Cheesecake has a secret weapon! (April Annihilation 2023)
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- Cheesecake is back and better than ever, ready to compete in another tournament! It's been a year since I started competing with this antweight combat robot, and the progress has been amazing. Check out my very first tournament here for comparison:
• Antweight Robot "Chees...
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0:00 - Upgrades
1:51 - The tournament
2:20 - Shin Kicker
2:35 - Cheesecake vs Shin Kicker
3:30 - Post-Fight #1
3:43 - Shotgun
3:56 - Cheesecake vs Shotgun
6:31 - Post-Fight #2
6:54 - Nick San DX
7:18 - Cheesecake vs Nick San DX
7:44 - Post-Fight #3
8:27 - Dulce de Lucha
8:57 - Cheesecake vs Dulce de Lucha
10:16 - Post-Fight #4
11:13 - Fight for the final
11:33 - Setup for the final
11:56 - Cheesecake vs Dulce de Lucha #2
13:58 - Post-Fight #5
14:33 - Place - Наука та технологія
9:20 I don't understand what happened here?
Wasn't this Dulce's win through pin, and then they basically gave it up? Or am I just not comprehending the rules?
You can only pin an opponent for 10 seconds, and then you're required to release.
@@alexsalchemy Ah, thanks for the clarification. I thought it was the same immobilization countdown that ended the round for most of your opponents.
@@Nevir202 - Yeah, it might help if the announcer/ref counted UP to ten just to make it different from the knockout count.
Does pinning your opponent get you points?
@@DanielCopelandMD - Yes, it takes away your opponent's control over their robot, which is one of the three categories the judges score on, the other two being damage done to your opponent, and aggression in how you engage with your opponent.
That kid you fought twice at the end has an absolutely awesome attitude. Better then most adults I see.
That's because kids don't know that their robot's performance will directly affect their eternal salvation and admission to paradise. Thanks for the stepping stone, loser kid. See ya never ever.
Totally agree! What a great character!
Way better than Riptide, to say the least.
100 percent agree.. may not have won but he had such a great time..even smiling and laughing while losing wheels
... he almost made my old eyes tear up a bit there. A prime example of good upbringing.
13:44 That kid is awesome. So nice, very classy and sporty. Ideal opponent right there.
its one of the best things about the sport, the sportsmanship is awesome here
His reaction at 12:44 proves this
😀 yea right nice kid flipped the finger 13:39 for a short time xD
@@it_genfailure Came here to say this - seeing his face light up as his own bot goes flying into the air really tells you all you need to know about why he's here lol
@@RotantagunI thought that too, I did a double-take since that seemed so misplaced based on everything else - it's just the angle, he has his two back fingers curled, his middle-finger half-curled, and his index finger extended. The angle makes it tough to see his index finger since it's directly pointed at the camera while his middle finger is very visible, but he's not flipping him off.
i like the driver of Dulce de Lucha's energy! you can tell he is having fun! XD
He's a great person to see at these tournaments. It's really fulfilling to get to interact with such dedicated people who care about the sport more than about winning every single event.
If that kid had a custom wedgebot, he'd be insane. Amazing driver
That was my thought, kid is an insane driver. He's going far
30 year old here - working on one of these that just has a gun on it
What one
@@roboticunclephila gun? Explain
@@raemmelparker9012 well its basically a roomba that spins around & randomly fires a glock 19
Your coverage is so much more entertaining than the TV stuff I watched back in the early days. No ludicrous announcers, no painful interviews, no hyperactive graphics. Just straight from the horse's mouth analysis and well-chosen replays. Well done on your result, and well done with the video.
I randomly stumbled upon this video, but I have to say, great driving. You're really good at capitalizing on opponents' mistakes.
Right? Several times he went against bots with what appeared to be superior arms or protection, but he was far more agile.
12:00 man, Tombstone v Slap Box looks different to how I remember 😋
Cheesecake is a terrifying little robot, holy hell that thing hits hard! And congrats on going undefeated!
Hahaha! Thank you!
