Space Engineers Build Timelapse - Machine Nest Pt. 1
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- čas přidán 8. 07. 2021
- Timelapse building a machine nest with loads of small grid detail. Part 1 of 2.
Music:
Coastline - TrackTribe
Alone - Emmit Fenn
Distant Love - Causmic
Hanging Out - Bruno E
The Beaten Path - Andrew Langdon
#spaceengineers #timelapse #buildprocess - Hry
One idea for people doing reference environment builds like this - place the spectator camera at the approximate location of the camera in your reference photo. That way when you make adjustments you can compare your build with your reference, and you can quickly toggle between the engineer cam and the spec cam.
You have given me much inspiration for my big build! However I think I need to now delete most of the interior so I can do this! Looks amazing! :)
It's getting really hard for me not to add small grid details to everything now
A great Idea BlackArmor!
Exciting Times for all Space Engineers!
Thank you!
I'm so happy I've found someone who also appreciates the uses of small grids integrated into large ones, also I love the mechanical stuff you do, that's what I spend like 100% of my time in se, like stuff like the mechanical elevator, love it
Mechanics is where the game truly shines
This is literally a Bob Ross mixed with model builder Jason Gares. It's epic to watch and gets me hyped to get on SE.
Hah, thanks for this. I do realize in the end it's just me building a static wall, but I was going for a relaxing build-time vibe.
For a minute there, it looked like you were building a giant Battleship board (I was watching without sound). Great video. 👍
Thanks Jeremy, but sound makes the video much better
@@BlackArmor718 definitely. I watched it again after finishing my task (steam cleaning puppy pee) and could finally hear it. 😅
very nice detail
Pretty mind-blowing use of non armor blocks.
Good use case of From the Depths like mimic blocks here, along with copy pasting components of grids, a fixed small/large grid connection would be awesome for making this work more practical. Awesome job!
If you mean like the rotor isn't fixed, you can lock them and it basically is completely fixed
@@romain5967 yes you can do that, but game optimisation wise having the ability to arbitrarily fix small / large like medieval engineers detail blocks would be ideal.
GREAT , THAT IS WHAT I REALY WAIT! THANX!
This is so cool! This definitly makes me think twice about my way of detailing
Good job
You are amazing at your craft, that's for sure. =]
nice work brother, following all your work and please to see you doing so well with the videos, keep going my brother, keep going......
Good to see you bud
Dang putting my walls to shame
Really cool, it's always hard for me to detail large blocks. Thank you but how long was the original video without speeding up I have to know
As I said a little over an hour. 1+08 to be exact
You're literally building in the exact area I dropped in my survival world 😂
I have been building in this spot since 2017
I'm subbing just for the intro
Thanks I’ll keep using it then
Space Engineers really needs proper selection tools so we can copy/paste details without the tedious process of cannibalizing whole grids. Something similar to break apart grids along a plane would make expanding and resizing a design much simpler. The crude way copy/paste works from its anchor block also needs a rethink, as does the inflexible way it handles overlapping pastes (it doesn't).
I guess I'm spoiled after a few decades of using photoshop and various 2D and 3D software, but I've yet to see any kind of voxel editor solve these interface problems. It's frustrating to work with such crude tools.
Top, like everytime
This was an amazing tutorial, thank you :D
Glad to hear that Benjamin
Black Armor to the Moon
I am playing a lot of Stormworks now, building diagonals goes way easier there, copy pasting as well.
Nice
so iv always wanted to make a base that stores ships in cargo boxes and launches the boxes into orbit to connect to a ship to drop off the ship on command and it would be fully remote controlled so that ships don't need to land to resupply they just contact the base to send up ships and supply's then leave and i think if you really tried you could have all types of ships sorted like it can tell the a fighter and a miner apart like after you just had a battle and you need supplies you just jump to the planet with a resupply base and commend for a few ships and then jump out
I kinda want to try build this in my survival lunar base... in the hanger (that wall design or something based on it) but how would I recreate the interior light thing... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, maybe leave the back open before I weld the lights..
anyway amazing work blackarmor! I love your videos!
Thanks! That part would be tricky, maybe just use another block like a small cargo or parachute as a replacement.
F*ing magician :o
Damn, last time I was this early I [REDACTED]
Another example of why I prefer Space Engineers over Minecraft. THIS can’t be built in Minecraft without mods and it’s standard for Space Engineers.
Agreed
I refuse to play space engineers without no armour edges mod
1:06 was that a zoid?
Do you ever play multiplayer?
I play with friends and sometime jump into random games
is that the leaderbot from the voltron netflix serie
I don't know what you're talking about
@@BlackArmor718 i mean remember you where placing some bleuprint for size comparison the second 1 you dropped the big cat like mech whit 2 huge barrels on the back is the upgraded leader mech from the voltron series
@@Locomotor1979 czcams.com/video/7UVboRZWnIo/video.html&t
@@BlackArmor718 that thing yes that is voltron main mech whit 4 other of the same type they transform in a giant humanoid mech
Hello
Am I the only person who is unimpressed by people who "build" in creative mode and have their mic way too close to their mouth? For all the good something like this does, you may as well build it off camera and paste it into the world then fly around it and describe what you're near.
If someone felt that way, I would expect them to leave early in the video instead of sticking around to comment their feelings. Maybe wasting time is just your thing since you’d rather watch someone weld blocks one by one.
@@BlackArmor718 I stopped watching at 1:38, posted the comment then left, so... I technically left early. At least welding and placing the blocks takes some effort and a semblance of creativity. Creative copy and paste is lazy and pointless.
Welding blocks takes creativity..
I’m just giving you the attention you were fishing for but I don’t need to hear anything else after that one.
@@BlackArmor718 Well I'm giving you the feedback you need. If you want to slam your ears shut so you don't have to hear negativity, go right ahead. I can't make you think or learn. I can only try.
So I'll just go build in survival then because it better suits your interest? Nah man. You're literally the only one here asking for that. This type of video has been requested numerous times so I tried it out.
You're not even wrong about the mic but try giving feedback and not being an ass about it.