Automated Satellite Mk-I Demonstration (Space Engineers)
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- Опубліковано 7 гру 2018
- Full uncut demonstration for the Automated Satellite MK-I blueprint developed by Atom Corp. for Space Engineers, available now on Steam Workshop.
Link: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
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Music used during video are all royalty free.
- Interstellar, Space, Dreamy Song, composed by Johannes Bornlöf
Link: audiograb.com/qimK1ClRwb
- Brandenburg Concerto no3 (allegro), composed by Bach
- Concerto Grosso Op6 no4, composed by Corelli - Ігри
The fact that this was done prior to event controllers is amazing.
So many small channels with truly beautiful video quality. I’m glad you were on my feed
must say quite a neat satellite set up, always enjoy the hands off approach to building those
This is ART! Beautiful ship, station, video, artisticness, music and editing (camera shake looked awesome) - one more sub for you! Only thing I would say is the launchpad should have a hole in the middle so it doesn't get burned (unless you do a broken down block and go for the particle effects to add to the look of launch). Also, a wheeled vehicle or a drone that can pick up the booster module and place it on the pad would be an amazing too! The booster can be used for any modules (like a defence satellite or further comms or a refueling station etc)
this video deserves more views and praise on how well done it was i would never be able to make one as good as this very entertaining even with no voice
your an actual genius
im awe struck by this amazing build
Yeah OPs design is pretty impressive. I downloaded Space Engineers on XboxOne and glad there’s a mod shop to acquire cool blueprints from talented people of the space engineers community have created. I should invest in a PC I’m sure I would get a better experience out of this game if I did.
Found your channel through the Steam workshop, and I just wanna say the incredible quality of the videos really reflects the effort and dedication put into them. I watched through some of your other videos, and they're all amazing. Keep up the good work man, +1 sub from me!
I second that
@Kai Forrest You're correct I don't care please move your scam elsewhere bots
I'm curious how this would interact with the drag and deadly reentry mod, not sure if it would control its speed enough to survive re-entry or if the drag would affect its take off.
It doesn’t....
I just realized that this comment is 2 years old
@@methegamerx correction... 3
man the youtube algorithen knows, what i like to see
and yes, i thought at first "the camera is shurly mad with a turret control block", then saw the date and was like "that's unlikely"
Oh my god this is beautiful. The music and everything made me feel like I was witnessing a true feat of engineering.
The zenith of engineering in our time. Perfectly executed and precisely what engineers wish to achieve. 10/10 would definitely recommend!
This was rly impressive! Good Job
I’m am absolutely blown away by this!! Brilliant!
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen created by a human being. Fantastic!!
This was cool, but really bro? This is the most amazing thing?
the intro literally being my desktop wallpaper
The music was a very nice touch :) i really liked how it gave the video a feeling of innovation!
Incredible
This was AMAZING to watch. You just replicated a SpaceX launch and recovery in Space Engineers. I will download this just to see how you do it. Thank you for the mod and video.
Quite frankly, if I hadn't seen this video, and somebody described the satellite mod to me, I would have thought it impossible.
now you just need to deploy a world ender laser on that satelite and everyone will flee in fear when they see the satelite take off from their planet
First SE video I see someone use clasical music. Loved it.
Your videos are great! Style, design, concept, the way you present the builds, all of these make your work shine in style. I really like the "commercial advertising" theme and the formal way of presenting the builds. You should keep making videos like this. Ignore the low number of subscribers and viewers, keep your work on track and the results should skyrocket (although the SE community is quite small on UA-cam).
Your videos are inspiring and I (or possibly even more SE community members like me) am looking forward seeing other posts like this.
Amazing work! I'm inspired.
Honestly man you should make more videos I love this
Amazing ! What a job ! And nice ending joke !
great mod great vid just sub now love to see more of that sats and so really super cool keep up the great work
amazing !!
Amazing
Amazing! Sort of a mix of KSP with Space Engineers. A state-of-the-art stuff here. Bra-vo!
Totally love it
Since space engineers came out on Xbox I built something similar to this but was completely different as well lol (I had always watched space engineer UA-cam videos but never got the chance to play it until now)
I think a feature for MK II could be a movement phase where it moves to a specific GPS coordinate. An option could be for it to the orientate towards another GPS point when it finishes it's relocation. Another optional feature of this deployment relocation could be gravity well avoidance.
