Quadra V-Tech in real life. Windshield, automatic doors. Cyberpunk 2077. Part 18

Hi everyone! Haven't seen in a while cause at the moment this is the most difficult series as it will contain a bunch of wires and electronics, as well as a bunch of burned elements and smoke behind the scenes! In this series I'm going to solder the automatic devices for the doors and also going to deal with the tuning and electronics adjustments. Quadra V-Tech in real life.
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[@ImmersiveGamer83]

YES!!!!!!! More V-Tech!! I thought you stopped , please keep going on this one!!

[@drew4u164]

Mate I know right dying here for another episode.

[@theosb764]

YEEEEAAASS

[@ampedelectric101]

I agree please see this through! You’ll have so many automobile shows contacting you for a feature!! Keep up the great work!

[@hotrodtrain1]

Can't wait till the project is done. Bring this to car shows is going to get soo much attention. Keep up the good work

[@MrDexter9i3]

Always place the rack (toothed rod) on top of the pinion (gear). That way the gravity will drop any dirt and debris from it. Also for the limit switches you could alternatively use induction sensors. You could double the sensors as well for reliability. It would be super cool to program in some acceleration and deceleration for the door, since you’re using a stepper 🙂

[@bosunhawk]

Such a custom build is priceless. Those doors and mechanisms are incredible!

[@jordanhorst6]

This is one of my favorite builds on KZbin, should have way more attention. 👍🏻

[@GarageSpaceship]

This might be my favorite build of all time. Magic! Makes me feel like it's almost 2077.

[@jtalu001]

I am loving the engineering that goes into this.

[@joewalter28]

This is literally the coolest most satisfying engineering I’ve ever seen! You’re awesome dude! Keep doing what you’re doing, can’t wait to see it finished!

[@dpscloud3324]

Something that might probably help with the fluidity of the door opening is if you were to make the speed of the door opening slowly ramp up to full speed and then slowly ramp down at the end. This would ensure the door doesn't shake as much especially when coming to a stop at the end when fully extended. Just a suggestion! Keep up the great work :D. Edit: There is many ways to add a ramp in acceleration and deceleration. But a very simple and easy way of doing it is. Instead of writing potentially a static value of lets say 255 to a PWM pin for the motor drivers. You can make the variable slowly increase and decrease based on time. Here is a simple example that I drafted: door_actuator_pin = 3; // PWM pin for the actuator. door_actuator_acc_val = 15; // Beginning value for acceleration of the door actuator. You might have to increase starting value to get over stall current if the motor has trouble opening the door. door_open_full_power_time = 1000; // This value is how long you want the door to be opening at full power. void loop() { // Check if the button press was initiated. Might want to see if debouncing could be an issue and or this check is being called multiple time. if(door_open_btn == TRUE) { open_door(); } } // Simple function example of the door opening slowly and then allow full power of stepper motor and then decelerating slowly after a set time. void open_door() { // Here the door will accelerate slowly. while(door_actuator_acc_val < 150) { analogWrite(door_actuator_pin, door_actuator_acc_val); delay(50); // Lower this value for faster incrementation of acceleration over time. door_actuator_acc_val = door_actuator_acc_val + 1; // Or Increase this value for faster acceleration per tick. } // Here would be full power once the door opened slowly for the beginning. door_actuator_acc_val = 255; analogWrite(door_actuator_pin, door_actuator_acc_val); delay(door_open_full_power_time); // Edit this value so that it gives the door time to slow down. // Here the door will decelerate slowly after the delay of letting the door open full power. while(door_actuator_acc_val > 0) { door_actuator_acc_val = door_actuator_acc_val - 1; // Decrement with a higher number if you want faster deceleration per tick. analogWrite(door_actuator_pin, door_actuator_acc_val); delay(50); // Or lower this value for faster deceleration over time. } door_actuator_acc_val = 0; // To make sure the value is 0. analogWrite(door_actuator_pin, door_actuator_acc_val); // Make sure to slow motor to a complete stop. }

[@hunterchartrand6646]

very cool to see that you're still working on this project, looking forward to future updates. personally I would try to find a way to get the door to run faster, but is still cool to see that detail just like the car in the game.

[@alecchase2176]

The sheer amount of work you have put into this is impressive to say the least. This is an incredible project, well done!

[@vikramreddy7501]

Months of work in just 13mins of video, all of us can just sit and criticise while no one knows the actually process that goes thru. Very keen on the project hope you complete soon

[@Tuesdayz]

If you ever bring this thing to a show when it's finished it would be a dream come true for me to come see it

[@NoNeedForLungs]

I think it would be better if you used plexiglass for the windshield so it doesn't break on you. Safety first

[@MetroShock]

Nice suggestion however I think it would be better to laminate the glass itself since plexiglass fogs when exposed to sunlight. The maintenance of that would grow annoying quite quickly.

