Dude, you are going to be the owner of a very successful business. Get into a right business setup to produce these amazing 3D printed stuff. Love your designs. I gotta have a few. but i have no time lately to play games hahaha
@@thliaw Ayy...I actually interested on his console HOTAS, and his DIY HOTAS(the ones with Adruino Pro) project to be expand as a product in my local country to Aerobatic Enthusiast gamer/simulator. Tbh, his project really catch my interest since I was lack of software/device to make ones :') Off course all acredation goes to Sir Akaki as well, gonna make his Channel booming after this 😄☺
You're the man Akaki! I've printed your design of the simple joystick with the throttle and I've had a lot of fun! I got together with my extended family and everyone even my grandpa who flies tried it out and it was awesome how close it came to reality
@@AkakiKuumericould you make a dual sense version of either the yoke or the hotas? if you can't, i can try making it but im not very good with cad and all
Yokes were traditionally used on larger aircraft before the days of fly by wire so that you would have more flight control mechanism to grab a hold of. Bear in mind that before fly by wire you were physically linked with all of the flight control surfaces, which could become quite heavy under load. Today, typically only non fly by wire aircraft are installed with yokes. Other aircraft may still use yokes as more of a “tradition”.
This absolutely blew my mind at some of the practical uses for more complex mechanics in a 3d print. The flight peripherals are definitely really expensive and being able to retrofit to a game controller like this is a marvel. Wonderful job and thanks for the inspiration.
I recently bought a flight simulator. the keyboard was not comfortable to play, and thanks to you I typed a great controller, this is my favorite print
I have proper joystick and don't have this type of controllers at home, so there is no chance I'll made it, but I still love to see your videos because of the creative ideas and your sense of humor. Well done! Great job!
5:48 Arms is actually a perfect game to play with that! It's exactly how the motion controls work with the joycon, but then you could have the lower latency of a wired controller!
I was skeptical at first, but once I saw it had Pro Gamer mode I was sold 😂 Great video dude, loved the original hotas, and this one was just as interesting and entertaining! Keep up the good work 👏👏
I literally hit stop on the video, laid back in my bubble bath and let out a giant sigh, looked down again at my phone, took a giant swig of ice water, the bath is hot after all... and hit subscribe. Then I sat back up and decided to write this message... thank god for bubble baths.
You create awesome content and have a great sense of humor Akaki. You crack me up with those yokes. I have downloaded your STL files for both Hotas and Hosas. I love this new design you made. I am trying to figure out a way to convert the throttle mechanism into a helicopter collective either with 3d printed gears or a rack and pinion system. Who knows....might be a great idea for your next video (wink wink). Greetings from Aruba.
If I'm not mistaken linus tech tips did a video showing how the ps4 controller can be very accurate when using the accelerometer through the usb connection, they made it seem like it was way better through the usb vs wireless Could be worth exploring Excellent video! Great humor, awesome print work, subscribed
Big if true. You could use the linkage for up and down and the accelerometer for roll for a perfect combination. Would leave one of the sticks free to use the camera and other functions too.
@@AkakiKuumeri if you're curious the video in question is "This is the best game controller. Let me explain" by linus tech tips @ 8:54 when he mentions the gyro polling rate
Aight, ive seen a few of your projects in r/3Dprinting and i just gotta say keep up the good work! if you make a Xbox or Switch version ill 100% be printing one.
My guess as to why someone wants this kind of steering in their airplane is that you can push it into your dashboard if you need to get out of your seat while flying. Excellent design that....
More hilarious puns. Can you do a video about your life in Japan and maybe about how you learnt all about 3D and electronics? Maybe another one about your "R2" mobile Google assistant. Thanks for another great model and video.
When you asked about why some planes use Yokes and some using Flight Stick. That is a whole can of worms to be opened, lots of discussions over safety and comfort. Biggest players in this are Boeing and Airbus where they primarily use Yoke and Stick respectively.
