The legendary greatly-requested rope swing tutorial at last! Love the back-breaking rope swing pose on the puppet 🤣 Awesome vid bru! Bruh, I always learn more about timelines when I watch your vids. Using beat mode is actually so efficient! And wow those angle sensors are dope, I have straight up never even touched them before. Also, dat #facereveal #pianoreveal #ceilingfanreveal
Hey thanks for the tutorial. I've been looking for good grind rail tutorials for a while and haven't had much luck. Is that something that you'd be able to do a video about? The example i'm thinking of would be something like Tony Hawk, where you can grind both ways instead of just one.
no doubt. that piece of information is going into a bigger video about rotations and stuff in general, so it will be a little while until i finish everything up. In the meantime, feel free to use the element: indreams.me/element/oJfysbBZMJr
@@VinceKully thanks but I can't hook up my PS5 to the internet and won't be able to for quite a while so I'll just wait for the video or who knows maybe I'll figure out how to go it myself before then 😂
Hey Vince Kully! It's everybody! Pro tip... never put a chip on an animated thing or you will go insane ;P You can always just have it floating nearby and link the "affected object" wire to it instead and now the window won't be flying around the place :D (I forget to do this all the time, but I should start listening to this too XD) I'd probably avoid collision for something like this. Or really, anything that isn't meant to be a physics simulation really... XD Instead you could have a small zone on the player at the same point as the teleporter gizmo, looking for the same tag in the ball. Then use the signal from the ball. No collision necessary. When a force applier is directional, the centre of the zone doesn't matter at all. Anything in the zone will have force applied in the specified direction. That's why it didn't make much difference, I think. If the zone was a lot smaller it wouldn't keep shoving for so long. So you could get a nicer brief force, and let it naturally arc.
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The legendary greatly-requested rope swing tutorial at last! Love the back-breaking rope swing pose on the puppet 🤣 Awesome vid bru! Bruh, I always learn more about timelines when I watch your vids. Using beat mode is actually so efficient! And wow those angle sensors are dope, I have straight up never even touched them before.
Also, dat #facereveal #pianoreveal #ceilingfanreveal
If you look closely, it’s also a drum set reveal
Also thx for peeping the video 😎 😊🤙🏻
Oooh, nice!!!
Very helpful!
Wicked tutorial! Thanks for all the help 😎👍
You bet!
Thank you again for the shout out brother! Keep up the fantastic work!
Thanks for cutting out the most important part 👍🏻
lol which part?
@@VinceKullyYou skipped several steps around 6:44. Thankfully you only wasted that much of my time
@@ScoobyMfDew I'm not sure what you're thinking I skipped at 6:44 ... Doesn't seem like I skipped anything
Hey thanks for the tutorial.
I've been looking for good grind rail tutorials for a while and haven't had much luck. Is that something that you'd be able to do a video about? The example i'm thinking of would be something like Tony Hawk, where you can grind both ways instead of just one.
Cool idea. I’ll see what I can do!
I'm still waiting for the tutorial on how to convert stick rotation into degrees
no doubt. that piece of information is going into a bigger video about rotations and stuff in general, so it will be a little while until i finish everything up.
In the meantime, feel free to use the element: indreams.me/element/oJfysbBZMJr
@@VinceKully thanks but I can't hook up my PS5 to the internet and won't be able to for quite a while so I'll just wait for the video or who knows maybe I'll figure out how to go it myself before then 😂
@@themurderpanda9023 oh, jeeze! I can give you a screenshot of the inside of the chip if you'd like. You on twitter or discord?
@@VinceKully I'm on discord but idk how to link it I'm on Android
@@VinceKully murderpanda#8588
Hey Vince Kully! It's everybody!
Pro tip... never put a chip on an animated thing or you will go insane ;P You can always just have it floating nearby and link the "affected object" wire to it instead and now the window won't be flying around the place :D (I forget to do this all the time, but I should start listening to this too XD)
I'd probably avoid collision for something like this. Or really, anything that isn't meant to be a physics simulation really... XD Instead you could have a small zone on the player at the same point as the teleporter gizmo, looking for the same tag in the ball. Then use the signal from the ball. No collision necessary.
When a force applier is directional, the centre of the zone doesn't matter at all. Anything in the zone will have force applied in the specified direction. That's why it didn't make much difference, I think.
If the zone was a lot smaller it wouldn't keep shoving for so long. So you could get a nicer brief force, and let it naturally arc.
solid tips! thanks tap