[@NoNeedForLungs]

@@MetroShock yeah that makes sense. Him using raw glass is really sketchy. Laminating it would be a great idea. Pretty much he should try to imitate an actual car windshield that breaks in little square chunks or stays in place when broken cause it's less dangerous.

[@spamspace6878]

@@MetroShock he might still do that

[@jacksonclark9826]

@@NoNeedForLungs think he said he wants to tint it. if so he should use a thick film so incase it cracks its less likely to fall apart and will maby hold somewhat together rather then breaking into shards

[@KayleeVRC]

@@MetroShock He could rub uv resistive liquid onto it like they do with headlights, never seen it done on that big of a scale though. Might be a cheaper solution if it works

[@raeishimura]

So glad to see this project still going. One of my favorite rides in Cyberpunk. I can't wait to see it finished. It'll be a real head-turner at every car show you go to. You should video this at car shows, you'll get so much attention

[@timothyduncan5215]

You’re a genius!!! I’ve wanted a Quadra Avenger since I found one in game but figured the doors alone were impossible. Bravo!!

[@brandonpfister]

I am amazed by what you have done... this is a tremendous project for one person! The skills and knowledge to take on a challenge like this are incredible.

[@jamesz1003]

I can't wait for the day when it's completely finished, it'll be epic

[@LongTimeAgoNL]

This is... SO COOL. Amazing work again and so far! Man I cant wait to see the finished product on this.

[@_blood_moon_proto_1500]

after playing with a quadra v-tech in forza horizon, i can safely say, i want one, its just a really nice car, and it doesn't look pig ugly like every super car these days

[@sadmoto2362]

I don't know if there is a way to nominate someone to go to SEMA, but literally you and this vehicle would be the only thing worth seeing. Keep up the awesome work!

[@AMCguy]

Wow, just wow. The amount of work and dedication to this project and even the video!!! You sir are amazing!!!

[@jaxnean2663]

Watched the whole thing…you sir are a one man factory. Engineering and art. Endurance, ingenuity, hard work, solving problems…you blown my mind! You’re awesome 👏

[@dannymartial7997]

Coolest build on YT. No one else is doing this

[@Mogwai-user]

Glad to see this project is coming along well, great job man.

[@NicolasVanOost]

This is looking so awesome! truly a dream car!

[@Mr.Engine993]

The off-road lift someone made as a concept is my dream car

[@MDigitalProductions]

I was just thinking about this build, can't wait to see finally product.

[@thorny7138]

This is the sickest project going on youtube right now. Mindblowing!

[@starwrsbro2]

love the videos, so unique! you deserve much more success for the effort and time you put into these projects

[@neness6620]

this is such a crazy job but don't give up at the end it will worth it

[@jonnysimpson093]

I just watched all the episodes this is the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen

[@Maverick626]

this keeps looking cooler and cooler

[@TurkeyOW]

Nice! Can't wait to see the interior fully finished with all those mechanisms hidden from plain view!

[@martincerny4271]

Can't wait for the finished product, keep up the great work!

[@scottfuller142]

Just subbed, didn't know this existed. Absolutely the most amazing thing I've seen in my days. I'm excited to see the end of this... please let there be an end. 🙏

[@kashifbarnes1243]

This man will single handedly put us on Kardashev Scale lv. 1

[@thazsar]

So looking forward to the progress!!! Glad you're back

[@deanalexander9367]

Oh man, I am really looking forward to how this turns out, amazing work!

[@kremzski6760]

im an electrician engineer student and even im perplexed by your ingenuity

[@Ostnizdasht206]

I cannot wait until this is finished.

[@david-xb7ei]

Please more of this, I think what you do is extremely good finally a youtube channel where you can watch and learn =))

[@malone005]

Dude this is so awesome YOU MUST GET TO THE FINISH!

[@FilipoLipos]

I like this version of door opening. pretty good

[@smavtmb2196]

Impressive work 👍 Protect that windshield glass

[@NotthatGuy17]

This is the most amazing build I have ever watched. ❤️ I'm drooling 🤤 for the final product.

[@killchasey]

Everything about this being done in reality is mind blowingly amazing.

[@therealZypher]

glad to see this project is still active and not abandoned like other channels with car projects given up after the 3rd video lol, keep it up and cant wait to see this finished!

[@RobTheSquire]

The housing for the electronics gives me an idea to either make one or try to find a box with a cooling solution built in for when I do my custom motorcycle.

[@chickennugget7489]

I wouldn't be surprised if this project got mentioned in television

[@chrum91]

Duuuuude I love watching this project come along. Please keep going!

[@MKHideOut]

Best custom vehicle build ever made.

[@NITR0Lutz]

I recognized your channel a couple of days bevor! Awesome job until now💥💯❗👍Can't wait than this project come's finished❗But it brings much extra load to the chassi, hopefully it is not only an amazing Showcars❗😬

[@andreacaruso258]

Great Job! Please continue with this project. It will be a masterpiece!!