Will be your hosas build available for xbox one controllers? I tried to mix "hotas xbox" and "hosas ps4" together but I'm out of luck here. Only the joystick shaft and the joystick with triggers design missing. This yoke thing is awesome though :D
Look up for "Smooth Track" on the App store, its a face tracking app that reproduce what could be done with a track IR. With your yoke and this app, you can have a very decent rig for a few bucks !!
Awesome design! The amount of effort that you put in these designs is no yoke... A little side question, is the giant Unicorn Gundam in Tokyo also included in Flight Sim?
Do you think you may make a hotas compatible with the ps4. I have already pre-ordered the hotas model for the ps4 so I can use it in star wars squadrons but I would definitely enjoy trying a version you make and comparing the two. Just to check is the Xbox hotas compatible with ps4 controllers?
Super cool and the engineering behind this is awesome! Can I ask where you got DS4 model to use as base for the design and if your prints are compatible with DS4 V1 and V2?
Dude, you are going to be the owner of a very successful business. Get into a right business setup to produce these amazing 3D printed stuff. Love your designs. I gotta have a few. but i have no time lately to play games hahaha
Or Doing some long range FPV, *wink *wink
You should patent these, else some bad Chinese businessmen will copy your design for mass production and resale these to all over the world!
china: hold my beer!!
@@thliaw Ayy...I actually interested on his console HOTAS, and his DIY HOTAS(the ones with Adruino Pro) project to be expand as a product in my local country to Aerobatic Enthusiast gamer/simulator. Tbh, his project really catch my interest since I was lack of software/device to make ones :') Off course all acredation goes to Sir Akaki as well, gonna make his Channel booming after this 😄☺
@@muhammadhabibullah618 You cant sell them anyway, his designs are protected by copyright tho
"I've never let my lack of clamps hold me down."
Bravo.
Dude, you are killing me with your puns. Love the format of the video. Keep it up!
You're a genius, man. I can't believe I never thought about using the grains to make pieces fit together smoother
not gonna lie; I came here for the hosas, and stayed for the yokes
🤦♂️
Man said “hands on stick and stick” 🤣
The sky is the limit is THE joke.
Hahaha I actually hooked up with the Hotas, goes with Hosas, and now stucked on Yokes 😂.
You're the man Akaki! I've printed your design of the simple joystick with the throttle and I've had a lot of fun! I got together with my extended family and everyone even my grandpa who flies tried it out and it was awesome how close it came to reality
That sounds like the perfect use for it!
@@AkakiKuumericould you make a dual sense version of either the yoke or the hotas? if you can't, i can try making it but im not very good with cad and all
Incredible. Loved the yoke and as a bonus I got a lesson in making smooth motion on 3D printed materials 😀
Yokes were traditionally used on larger aircraft before the days of fly by wire so that you would have more flight control mechanism to grab a hold of. Bear in mind that before fly by wire you were physically linked with all of the flight control surfaces, which could become quite heavy under load. Today, typically only non fly by wire aircraft are installed with yokes. Other aircraft may still use yokes as more of a “tradition”.
you’re hilarious and big brain. i love this channel.
This absolutely blew my mind at some of the practical uses for more complex mechanics in a 3d print. The flight peripherals are definitely really expensive and being able to retrofit to a game controller like this is a marvel. Wonderful job and thanks for the inspiration.
i dont care for microsoft flight simulator but as a person who loves 3d printing, this was amazing to watch, great job
Quality content .. you are so underrated on TH-cam .. you deserve more views
I recently bought a flight simulator. the keyboard was not comfortable to play, and thanks to you I typed a great controller, this is my favorite print
There are some seriously well thought out design tricks here.
i'm glad to found your channel, giving me greta ideas for joystick mods
the subtle yokes and ingenious design of this system made me subscribe.
I have proper joystick and don't have this type of controllers at home, so there is no chance I'll made it, but I still love to see your videos because of the creative ideas and your sense of humor. Well done! Great job!
