LEGO GBC Module: Controlled Chaos

This unique GBC features a basic conveyor, which feeds balls into a complex arrangement of paths for the balls to travel down. It includes a tipping cups, a transparent wall hopper, a smooth curved slide, and a "Hold 5" weight driven mechanism. All these mechanism are powered by the balls themselves, no motors or external power sources. The constant motion of balls flowing down this GBC inspired me for the name "Controlled Chaos", as all the balls follow chaotic paths but ultimately end up in the same output. This GBC took about 3 months in total of designing and building.
Please watch this video with subtitles, extra information is given through captions.
The Hold 5, flip flop, and dumper mechanisms came from the following video by Brian Davis: • GatesPrototypes

[@20100Bricks]

Well done, love the multiples ways. The balanced one is really amazing!
Glad to see Brian Davis's gates in a new GBC 😉

[@PlanetGBC]

Love this GBC. So many excellent mechanisms and ideas, and you can spend minutes in watching the different routes. Amazing job 😍🤘👍

[@xmysef4920]

Very mesmorizing! Outstanding job 👍

[@bricknplay]

Same, good work 😁

[@TymTym55]

The most innovative GBC i’ve seen in a few months 👏

[@tomasullrich]

Excellent work. Great design. Amazing features. I most like the 3 bars which hand over the ball. Well done.

[@technicallypossible]

Nicely done. I don't normally care much for GBC modules, but the fact that it's essentially multiple modules overlapping each other, makes it really quite interesting. Nice how it banks up all the balls and lets them all go together like at 2:24-2:35 too :)

[@joecro15]

Awesome man, I love the multi ball!! Must have been very satisfying to design and build

[@richkastl2867]

Amazing module, thanks for sharing it.

[@otherSid098]

nice, redshoebox! it is really cool what you build with Lego pieces.

[@ShunTechnicBricks]

I love this!!

[@j.ressler395]

TAKE MY MONEY… for instructions!!!!

[@ChJost]

Yes

[@df3_legomocs]

Man that’s amazing are you ever going to make some instructions for it and also I was wondering where do you buy these gbc plastic balls

[@redshoebox]

Instructions for this GBC may take a while, but I might post them one day. As for GBC balls, you can buy them on LEGO's website here: www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?query=72824&page=1 or bricklink.com

[@df3_legomocs]

@@redshoebox thanks a lot man

[@magnumsalyer]

Can you start adding a message at the start of the video reminding people to use subtitles? Cause I keep forgetting till I'm almost done with the video 😅. No pressure .
That is a very cool module!

[@redshoebox]

Thanks, I did put a little reminder to open subtitles in the video description, but in the future I might do something like you suggested.

[@magnumsalyer]

@@redshoebox 👍 keep up the good work!

[@Trippindoodles]

At 3:30, I see that as the weights at the bottom of the tipping cup mechanism, you use 3 gears on one and a wheel for the other. Why not just use 1 wheel for both of the tipping cups or, 3 gears for the tipping cups.

[@redshoebox]

Good catch, this is because if it was a tire, the extra width of the tire would collide on the beam it sits on when it tips, and the tipper wouldn't go down all the way.

[@rlandlegofan98]

First

[@SpacedHawk]

Congratulations

[@dinhtuan752]

:)

[@j.ressler395]

TAKE MY MONEY… for instructions!!!!

[@dinhtuan752]

YES