Props to Dulce's operator. Good sport and clearly having fun
DUDE... That kid is awesome. Great sportsmanship at such a young age. AND you my dude. You only went as hard as you needed to, and even showed mercy when you had the chance to rip them to shreds. You and that kid are absolute LEGENDS.
Alex, That is some driving! Kudos to the young man for sacrificing his robot and contributing to his knowledge. He' so in to it, you can tell.
Add a transverse bracket across the top of your weapon motor that holds a shaft bearing above the spinner. That will greatly strengthen the motor shaft and keep it from bending under impact.
I would even suggest a longer shaft that runs all the way up to the other side of the frame with a second bushing. This should be very simple to design and still handle the torque load on the motor a lot better.
Yeah i was trying to see, is the axle held in double shear? Supporting on the other side of the weapon too would make it much much stronger
I guess weight is the limiting factor here...
I would suggest a small pancake motor. No need to mount to a shaft and mount the blade directly to the top of the motor. Pancake motors have no external shaft for mounting propellers rather the propeller mounts directly on top of the motor that has built-in threads. Much less leverage to bend anything. I crash my small fpv drone with pancake motors at over 60 mph and have never bent a shaft hitting concrete.
I didn't know antweight Battlebots existed. Now I have a new hobby.
Are you coming in swinging or pushing? 😂
Honestly; I love antweight battles much more than the classes you'd see on BattleBots. Something about antweight combat just feels unpredictable and more chaotic to me.
Kid admits at end "yo cheesecake is better"
Great after a disabling hit how strategically cheesecake would just pick his opponent apart
This is, for reasons I'm not sure of, way better to watch than Battlebots. All the spinner fights in that just result in a single devastating hit with no driving skill shown and then it's all over. These things just keep on trucking!
Plus those "ants" are aggressive to the max!
Lots of their bigger brothers are rather tame in comparison.
He also talks about the robot and it's not some cringy overproduced American tv where 90% of it is filler nonsense that's not even about the robots
This is incredible to watch. Everyone seems so nice and sportmanlike as well. :)
They really are, it's a great community.
@@alexsalchemy I'd remembered watching battlebots on TV a long time ago and this is video popping up was a great re-introduction
This light weight version of the game is better than the heavy, big version imo.
Thats bc it smol
There’s a clear difference between the two. Shit when the beetles get in the box it’s wild to see. One has raw physics hits and the small ones have chaotic fun hits
That kid is an amazing sport you can tell that he is just there to have fun.
The best thing about that tiny anti wedge tool: it only helps directly in front, hence a wedge bot still has a chance to land massive hits. This means driving skills matter a lot, keeping fights interesting.
Amazing maneuverability, expert driving!!! I love this
I was really impressed discovering this, but what blew my mind was the damage you did on that solid aluminum framed wedge (ik its a kit, but I didnt think that kind of armor was possible based on what I saw previously (Im familiar with titanium and knew a thin sheet was that light but take note of the chunk he took out of the axle of the aluminum bot as well) That spinner is wicked, It really puts into perspective how insane the big ones are. I now have a new hobby, and you have another sub.
Applying the timmy/johnny/spike metaphor, I'm definitely a Johnny. Wanting to show up, do something unexpected, and give everyone a memorable show. I don't care about winning, and it hurts when I see any kind of competition where players are incentivized to be unsportsmanlike for "optimal results", and it makes me so happy to see that bot fighting isn't wholly made up of that crowd.
I wonder what a vorthos bot pilot would be like
Nice recap! Congrats on murderring a wedge! My recent run with Mini Mulcher was ended with a candy wasp so that was vicariously satisfying.
Those Candy Wasps are no joke!
gg nice
Cheesecake seems like an absolute nightmare of a tiny machine. If you have the weight to spare, maybe adding some strips of titanium to the sides and rear would be a solution for up-armoring it.
Ever think of using a pulley for a belt drive on your weapon? A pulley on the drive motor driving a separate shaft would allow you to use a stronger shaft that is anchored on both ends and keep the impact forces from being transferred to your motor.