“It’s rare for my yokes to land”
Don’t worry I got it 😂
I think you are my new favorite youtube. Both awesome in content/subject(3d print joystick/controller mods) and your excellent puns
Comedic creative genius.
cool!! hope you make a design for the xbox controllers :)
The puns bro!! Lol. Great content as always bro
I will probably not print the yoke, but I learned a lot about 3d-printing and puns ...
Great Video!
the whole stuff u do is sooo amazing!
keep on!
all the best!
Thanks!
The Arms joke........................ you are definitely one of the best channels out there!
Fantastic job sir! Can't wait to see what else you come up with. Fantastic humor as well. I am "clamporing" for more.
I am impressed. It's normally quite hard for one to make successful puns in a language other than their native one.
This is so underrated, Love it.
Subbed.
You are awsome, the things you make are fantastic. Can’t wait to see what is coming.
5:48 Arms is actually a perfect game to play with that! It's exactly how the motion controls work with the joycon, but then you could have the lower latency of a wired controller!
Genius. Someone plz give him a nobel prize.
You are absolutely MAD!!! I love all of these omg. I can't believe you designed this lol It's so amazing! Great job and I'm printing mine asap
I was skeptical at first, but once I saw it had Pro Gamer mode I was sold 😂 Great video dude, loved the original hotas, and this one was just as interesting and entertaining! Keep up the good work 👏👏
Glorious. Why dont you have 1M subscribers already and be a rich man? You have lots of talent and good humor (for a Finnish :D). Great job my friend!
Always cool to see the next adapter you make! Keep up the great work!
Great work! It'd be interesting to see you design and make a gamepad (insetead of a DualShock or XBox controller)!
Good idea. I might have thought of something...
@@AkakiKuumeri Looking forward to it! :D
I never knew i could laugh so much from a build video. you sir have set the bar high.
I only watch this to see how the yokes land
I literally hit stop on the video, laid back in my bubble bath and let out a giant sigh, looked down again at my phone, took a giant swig of ice water, the bath is hot after all... and hit subscribe. Then I sat back up and decided to write this message... thank god for bubble baths.
Nice, make the same joke as is in the video, sticker for you!
You create awesome content and have a great sense of humor Akaki. You crack me up with those yokes. I have downloaded your STL files for both Hotas and Hosas. I love this new design you made. I am trying to figure out a way to convert the throttle mechanism into a helicopter collective either with 3d printed gears or a rack and pinion system. Who knows....might be a great idea for your next video (wink wink). Greetings from Aruba.
Thanks and good luck!
As soon as MSFS adds helicopters again, I'll be sure to think about heli controls.
Well done mate, I don't own a 3d printer yet but I don't think I'll get as good as you are, thanks for sharing!
YOU ARE THE KING.
thank you for the idea
next, steering wheel for ps controller
Lmfao loved the scene where you shot up the buildings! 😂
Going to try printing this once I finished getting the hotas version working!
Most underrated channel imo
The yoke design, very smart!
I've come to the realization that you are a GENIUS!!! GREAT VIDEO! cheers from Argentina! e.e
Maybe next a Racing wheel? Hehe
MAN THE YOKES WONT STOP :D
subbed
Don't Game - Don't have a 3d Printer - But great content ! 10 out of 10 - Would watch again!
Awesome! I love your humor too.
You're just too good with it man!
dude you are a pro engineer!! 👍🏼
Maybe gonna print this as well. Fits my needs better than the hotas I think as still allows the use of some buttons. Thanks!
Love your work! Now do a 3d printed full motion cockpit for the DualShock controller. No pressure.
The intro with teras kasi made me laugh so hard. Thanks for that.
“I’ve never let the lack of clamps hold me down.”
Hahaha good one.
This man is incredible.
