But even in 2018, we don't have Gundams

I died XD

He’s like 1939 years old or something

r/whooosh

F1T well we have some convincing models in japan

Anakin Skyobiliviator on it

I heard that some people get off to that

Heh, such a Bright idea you got there.

G fighter suits would be easier XD

On The ass

Ooofff

Ooh dropping bombs like a colony

and every "neutral" territory in gundamverse

Zeon: like it matters!

WHY DO I HEAR JAZZ MUSIC?

Oh, how I'd love that :D

Whaaaat?! I cant believe I never knew about this!

I concur, why the hell hasn’t bandai jumped on that? Is VR not big in Japan?

wait its not a game DAMN IT!!!!!

They don't want Americans emulating it and putting it into their war machines...

Yeah, I've modelled the GP03 and will prolly need this if I want to import it into an engine and play around. I want to make a Simulator but a story one.

@@facelesshalo5174 oh christ yes please do!

@@facelesshalo5174 If you can do that, you will be my hero!!😁😁😁

@@kurogetsu3033 Well I am still in the game industry, but I've never had time to continue. Maybe some day. I'll Have to recreate my Model though as it's so dated, and I'm sure I can do better. lol Ah... time is relentless.

@@facelesshalo5174 It’s ok man, I’m still young so I can wait!😅😅

please do! :)

you know there is (or was) gundam cockpits in Japan right?

i mean yeah, there were but they werent as detailed as this. that being said even though this idea isnt new, this is still, in my eyes at least, the better representation of what the cockpit would look and feel like

@@AgentOrange921 there’s always grabbing a Raspberry Pi and building your own cockpit (just use a PC for the monitors, though, the Pi is not even close to beefy enough to run 4 monitors, let alone 6 if you count communications). Bonus points for turning it into a working programmable controller for your PC, so you can game with it. I can see this being fun to play flight simulators with, or even games like Kerbal Space Program (same layout: just use finger buttons for action groups) and/or Forza (finger buttons for shifting, steer using the sticks as bike handlebars, pedal layout like a normal manual). Seems arduous but very much possible to me, given a few grand for materials, plenty of elbow grease (or friends), and a good knowledge of electronics/coding/fabrication.

Smug Knuckles they hint to it in multiple series but they never outright say it.

They also have those button panels and the foot peddles

The mode selection only really got noticed in Thunderbolt for me. But yea arm movement was always a thing i wanted to know

And don't forget most of them are made with an AI That's intelligent enough to understand what you need it to do I mean switching from gun to beam saber seems like something they would be programmed into a button and maybe it can understand under certain scenarios what it needs to do when the button is pushed like instead of putting back the beam rifle throwing it away to grab the beam saber to have enough time to Block in melee combat or swing and instantly take out a mobile suit remember the more tweaked and tuned mobile suits are always more agile in more ways than one like the movement to get the weapon or specific action is more crisp which could be something that's programmed into a its simple AI for that specific pilot which then the balls having such an advantage against ground type mobile suits in space it's not only a bigger disadvantage to the machine but a disadvantage to the pilot which explains why they made so many space ready types but also why those don't do so well on the ground they're not tune for the ground unless you have one of those variable types like Gundam

Also according to IBO, every mobile suit have maneuver patterns as preset. This is based on McGillis comment when he witness Barbatos unusual dodging maneuver.

yea but most phones or some phones dont surrport 360 view

@@paraclonebasedtrooper8225 are you using Symbian?

Abdul Majied what?

Thank you!

keth templar step 1: get in zaku. Step 2: turn on zaku. Step 3: blow up while yelling about the glory of -space Nazis- Zeon

>pilot zaku >wear mask >instantly become main bad guy

First turn on the power. Don't worry too much if you grind the gears, everyone does it.

Sounds more like the old GunTank training.

Shin matsunaga didn't seem to have a problem with it.

That's a great idea actually

I'm Japanese and amazed that a foreign fan did this great job

Still kicking! :D

there are probably manual overrides to input more specific commands, probably why there are keyboards in some suits.

Gundam F91 was what informed me the Gundams we're so automated..I'd favor a more "anolog" or manual interaction myself.. I always did somewhat wonder about it..I remember a scene or 2 from Gundam Wing when it first aired in the U.S..and I saw the pilot use the left control stick to for throttle control instead of the left arm control... But I mean..if you can control a mobile suit with a damn playstation controller in a game..XD..the set up shown wouldn't be too far fetched..

Reminds me of the enigmatic Musha Gundam. Musha Gundam arrived alongside a mysterious planet while for some strange reason he was looking for someone to be his "sword" meaning "pilot".

Yeah, it's like the suits have simplified base controls, and you can access deeper manual controls using overrides. Pretty much the base controls are simple enough for a child, but if you needed to control the hand manually, you could access that ability by overriding into individual manipulators with tiered control options. I'm sure that as a pilot becomes more skilled, they'd have the ability to switch between these override modes seamlessly, which would give them a considerable edge over their opponents.

Thanks!

I had to build out a custom workflow for the CG 360, which is what took me so long. From start to finish, I worked on it for 1 year and 7 months! @-@

@@MinovskyManGundam a year n 7 month O.O holy shyte that long aye

Wow man.. just wow! great job! Iam trying to make a VRChat version of this... mine looks like the poop compared tho haha.. again.. GREAT JOB SIR! @@MinovskyManGundam

Minovsky Man Thank you for every second! Sorry for the late reply. 😅

Good Q! The controls are designed to layer in complexity, so you can manually control the arms and legs by switching into separate modes that control them individually. This evolved from the fact mobile suits were originally designed for construction. You can think of it as operating the same way that excavators do. You typically wouldn't use this feature in battle of course, due to the difficulty of managing modes so quickly. There wouldn't be a likely chance that you'd control the limb to kick an enemy, unless you were a Newtype or something...

Wow cool. Thanks

Tell that to the guy who shoulder bashed amuro in his zaku I. He just went heavy metal lol

Gadem don't play, he and his ole' Zaku take no s$%t

@@MinovskyManGundam how do i transform my MSZ 0 ZETA?

I'm sorry about that, I really tried to find the right balance with composition, and went back and forth, concerned about a bulky UI. I'm really glad that you appreciated the effort despite that.

I want to soo badly! Know any devs?

Minovsky Man it would be amazing! I don’t know any devs but, I’d love to offer my graphic design skills but uh....you really look like you have that handled 😍😍😍 you’re skills are god like!

Thank you :)

Largely, they function the same way, though the Zeon mobile suits have vertical control sticks, rather than horizontal.

Backwards space Nazi fucks

In Thunderbolt, the Zeon cockpits are shown to be quite similar with their counterparts. However, their cockpit looks narrower and resembles Soviet tech.

@@TheWalpurgisnacht did you mean narrower cuz they need to chop off a few limbs? Hehe

Thanks! Probably the longest production time too lol, 1.5 years is just disgusting

Thank you! boy it was a long one

Thanks!! :)

Thank you! I spent quite a while working on it, but I'm so stoked that everyone was patient enough to wait for it!