I've thought about it, but right now I just don't have the spare weight or space.
@@alexsalchemy doesn't the motor shaft go all the way through the motor? You could just extend it to attach to bearings on both ends and bending it would be significantly more difficult.
good sportsmanship! awesome attitude
That sweet tooth plays a major role in flipping Dulce de Lucha over.
Yep! That's exactly what I hoped would happen! You'll see the Sweet Tooth being used again soon!
In such a light weight class something like this is such a massively useful tool. I feel like with the higher weight classes, it would be harder to make an effective anti wedge tool like this.
This was a really good video--much better than just watching the actual bouts.
Good sportmanship on all who particiapted :)
Keep the fights going and watch my latest tournament!
"Cheesecake has Deja Vu": ua-cam.com/video/wSz-NyvJQvA/v-deo.html
Cheesecake ? I'd call it THE TOECUTTER 😂 Mad Max ❤ Cool toy. I'd hate to be near it
Have you tried Circular saw blades yet ?
The opponents only have to learn to protect their wheels effectively!
Alex, you should have added the sweet tooth on the back so if you turn around and let someone attack your back with the tooth under them, you can just hit a wall with the spinner and since you can’t flip and the opponent will, you’d win
Love the ant class, they're so speedy, fun, and the damage they inflict!
Not to mention that they're pretty darn cute too!!🤗
Great work on the design, and win!👍
Your mobility and speed really showed off well! Getting behind or to the side of them safely to make hits was epic!
If you'd like to build your own combat robot, here are some helpful links to get started:
1. RobotCombatEvents.com
Congrats! I really enjoy your narration of the events.
Great video! I loved the combination of fights with the details of how you alter your bot.
I just found this channel and didn't realize I needed something like this. Subscribed!!!
First time viewer of your channel, it was awesome to see you use your losses from the past to come back even stronger and take the tournament down undefeated (this time around), awesome little bot and I was rooting for you the whole time. Thanks for the content and I look forward to what you do next!
dude that was awesome! congrats! super well engineered
Really enjoyed this vid. Congratulations on a truly superb win aaaaand ... you earn a sub. Cheers from the UK.
Nicely done. Cheesecake with the sweep for the win! Congratulations!
That was incredible. Awesome vídeo. Awesome experience! Thankyou for sharing. Shouts from Brazil!!!
12:06 That spin landing was Cleeeeean!
Also I swear cheesecake cannot go a single game without nibbling off a tire
Great job Alex. 1st time I've seen the micros, very impressive build and driving skills.
Very good. Glad to see the positive sportsmanship. Not everyone sees a loss as an opportunity to grow.
Thanks for sharing your experience
Congratulations 👏🎉 and great video!!
No idea why this was randomly recommended by YT, but I watched the whole thing and rather enjoyed it. Thanks, algorithm 😊
I had no idea there was an antweight class for this type of thing! To be honest, the speed of the robots made it a bit more exciting for me than larger combat robots. The mix of skill in fast maneuvering/reaction blends really well with engineering ability to build and refine the robots.
I have no idea why this was on my YT recommendations. That being said, This was a pleasant 15 minute video. Thank you for uploading!
That was fun to ride along on your little ant weight Bot victory. Very well done mate!
wow, that is some amazing robot piloting if I have ever seen any, good job man!
Can someone explain why the kid released his pin around the 9:20 mark?
You are only allowed to pin an opponent for 10 seconds, then you need to release. You can immediately try to pin them again, but it cannot be a continuous pin for the whole fight.
@@alexsalchemy How would a robot like his win in this case? What decides the fight?
@@970c At 11:13 it has some followup with the same bot fighting another guy and winning. They don't aim to outdamge, they aim to control their opponents and win on points. Which is great if they get to time, but moot if they get taken out beforehand. The lack of a real weapon gives them a lot of weight to put into armor, batteries, and/or beefier motors.
