YF-23 and Aim Servo Tech in Trailmakers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2025
- this video focuses on some rarer uses of aiming servos which i see as under utilized as well as the sick YF-23 i made.
creations:
360 cam demo: steamcommunity...
360 cam CAS heli: steamcommunity...
YF-23: steamcommunity...
YF-23 reduced complexity: steamcommunity...
ur builds are getting so good
John, you do great work. Your videos always demonstrate an interesting new tech that's out of the box compared to a lot of Trailmakers builders. Keep it up!
glad you like it
its john trailmaker... hes him!
Just keep doing what you like! I love all of these tech videos and I don’t think monetization should be a reason to change what you make!
Making a custom cockpit would make the build so much better
yeah, but that requires effort and time and weld groups, things that i hate. the biggest reason i prefer builds with low amounts of weld group interactions is the stability and comp save. i can mount and modify it so much with absolutely nothing freaking out. once you get good at getting the shape you want with basic blocks it's hard to go back, especially for me who is constantly tweaking and adding new tech to old builds.
@ I can get that, I personally like the look of hinge glitched builds
another John guide, we are so back
how is it a guide? its just me ranting about my projects and lacks any step by step instructions.
@ThisIsDumbAllTheNamesAreTakenit’s a guide I think because you were showing us different ways to use the newest block in Trailmakers
Damn didn't expect you here
Congrats on 1k subs!
no thanks
I’m working on a VTOL that has 2 pods that have 4 laser cannons each, anyway, they are connected to the VTOL’s body with 2 aiming servos set to go up and down
I'm actually working on a concept to make a missile that uses aiming servos and compasses/angle sensors.
how do you divide two variables? I've tried using arithmetic gates, but they only do sum of inputs divided by a constant.
why tf would I want to use a constant!??!?!?
if you want x/y then just divide 1 by y to get 1/y then multiply by x to make x/y. just remember this for the future; addition and subtraction are the same operation in a trench coat and the same goes for multiplication and division and exponents and every other operation. to swap between addition and subtraction you need to make one of them a negative. to swap between multiplication and division you need to make one the inverse.
stay in school kids, its basic algebra. also i personally have never really needed to divide two variables so you may need to do some stuff to deal with edge cases i have not experienced.
@ThisIsDumbAllTheNamesAreTaken thanks, im trying to calculate AoA. im using vertical and horizontal speed and using the new trig functions to find the angle.
@@FarțResidue thats a neat project, good luck.
Nice
11:41 when creations get detached everything gets reset that is the problem i think
not everything. some forms of logic holds. thats what allows rc missiles work, logic can then reactivate other things like gyros and servos. or so i thought but clearly something is not reactivating correctly.
The obvious next step is to colaberate with other Trailmakers yourubers
What happens to the aiming servo if two people are at the same creation?
it picks one as a priority. i forget the conditions.
Cool!
tutorial how to ramiel (pls)
its just a box of lasers with badly slapped-together controls. want the workshop link?
is it just me or the video and audio aren't synchronized?
not just you. all my videos are voice over because my fan sounds like its getting ready for a space launch when i run trailmakers. the issue in this video is sometimes the audio hitches when doing the gameplay over it so there is a delay that builds up as the video progresses. usually the videos are shorter and are in more cuts, but not this video.
@ThisIsDumbAllTheNamesAreTaken makes sense
i think the camera one is so useless because you get disorianted and this 0:42 this is so untrue, just make the block transparent
see, if you watch the video and do this thing called "listen" then you would know that i am aware. again, this is more for hyper realistic builds in first person.
in all seriousness, disorientation IS a major problem. i will not deny. but it only really happens when you look in a direction that's not forwards for a noticeable amount of time. also, having clear indexing markers around the cameras helps with knowing the current camera position, reducing the chance of "losing" the direction in which you are looking.
as for making things clear? technically, yes you can. practically for the average player? they don't want to fly with ugly glass jets. if they want the ability to look around then third person gives you the same ability without giving it a bad paint job. this tech was mainly to shows off unique ideas and potential while being useful in a very specific niche, in this case that is realistic first person air support.