done this glitch on version 1.0.0 knows which glitch I'm talking about.
Fly almost forever 😅
You are correct. Since steering sticks are a Zonai device they will eventually despawn. You can’t really have a controllable flying machine without them though.
Remember that if link gets angled too far he falls off, so might want to fix this with a few stabilizers on cooking pots
As long as you keep moving he won’t fall off. Plus adding stabilizers would use battery.
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Fun thing I learned last night; If your build gets hit by lightning, the flux block becomes "dead" and won't work again even if you take it apart and reassemble it with other parts lol.
Really? I’ve never had that happen.
My wife bought me this game and i played it for 30mins. It looks terrible and was overwhelming complicated to the point i didnt care to continue
You should give it another shot! It's a ton of fun after you get over the learning curve.
"One downside"?? haha
🤯 amazing
Imagine this game on PC at 4K 120fps....oh wait.
You can already emulate this as well as BoTW via Dolphin emulator. It doesn't get 4K graphics because the switch is physically incapable of running that, but you might be able to unlock the framerate.
@infamoushac That's crazy to me then dolphin can emulate the switch, already..
If you use a stabilizer on the middle of the pitchfork it would solve the movement issues also putting springs on the bottom ot the machine would solve landing
Springs would probably make it too heavy to fly.
Honestly, once you have your battery expanded, there is little reason to make a vehicle like this. Not to mention using one of those big energy thingies recharges ALL of your battery, of which you should have a ton of. Your battery should last so long that you should rarely even have to use those energy capsule thingies to recharge it.
I think you are forgetting the main objective of this experiment. Which is doing something that doesn't use external energy. It's a challenge, not something focused on practicality.
@jefersongoulart8854 That's a fair point I suppose.
i didnt like this video
You should, lol
im sticking with the hoverbike
The only critique I can offer: The epic montage music should have been the theme song from Sanford and Son.
My man is keeping alive the TOTK community that was killed just because a "Zeldatuber" said he didn't like the game
Who?
@@BelleXJ9 Exactly, it's not dead just because some rando said so.
Notice how the building community is still making content, but the story analysis and theorycraft communities have all dropped negative reviews. Its almost like TOTKs building is really good, but the narrative sucks. Who would've thought a game could have both good AND bad aspects? :D
Aww, I liked the story, too. Not gonna watch a two hour video about it, but I assume it’s the lack of continuity with botw?
having criticism about a game isn't a bad thing and someone having negative thoughts about a game doesn't mean its gonna die brother
Good think I play this on my PC and just give my seft unlimited battery with a click.