Should make them independent test by using spikes to mount them and loose cable to maintain connection. That way the test isnt influenced by eachother.

don't ask why im watching this 4 years later but i actually kinda miss the old intro

I feel like the 45 degree stable angle is also an aerodynamics thing

I think i got it: the more torque, the more it wobles. It accouts for what you observed: the further you are from the pivot point the worse, and the more mass the worse, and toeque equals mass times acelerarion. The servo is bad becouse its stabilasation is bad, its code is bad, you needed to mess whith it like a PID controler for it to be better. It starts to resonate in a feedback loopbecause of the bad settings, woobling. Hope this helps!

What if you add a gyro purely for dampening

gyro stabalizers on the servo

Dude I love PVP

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At 9:50 would adding a gyro to the turret above the servo help smooth the motion out?

What if you double-stack the aiming servo?

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Is it just me or does he look like penguin0

Although I know the Dev's already announced they are going to release a hotfix for the aiming servos soon and increase the strength, but I just wanted to say your slight inconsistencies are due to the anchor blocks, they never let you land perfectly level or land consistently. So you had a slight angle affecting the movements, with 2 weights it made a very very minor difference, but as you saw, horizontal stability is drastically different from vertical. That's a thing I don't like about the anchor blocks haha.

Just by playing with the speed of the rotators, it gives a great idea of PvP with a with an Artillery type cannon, like the Missile Cluster with Yuzi

You also might wanna make it where when you go backwards and let go it should go back to 0 instead of one since it is more immersive instead you should just set it back to zero where 'S' or any keybind to go backward is meant to be held to go in reverse and when it isn't it automatically goes back to 0

gonna make 2 BIIIIG TOWERS caught me off gaurd right when i fully woke up

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bro is discovering angular momentum for the first time farther away masses require more force carpdude

You should do a dogfight with ejecto jetpacks

The term you are looking for, Scrap, in describing weight vs distance is footpound. Though kg doesnt relate to feet or pounds without maths, I think Newtons might be the fogbreathing equivilant.

Scrapman doing everything but move the center of lift forward lol

Im really afraid that flashbulb be like ''EEHHH.. its fiineee''' and just leave it as it is...

Yall should have a mutiplayer monday racing with these cars without telling anyone what they can do.

He made the holy Stone headless mode for cars

There's one generic takeaway from this video, DEVs need to implement either a "Deadband" and/or "Gain" options in the configurator. For more info, search the web for PID, a common application is a household thermostat, if the temperature is above the setpoint the system attempts to correct the temperature until it is within range, when it is far from the setpoint the ouput is increased to respond quickly. As the temperature gets closer to the setpoint the output is reduced to compensate and stop an overshoot.

I'm going to win the pvp

day 26 of Suggesting 2v2 or free for all "realistic" tank battle. By realistic, i mean the only allowed camera angles would be first person and via camera blocks (to represent vision ports and whatnot on a tank), and tank steering would be required. the rest of it would be up to the builder (turreted or casemate, etc)

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I hope they fix this in part 2

Yzuei used gyros to try and dampen the wobbles in one of your battles; maybe you can do some testing on that?

Making a snake-like (segmented) build that is built for ramming with each segment beeing controlled by an aiming servo would be interesting

I'm not sure if you've figured this out or what it could be used for but you can place the new wedges inside of each other without glitch welding, just figured that out myself.

The wobbles could be a source of movement. If maybe feet with triggered anchor blocks on the feet could make a creation move without a motor.

I wonder if stacking two servos on top of each other and setting the speed of the top one at half the speed of the bottom. While also having a small range limit on the top would improve the stability. Since it would have a slight trailing, and ride the limit which was stable.

I haven't seen Jelly in like 5 years

Two player battle races, one person builds a bike and the other builds a weaponized sidecar connected via anchor blocks or something like that.

Camera position, for the times when the results were inconsistent. You can see the wobble in the whole world, because the camera is not just following your input, but also the object. That adds to the forces involved. When the camera is closer, and especially if you look directly down, the wobble lessens or stops. Of course that's not the whole thing, the weight obviously matters more.

I havent watched a Jelly video in years

What is it caled

If counter weights don't help but the wobble is consistent, maybe you could... counter wobble?

Who are you and what have you done with the real Scrapman. All jokes aside keep up the food work.

i think u guys shuild make like a kamikaze battle where u guys both build a plane and just hit eachother out of the sky

i saw a vid with logictive, if you just put a gyro with no input on the servo, it completely negates the shaking, unless you're going mach 10, then its a different story

During the tank Mecha battle you told Yuezi that the aiming servo was too wobbly and he said, yeah so I stuck a gyro stabilizer on it.

ScrapMan: Why is this destroyer? like 99.99% of the comments: iTs a bOSs fRoM tERrArIa Also ScrapMan: _there must be, maybe there's like a character in a game that we don't know about called a destroyer that is like a worm_

I wonder if you put a regular gyro with no inputs on max strength right on top of the aiming servo, if it would help cancel that inertia? Gyros are suppost to do that i thought...

In engineering, proportional control systems tend to have this issue where they essentially over correct and appear under damped. One way you could hack this could be to add a gyro to it without control and tune the strength to damp the motion for the mass you have applied

Im gonna make a battlebot with a aiming servo wobble weapon lol