[@alexmang1222]

That mechanism is awesome i can see how beautiful the car will look. ✨

[@chrisgraffam3357]

the depth of this build is crazy

[@simes1969]

Great to see this again... Fascinating project. You're one smart fella!

[@phoenix_lord3522]

This is coming along very well, your doing a great job buddy!💯👍 Just a reminder for you...all those boxes you made for the electronics....make sure you moister protect them. Since they is in a "car" you don't want water/moister getting into those boxes. Knowing this kind of build is very time consuming, having to make everything from scratch. Major props Bro👏....keep the videos coming!😉

[@hazard4]

The door mechanism is excellent! Great project.

[@mattmacphee8651]

This is the best build I have ever seen

[@ratrod-oj9ji]

Wow just wow that is going to be worth a lot of money when you get done with it it looks amazing great craftsmanship and electrical work keep it up man great idea and job

[@GT.Bugger]

First time seeing any if this and damn it's impressive. Look forward to seeing more.

[@unclesam7575]

I'm always happy to see this project making progress 💯💯💯💯💯 you kept us hanging for a while 😫

[@andrewharwood7033]

Fantastic build. You are a very skilful mechanic.

[@bigdeano4459]

Amazed at your knowledge and skill.

[@kn1ght722]

This car is gonna be wicked when its done and polished.

[@MrDexter9i3]

Awesome project, congrats on the enthusiasm!

[@zerakren]

Glad to see you're still working on this

[@ryurc3033]

This is fantastic attention to detail, i hate that there may have been things lost in translation, because this is top notch engineering. In 1959 ford made a starliner with a electric folding hardtop, with all manual relays and switches, the relay box was 3 feet wide across the whole back of the car. This reminds me alot of that setup, but with more microchips

[@DktheWelder]

The amount of work and skill is very impressive!

[@drew4u164]

Love this project mate can’t wait until it’s finished.

[@BlakeMcBride]

This impressive work. Thanks for sharing!

[@XiseTK]

This is really amazing keep up the great work!

[@Eden_Fire]

This is absolutely beautiful work. Can't wait to see the end result.

[@dan79transam65]

This is awesome but the way you cut that zip tie gives me anxiety LOL

[@alexdiaz1520]

i wish this was a car we could buy at dealerships

[@Wbfuhn]

The only downside is the safety bar. Further down where the legs are at the bar needs to come down when the door opens. Having more space to get in and out is important. The alternative is to make the roof slide inward or open up to make standing more possible for getting in and out, making the safety bar less of an obstruction.

[@bigjessus]

Amazing project please Keep going ! i want to see the final product !

[@speed-angel6155]

So happy to see another part of this series

[@olivierchartrand6770]

Really great project awsome works! Maybe for a next project when finish, using a old mr2 for a Quartz Bandit 🤩

[@twiztidsidfreak13]

It's amazong what you got from just doing it yourself, I could imagine if you had a full team to help you!

[@s13nate]

Amazing craftsman ship, can’t wait to see more

[@JesseRyan]

absolutely amazing...this build will make you famous.. mark my words

[@TheNewAgeGamer97]

YES I was worried there wouldn't be more!

[@BassShoter]

love it!!! having a friend like you i would be done 5 years ago with my Knight rider build haha

[@the404daniel]

Incrível! Henrique Carvalho Criando o Ferrusca( Desing of Rober Desing ) e BURNING WRENCHES criando o carro do Cyberpunk na vida Real!

[@ridezosmon2306]

Very thick doors and walls this ride has, hopefully it will drive like a beast!

[@frostbite1991]

unfortunately it'll drive like an rx8 with excessive sprung, and unsprung weight. But it'll look damn cool while doing it. Due to public road restrictions, this couldn't be a 1-off tube chassis like it needs to be. Now if CDPR could strike a deal with McClaren, Koenigsegg, or someone who knows how to really build a CF chassis and use one of their powerplants to make a V-Tech, that would be amazing.

[@dryzzel8892]

dude this build is so sick

[@anwaraslander2114]

crazy build looks amazing ❤

[@IgnoremE-cp7pu]

Patience was rewarded thank you

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

You might want to have a stallguard stepper driver, because that motor has insane power... what if there is something blocking the door? Like a human? It wont ever stop.

[@lewisgarland8281]

I can't wait ti see this car when its finished !

[@overhill6822]

Can't wait until it is done. Looks so fn sweet.

[@RRLONES]

Amazing work!

[@yosuhara]

talk about over-engineering :D awesome project, it's really addictive :)

[@rick6367]

OMG I love this project so much!

[@who-you-yoohoo2416]

we done! you continue to be an inspiration.

[@bumfie]

Brilliant love this build ..

[@VK-501]

Keep going man, you are great 👍

[@theimproviserd.i.y.9956]

you did amazing job man!!!!!