That's the beauty of Space Engineers, there's so many different ways to do the same thing!

This is also why Gleeb's content is my favourite

Oh, wow, I hadn't thought of that! Thanks for the warning

@@GleebTorin You're welcome. I had to learn it the hard way, so i try to make it easier for others

@@novacharlie490 Is that because when the wheel spawns in, it is neutral? and if so could removing the spawned wheel and placing one on manually fix the issue?

@@wraithjam No unfortunatly that doesn't fix the issue... i think thats a problem only Keen will be able to solve

Glad it helps! Being able to lock grids from 2.5km is useful, too, but it's great to be able to do it 100% hands off.

Glad to hear the style is working for you :)

Glad you enjoyed!

Here's hoping! 🤞

The new block are great, you should check out my video about the event controller, it's such a useful block!

@@GleebTorin i will, i want to try and see if non scripted VTOL will work with the ai blocks and and turret controller maybe

That's the Transparent LCD, which is available as part of the Decorative Pack #2 DLC. Set the content to Scripts, and choose the Artificial Horizon script. For style points, make the background black and the foreground a dark-ish colour.

I'm waiting for 'P' to cause shenanigans for him 😂

Accept P into your life 💙

@@GleebTorin Evangelicals are the worst.

Not with the AI blocks, but you can use an event controller to turn off your forward thrust if you're going over a certain speed. Check out this video for an overview of the event controller: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mtyeY62j3q_LXWg.html

Excellent question! I do believe it does, you'll need to have it set relative to the ship in question.

@@GleebTorin Ah! Thank you, just looked through my notifications, I legit did not expect you to reply XD

Wow, I wouldn't even know where to start with stabilising a turret, that's amazing.

@@GleebTorin I made one with 4 layers of subgrids, on 4 rotors: Azimuth, pitch-stabilizer, roll-stabilizer, elevation. On the subgrid of the azimuth rotor, have a beacon, preferably behind where the AI blocks will be(best to place it last), and on the same height level as pitch-stabilizer rotor. (so that the stabilizer doesn't try to point the turret to the side(up the slope, with beacon lower than AI) when you are on a sideways slope) Then On P-rotor subgrid have the roll-stabilizer rotor, on its subgrid have gyros and an AI Flight with 0 angle tolerance and Basic Task set to "follow home" targeting the azimuth subgrid beacon, as well as a the gun elevation rotor/hinge. I haven't figured out how to get it to stabilize the azimuth, Though, now that I think about it, I guess, a very far away GPS waypoint can approximate it, with BasicTask set to "Autopilot", and "One Way", although it will do the opposite of its job, when close to 2 points on any given planet (closest and farthest from the GPS), so switching between multiple points would be necessary.

how exactly did you make the guided bombs?

@@magistrmaestro2845 The same way you'd make an AI block missile, except without thrusters, and with wing blocks acting as fins on the back of the bomb. Make sure the AI blocks only activate after the bomb is detached from the aircraft/ship. They can glide for kilometers, and one of my favorite ways to emply them is drop a bunch of them in such a way that they glide in a straight line into the 2.5km detection radius around the target in a fan spread, so that they engage it from multiple directions. It also keeps the bomber way out of harm's way, when you release them from out of detection radius, and you only need to point them in the general direction when you drop theme. It is also pretty fun to dodge missiles that have wing blocks instead of lateral thrusters. A bit easy, unless the missile has a very high thrust/weight ratio, but still pretty fun.

@@My_initials_are_O.G.cuz_I_am No Thrusters at all? Not even one? How can it correct its course then? Wouldn't you need at least one to able to have the bomb make mid course correction? A video of it in action would be good to see

But it's so convenient!

They can't, Jump Drives must be triggered by a player using a hotbar button.

@@GleebTorin : (

@@GleebTorin so, what else could i do to solve this issue?

If that ship had a beacon, absolutely. Otherwise, you'll have to use inertial dampeners

Sorry to hear you're struggling with it. What's the problem you're having? Maybe I can help?

@@GleebTorin in short let say you have à hangar bay, and the ship need to be back first. Its always try to go head first

@@MrSamuauto Sounds like you just need to turn on precise mode while using the recorder block, which will copy the exact orientation when following your motions.