The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
Now make a proper icbm with a nice silo launch sequence, and a changing target tracking system Also, is there a way to track the missile in relation to the satellites?
depending on how far the target is from satelites the missile goes a different direction, unfortunatley the missile tracks in relation to the satelites information, and not where the target actually is, meaning the missile has to start from the exact same spot or it dosent work
depending on how far the target is from satelites the missile goes a different direction, unfortunatley the missile tracks in relation to the satelites information, and not where the target actually is, meaning the missile has to start from the exact same spot or it dosent work
to improve it prob need the missile to be tracked by other satellites so the missile knows we’re it’s at while the other satellites knows we’re it isn’t at yet knows it’s destination so you can do some crazy logic
This could probably be improved by having it so that the outer sensors are angled out slightly, then it should work fine at any distance, and be more like an actual camera. Right now it would in theory if the target moved one meter to the right for instance, it might respond by turning 2 degrees, no matter the distance, which would be bad. It would be better if it was that it turned depending on how many degrees it moves, if that makes any sense.
This is a somewhat different approach than the one I thought you were going to take. I thought this would be a radar missile, where a rotating array of differently angled sensors detects an object at a certain distance and another does the same, making it so you can triangulate its position in space. If you start the rocket at a known position, its "simply" a matter of doing some algebra with logic gates to do trahjectory calculations and then have the missile carry these out on a deviation-from-target sort of feedback loop. Were I as knowledgeable regarding besige creations as you thats how I would do it
This was such a delight to watch. Although, I think the end-product more resembled satellite-guided bombs than missiles. Tomato, Tomahto, as far as I'm concerned but I think you did miss the chance to design the craft more like a bomber lol (this reminds me that I should get back into besiege some time since I never actually completed it)
It might sound a bit boring, but make the satellites determine the distance between each other and the bomber. Then by using trigonometry and vectors, you can much more accuratly calculate a real time flight path. The idea is that the three satellites can triangulate the positions of the bomb and the target, then make the flight path of the bomb always follow the vector that forms from the bomb to the target. This is practicaly what was happening in the video, but without accounting for the angles the bomb just tries to go where the sensors are looking. Like i think the whole thing could be improved by making the satellites find the position of the bomb in respect to the target. Then the actual bomb steering could focus more on staying stable and only change directions to adjust for the direction vector. Is it possible tho
the medieval peasant really must be like: What a great day to farm, i love living on this farm. O , what is that 'i the welken? it looks as a balloon. Soft, what is this red beam of light towards the ground? could this be the work of a witch? oh mine, it appears that a large object is falling towards the ground! what aye could it be? soft, its coming towards me! i'd better run!
The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't... By the way, how about making a homing missile guided by a pre-installed beacon? To make, for example, a small drone that would cling to something, and the projectile would follow it
@@dani-ct2vf as long as there is an and gate an or gate and a nor gate im pretty sure you can theoretically build a computer so complex enough exists... its just not practical
have to make the fan on the tails of the bombs push away from target, but also have to add few wings to missiles so when they angle at the target they glide there you don't have any aero, so not much glide authority. prob need center of lift slightly behind center of mass of each missile, and should make them glide to target. just idea, not sure if it would work tho.
hey man, if you like doing this kind of stuff you should try Stormworks, with full on GPS, logic gates, sensors, pivots, propper rocket engines, control surfaces, radar… yeah you would have a field day in it once you get the hang of it
Now, you just need to make one that uses multiple satellites and triangulation to do it in vanilla! The sensors point at the target, and the angle of multiple sensors gives you the location, without knowing how far it is! After all, there is only one spot that puts this sensor at 325 degrees, and this one at 122, and the last one at 12!
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I want to do a missile showcase video at some point soon, what kind of missiles would you want to see?
A missile that splits many times and makes a giant explosion
ICBM missile a small one no need to make one of the B I G ones from Russia
But in total it doesn't matter what you make, it will always be cool
I would love to see a swarm missile (Like the V-1) but instead it is a cluster warhead
Hypersonic (or as fast as you can controllably go) missiles
this man has enough intellect to solve all world problems. Instead he makes sattelite tracked homing missiles in besiege. I love him
yes
Remember: if this intellect was applied to the real world we would all be as good as dead
"Today I wanted to try and cure cancer. So first thing I wanted was to build an engine..."
Average Lockheed Martin engineer.😂
Yes
Medieval people were very advanced, they had tracking satellites on hot air balloons and intercontinential ballistic missiles powered by water cannons
intercontinental*
@jorgetepanete
Grammar police alert
@@JorgetePanete wrong
@@MisterCosmoOfficialSpelling police*
Tfw people don't know what words mean
The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was.
The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
The perfect usebof this
Every textbook explanation.