@@970c - If a wedge bot cannot knock out its opponent, and if they are both driving at the end of the fight, it does to the three judges to decide the winner based on three things: damage done to your opponent, aggression of each robot in the engagements, and the control they had over their driving. E.g. If Dulce de Lucha had been pushing me around the entire time, he could have won so long as he took minimal damage, and that's usually exactly what happens.
@@alexsalchemy Ahhh thanks for explaining. I like that rule as if pin could last over 5 seconds or count towards the "10sec no moving rule" it would lead to a really boring meta of ramp robots.
Love the respect everyone has at these events must be nice
Cheesecake is the new meta!
Seeing shotgun run around so quickly halfway through the fight with like literally no wheels was hilarious.
That's some great sportsmanship all around. Looks like every had an absolute blast.
you could try a chain drive or two for the blade to avoid bending spinny parts and a girthier rod to hold the pointy parts.
maybe a slippery clutch thingy so that sudden stops don't goof the motors.
you could maybe try a diplomatic solution, where you hug it out with your opponent. this would be the cheapest of options available as well
This was so fun to watch
that driving on the wedgebot is impressive though
That last fight was so good and an impressive effort from both sides. Great job!
What you should try is a pancake brushless outrunner motor for your weapon motor. It has a thick shaft but you can bolt your weapon blade right to the motor bell as it is flat on top with threads already. Cheesecake is a bad little battle bot! It likes to eat tires for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Fantastic job on the little dude!
13:50 Good sport that young lad! well done both of you
Go Cheesecake :) That was fun to watch. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
6:30 Props to the kid driving shotgun.
Great driving! Battle harden those motors and keep knocking off wheels like it's your job!
Well shot. Well edited. Bravo.
I am a big fan of battle bots, so I am thrilled i found your channel. You are an amazing driver, and certainly know what you are doing.
4:03 slide attack
4:05 slide attack
4:07 360 melee attack
4:09 flip
4:15 attack from under
4:25 attack from behind + destroy wheels
to shotgun 4:30 dodge
to cheesecake 4:32 critical hit
4:38 knockback
4:42 to 4:43 double combo
4:43 dash back
4:47 dodge
5:00 attack from behind
5:04 attack from behind
5:11 slice attack
5:48 knockback + knockout
Wow! Exciting ! Good job bro. awesome design to the win 👍
Cheesecake and you did so well!
I think ultimate weapon survivability would be through shaft supported on both sides with a sleeve or ball bearing. Maybe a spring steel shaft for extra shear tolerance before it permanently deforms.
Nice job Kicking shotgun while was down
10:22 Kid's a good sport. It's way more fun to congratulate an opponent on an interesting match than to get tilted.
This robot is really cool and you did awesome fights.
Wow, go Cheesecake! Great video, was a lot of fun to watch.
You were STYLING on em, that movement is mental!
Congrats!
Well done , this was hype!,
2:44 knockback
2:47 attack from behind/side
2:50 knockback
2:59 damage
3:00 knockback + flip
3:05 damage
3:09 damage
3:11 throw
3:13 death
Well done! 👏👏👏
Nice work. Subscribed!
Dulce de Leche was raised right man, that's a good kid. That attitude will get you far in life little buddy
This is the first video I’ve seen of this channel and I have to say its awesome 👏 bravo cheesecake is a mighty little bot.
I knew cheesecake could do it
Congrats Alex
Thank you
great piloting! that lady eating in the background of the shotgun match cracked me up.
Seeing Cheesecake chipping off those wheels was really satisfying to watch
The lady in the second fight eating her lunch could not be less interested.
You’re a phenomenal driver yourself man. Kudos!!
god, love the sportsmanship from everyone
Love that Docle de Luche kid's attitude!
I love how Dulce de Lucha is the combination of the word Lucha and Dulce de leche
Hes so great at driving that I think he should be in battlebots. Like this guy could just show video footage of his driving to losing teams in bb and could probably get in.
I just found your Chanel and you gained Major respect for destroying his robot and stopped imidiatly 3:18
7:40
Cheesecake: hmmm mm tires my favorite food
Well done!