Genius! Pure genius! This is awesome :)
great video, still waiting for the 2 trigger version of the hosas. hope you'll upload it
Oh my god you are a good designer
Amazing work Akaki!
as a community, we need to come together and buy Akaki a new computer (or at least a new GPU). He deserves it.
This is amazing and you are creative, man..
If I'm not mistaken linus tech tips did a video showing how the ps4 controller can be very accurate when using the accelerometer through the usb connection, they made it seem like it was way better through the usb vs wireless
Could be worth exploring
Excellent video! Great humor, awesome print work, subscribed
Big if true. You could use the linkage for up and down and the accelerometer for roll for a perfect combination.
Would leave one of the sticks free to use the camera and other functions too.
@@AkakiKuumeri if you're curious the video in question is "This is the best game controller. Let me explain" by linus tech tips @ 8:54 when he mentions the gyro polling rate
You are incredible man! Also really good video😂
Aight, ive seen a few of your projects in r/3Dprinting and i just gotta say keep up the good work! if you make a Xbox or Switch version ill 100% be printing one.
Funny and also very interestign content. Well done! You deserve more subs. :)
My guess as to why someone wants this kind of steering in their airplane is that you can push it into your dashboard if you need to get out of your seat while flying. Excellent design that....
Your yokes aren't lost on me mate. 👍
ohhh you got yokes!! that's tokyo you're flying over? good looking city.
I Love this Channel!
Amazing as always
You are a great engineer entertainer ;)
Mr.Kuumeri is back to land some solid yokes for us. :)
You are quite funny!!! Keep up the great work sir!
Great design smart and simple
どんな脳みそしてたらこんなの作れるの？
凄すぎる
This looks so cool
You are really a special person
More hilarious puns. Can you do a video about your life in Japan and maybe about how you learnt all about 3D and electronics? Maybe another one about your "R2" mobile Google assistant. Thanks for another great model and video.
Thanks! I'll see what I can come up with.
Your yokes landed fine.
This is insane !! Thank you very much
I love your videos
When you asked about why some planes use Yokes and some using Flight Stick. That is a whole can of worms to be opened, lots of discussions over safety and comfort. Biggest players in this are Boeing and Airbus where they primarily use Yoke and Stick respectively.
OMG the puns... love your content!
Will be your hosas build available for xbox one controllers? I tried to mix "hotas xbox" and "hosas ps4" together but I'm out of luck here. Only the joystick shaft and the joystick with triggers design missing. This yoke thing is awesome though :D
Man, your YOKES made me crack and I subbed. Funny af or maybe my humor is just weird...
Came for the amazing 3d printed design, stayed for the dad quality jokes and puns.
Wasn't expecting jokes in between lol made me laugh thanks also very nice work
Look up for "Smooth Track" on the App store, its a face tracking app that reproduce what could be done with a track IR. With your yoke and this app, you can have a very decent rig for a few bucks !!
Awesome design! The amount of effort that you put in these designs is no yoke... A little side question, is the giant Unicorn Gundam in Tokyo also included in Flight Sim?
Love the 'Subscribe' name of the plane!
would I be able to get this yolk to work on an xbox 360 controller or would you need the 2 joysticks next to each other
Amazing Project
Yeah DS4Windows is indeed very awesome.
Love the 3D controller adapters, a company would be smart to hire you to design adapters for them. ;-)
Do you think you may make a hotas compatible with the ps4. I have already pre-ordered the hotas model for the ps4 so I can use it in star wars squadrons but I would definitely enjoy trying a version you make and comparing the two. Just to check is the Xbox hotas compatible with ps4 controllers?
sheen yoke killed me
Brilliant great video. I watched it more for your humour 😂
Super cool and the engineering behind this is awesome! Can I ask where you got DS4 model to use as base for the design and if your prints are compatible with DS4 V1 and V2?
Man , that is so dope 🔥🔥
Awesome content! Thank you!
Stepping up your name! I like that.
I'm talking about the puns, of course.