u/inconsistent_zak

Survival friendly too btw, if anyone wants to tutorial yall gotta wait cause my laptop ran out of storage recording this vid

but basically, 4 V4 portable engine, omni speed controller, and the key to all aeronautics cars, drive by wire/sable

And for the drifting and thr weight shifting visual, use swivel bearings to turn the wheel bearings into separate physics object and it does that, idk why but it works

I was wodnering if i could make some cars from acceleracers using create aeronautics and i made it work lol, for the drifting i use swivel bearings to turn the wheels into separate ohysics object so they have less grip and they have a more visual like impact when they accelerate or brake (idk what its called)

AND YES THEY ARE SURVIVAL FRIENDLY YAYYY

Im not an electrical engineer or anything of the sorts im an art/design/animation/photography student that likes spiderman, ive been watching amazing youtubers like Schizo, Sean's Craft and The. Amazing Phd, and they've been inspiring me to make my own.

This whole schtick actually started with me wanting to make a normal spring and string shooting webshooter with the style of the lackluster 2017 spiderman show, but I just felt like there's no reason for me to use or have it, since convention centers dont necessarily allow you to being working projectiles no matter how harmless.

So i tried making it into a working watch by dismantling my old watch, it didn't fit and my lack of knowledge of watches just broke it, and long story short ive ended up learning how to make PCBs and stuff, i dont know if anyone is interested in these kinds of projects but all my friends aren't really into inventions and stuff so i thought i shared my experience here, I'll probably update my progress on it if anyone is interested.

Im basically making a watch with those spiderman toys that makes THWIP sounds when the trigger is pressed, my only problem is that i love the tasm 1 look and ive been trying to cramp the esp32s3 inside it with other components, if this works ill try making with a fully custom PCB, without a development board, and replacing the trigger with an IMU so it looks like a normal watch but you can do a quick wrist flick to make the THWIP sounds.

The photo is my first design which replicates the tasm 1 design but my cylinder eyes wont be able to see 2cm diameter clock, so i made my own design goin back to the 2017 spiderman show design on the second slide.