I have this memorized word for word
Halfway through reading this, I started smelling toast
🤓
Ah yes king Arthur and his sub orbital ICBM system
Excalibur missiles
LOL
Now make a proper icbm with a nice silo launch sequence, and a changing target tracking system
Also, is there a way to track the missile in relation to the satellites?
Perfect suggestion
This comment is older than the video -_-
@@thealmanancy9020 Unlisted/premiere videos:
Also quite sure this guy has a Patreon to see videos before they come out fully
Something about the timing of this comment doesn't quite add up...
@@duskblau486yea it's older than the video it's weird
I wish you would’ve explained the logic behind how you “hooked up” the missiles to the satellites to determine what direction they needed to go
Obviously black magic
depending on how far the target is from satelites the missile goes a different direction, unfortunatley the missile tracks in relation to the satelites information, and not where the target actually is, meaning the missile has to start from the exact same spot or it dosent work
Is this like using GPS or something similar or is it just gonna float and drop a missile?! I’m so confused, like, how is this possible?!?
Magic
@@ReidCaptaingood old magic
@@ReidCaptainMr bean moment
depending on how far the target is from satelites the missile goes a different direction, unfortunatley the missile tracks in relation to the satelites information, and not where the target actually is, meaning the missile has to start from the exact same spot or it dosent work
Next up: a Dyson sphere in poly bridge 3
Lol maybe in ksp
@@ReidCaptainI hope so!
This is probably an amazing idea to do in Plasma!
Good suggestions
to improve it prob need the missile to be tracked by other satellites so the missile knows we’re it’s at while the other satellites knows we’re it isn’t at yet knows it’s destination so you can do some crazy logic
Man shows us how to make an auto-turret in the first two minutes
still very useful
This could probably be improved by having it so that the outer sensors are angled out slightly, then it should work fine at any distance, and be more like an actual camera. Right now it would in theory if the target moved one meter to the right for instance, it might respond by turning 2 degrees, no matter the distance, which would be bad. It would be better if it was that it turned depending on how many degrees it moves, if that makes any sense.
This is a somewhat different approach than the one I thought you were going to take. I thought this would be a radar missile, where a rotating array of differently angled sensors detects an object at a certain distance and another does the same, making it so you can triangulate its position in space. If you start the rocket at a known position, its "simply" a matter of doing some algebra with logic gates to do trahjectory calculations and then have the missile carry these out on a deviation-from-target sort of feedback loop.
Were I as knowledgeable regarding besige creations as you thats how I would do it
Using these sensors can you make a sentry gun
It would be cool if it looked like the one from tf2
Also if it could be upgraded that would be sick
Sorry he doesn't solve practical problems he's a captain
The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't
You keep making rockets and vehicles of destruction, try making a defense system or something that can combat these things.
anti aircraft
This was such a delight to watch. Although, I think the end-product more resembled satellite-guided bombs than missiles. Tomato, Tomahto, as far as I'm concerned but I think you did miss the chance to design the craft more like a bomber lol (this reminds me that I should get back into besiege some time since I never actually completed it)
Tomato, tomahawk
The hot air balloon in this game is seriously underrated like look at what this man could do with it
If they ever hire Ried, president Ronald’s plans will be complete
im just. speechless, i cant make a working car myself.
It might sound a bit boring, but make the satellites determine the distance between each other and the bomber. Then by using trigonometry and vectors, you can much more accuratly calculate a real time flight path.
The idea is that the three satellites can triangulate the positions of the bomb and the target, then make the flight path of the bomb always follow the vector that forms from the bomb to the target.
This is practicaly what was happening in the video, but without accounting for the angles the bomb just tries to go where the sensors are looking. Like i think the whole thing could be improved by making the satellites find the position of the bomb in respect to the target. Then the actual bomb steering could focus more on staying stable and only change directions to adjust for the direction vector.
Is it possible tho
at this point, this dude is going to go to NASA and build the best most efficient rocket using only woodworking tools
this man can send humans to mars
This guy will never stop advancing the tech in besiege
he should do this in stormworks for missiles, planes, bombs ect
the things he could do with microcontrollers and comp data would be astouning
Bro made a literal ICBM. Dudes a damn menace
absolutely incredible video as always
This man is literally medieval Raytheon
You Should try to make a blimp sometime with propeller engines that would be a really cool video!
yeah pls do this
I would love to see Reid mess around in Space Engineers, theres so many crazy stuff you can do in that game
I'd love be to see you make a sentry turret with these kinds of principles
Could you use the idea behind the satellites to make sentries?
the medieval peasant really must be like:
What a great day to farm, i love living on this farm. O , what is that 'i the welken? it looks as a balloon. Soft, what is this red beam of light towards the ground? could this be the work of a witch? oh mine, it appears that a large object is falling towards the ground! what aye could it be? soft, its coming towards me! i'd better run!
The missile knows where it is because it knows where it isn't...