The engineering marvels we love :O
Are you using a lighting/skybox mod ? Your sun looks beautiful.
Im using a skybox called "space just got real"
@@atom2874 looks good. the current vanilla skybox is way too bright
For the landing of the booster on low G environments. I saw awhile on the workshop a Suicide Burn script. Basically where the booster, module, or what you want burns at full throttle last second to both conserve fuel and land. Might be useful for moon landings.
Great video, awesome content. +1 subscriber
Super, super and one more super !!!
We have touchdown. Sweeeeeet!
Wow!
mi god so beautiful
great vid but green text with green background of the atmosphere made it hard to read
“We have a lift off!”
I'm new to space engineers. How do orbital mechanics work in this game? Do you need to achieve a periapsis above the atmosphere and calculate required deltaV or just get high enough and set zero speed?
Now when will you weaponize it
with ai blocks and signal blocks. And update would be reaL NICE
Meanwhile I can't even build a basic ship that can fly or atleast work out on wich side I need to put a wheel on a rover
Insanely well made satellite and video. But... what use is a satellite? Can it extent the range of my antennas or anything?
It is mainly designed to extend antenna coverage and serve as an orbital survey
They have an antenna and laser antenna. You could probably string them together with the laser antenna and then you have a network of satellites to cover a whole planet.
@@Omlet221 I've done that.
I think you got the game wrong in the description, I'm pretty sure this is KSP.
How do you use the omnicam I don’t know what the controls are
hi my friend!, the omnicam is controlled by 2 rotors which controls the pitch and the yaw axis on the camera, those controls can be accesed on the second toolbar in the main remote control block, there are 4 basic controls, 1 to toggle block rotation on pitch, 1 to reverse mode, 1 to toggle block rotation on yaw and 1 to reverse mode.
You keep amazing me with your awesome creations. Looking forward too see what you come up with next! +1 sub from me ;)
Question, what would this be used for though?
in the description of the workshop it states that it increases radio coverage.
@@StarKnight619 I don't follow?
@@connergreen3178 ok so normal Antenna range is 50,000 meters max. You can control drones and various other things, but as soon as you leave that broadcast range it cuts outs. (Ex - driving or flying a remote drone around then you leave the broadcast range, you no longer can control it)
This satellite allows you to have a larger or more remote broadcast range because of the laser antenna on it (which Keen has now made it so it has infinite range but the power requirements increases dramatically)
So another example is launching this satellite connecting to it via Laser Antenna while its in orbit and being able to control your remote drone(s) on a nearby moon thats within the Broadcast range.
TL;DR It acts like one of those Wi-Fi extenders for your house
@@StarKnight619 oh shit, that makes a lot of sense thanks bro! :)
@@connergreen3178 np Space Engineers does have a pretty steep learning curve when starting out, but after a while it gets easier and you'll continue to discover new things.
I have over 1,000 hours into it (over the course of 7 years) and STILL discovering cool things
I wish it orbited tbh
Nice job! =D My boys and I are just learning the game. We got off of the Earth like planet...made a cool moon base...found platinum and did asteroid exploration...finally found uranium. So we just built our first reactor for our second generation ship. The uranium asteroid seems to be heavily guarded by pirate drones. So I am trying to design a stationary weapon platform which I can launch like a drone / satelight and then leave in position next to the uranium. With heavy armor. Lots of charge on a big battery or two and of course a bunch of turrets. Something to knock down the pirate drones that seem to spawn in shortly after my lightly armed miner arrives. I don't want to waste time and materials on a fully blown ship to go mining uranium. My little mining ship does a good job as long as it doesn't get attacked by multiple pirate drones. Anyway having fun learning how the different pieces and parts of the game work and interact.
HELP, I FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BUT I ALWAYS FAIL
So majestic. Elon Musk would be proud.
Actually I play space engineers too and I'm now developing a lots of different kind of useful random stuff, I mean is so boring to play this game alone so how can I join
falcon 9
Elon Musk in Space Engineers
Is that supposed to be a compliment lmao