By the way, how about making a homing missile guided by a pre-installed beacon? To make, for example, a small drone that would cling to something, and the projectile would follow it
Never played besiege before but im subbing because this content is too cool
I loved how many times the missle hit its own satellites
“Hey guys today I want to make a atomic bomb, but here is the twist ITS IN REAL LIFE”
Nice, but aren’t these considered guided bombs?
Please keep making these
Your bombs are still more accurate than the V2
"Making a Satellite Based Tracking Missile" *Builds a satellite guided bomb*
make it able to rotate, that way it can move in the precise directions required
if at first you don't hit the target, make it bigger
0:18 this is very NileRed of you😂
1:00 you could use triagonometry for that although it would be hard
there isnt any math logic for besiege complex and pratical enough to do this
plus unless you have two satellites/POVs and a known distance between them you cant really determine distance to target
@@dani-ct2vf as long as there is an and gate an or gate and a nor gate im pretty sure you can theoretically build a computer so complex enough exists... its just not practical
@@thmxsz itd take atleast 300 parts, and that's the point where the game straight up refuses to work
have to make the fan on the tails of the bombs push away from target, but also have to add few wings to missiles so when they angle at the target they glide there you don't have any aero, so not much glide authority. prob need center of lift slightly behind center of mass of each missile, and should make them glide to target. just idea, not sure if it would work tho.
Any day now lockeed Martin is gonna be at his door😅
Really cool!
The double flip adds style points💀
mad man has returned!!
"Making a thermonuclear bomb to be launched from a submarine in besiege" probably next
I NEED TO SEE iron dome made in besige
"Today we are pronouncing Worcestershire sauce in besiege"
ay ay ay, thats a fresh video!
amazing amazing, but you didn't make a guided missle, you made a blimp with guided bombs
It's worth noting that real radars sample much faster
flyout next?
guy really made guided bombs. He's gonna build a CBU-97 next.
hey man, if you like doing this kind of stuff you should try Stormworks, with full on GPS, logic gates, sensors, pivots, propper rocket engines, control surfaces, radar… yeah you would have a field day in it once you get the hang of it
Hey man, I really like your videos. Can you try juno new origins some day?
Next up: making a complete replica of the whitehouse and its interior in besiege
He sounds just like nile red, down to even the way he makes his sentences
When I saw this in my notifications I thought it said: making a satellite based tracking missile. Which I am pretty sure is very illlegal😂
I ❤ besiege but my pc cant handle it lol
Me to brother
@@An_M4A3are u spanish?
@@patilapatata no why
@@An_M4A3 idk ur name remind me something
@patilapatata just curious what is it
Part 2 of this please
Make a SAM site. It's basically the same as this video, but in reverse.
Reid captain in 6months : i recreated the internet in besiege using wood only
This is not a missile this is a bomb that falls.
give bro a Nobel prize! he earned it!
8:36 they way the missile accidentally hits one of the satellites if cool af.
You should make an artillery piece if you haven’t already
bro literally reinvented gps in besieged
NEW REID CAPTAIN VID LES GO
a missle that relases lots of Laser guided bombs onto a target
Ey man can you make a video where you improve your tank from like 2 or 3 years ago? Cheers
Good suggestions
Mmmm perhaps, sounds fun
good
it is like an ICBM (intercontinental ballistic missile)
thx
place a flying block with 10 000 000 000 000 000 000 power (yes exactly that number), and try to move it, it makes a great sabilisation
Hi reid captain. Gotta request. Do you think you could get to poly bridge 1 ? In particular 8-5, but all of them even. Would be cool to see. Thanks
He should do trail makers
Missile for thee, glee for me
Make a gun that can track targets and fire at them without missing
this guy is so smart hell the us should hire him to make missiles
Whats the name of the mod with the lerp function?
Imagine if one of the satellites target the missile
Making some sort of auto targeting aa system would be cool
this is a satellite that drops guided bombs, not a missile
this dude sounds so much like NileRed
How does a video like this have less than 1k likes, this is amazing
Because it was uploaded.two hours ago
Next video: making Doom in Besiege
you should do ground to air missiles
SAMs? hell yeah
Can you make an orbital laser in besiege?
Make a belt loaded machine gun in Besiege
pretty sure he's already done that
@@rebel6301I talking about a belt, loaded machine gun. What he made was a normal machine gun
@@zackmaker1857 i swear he's done it before with cannons linked together, maybe im just tripping idk
@@rebel6301 your tripping
@@zackmaker1857 i think he built a minigun using cannons as cartridges on a belt
satellite tracking missile in besiege before gta6 😂
Now, you just need to make one that uses multiple satellites and triangulation to do it in vanilla!
The sensors point at the target, and the angle of multiple sensors gives you the location, without knowing how far it is! After all, there is only one spot that puts this sensor at 325 degrees, and this one at 122, and the last one at 12!
Airship build when
dudes making a MIRV
Make a f-22 raptor with AIM-9 sidewinder tracking missiles
Have you tried gearblocks?