RUST Pro Series - How to Build Backup Turrets - includes Both Version 1 and Version 2 Builds 2022

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  • Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024

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  • @AustinKlailaGames
    @AustinKlailaGames  2 года назад

    UPDATE - The Memory Cell now uses a volt. Will post an updated video link here!

  • @iKoS_ShhMoney
    @iKoS_ShhMoney Год назад +1

    Not gonna lie I've seen youtubers use your exact electrical layout and call it theirs 😭🤣💀 keep up the great work!

  • @cowdy293
    @cowdy293 Год назад

    There any way to use same concept, BUT, instead, switch over and turn ON a back up turret thats off?
    So example : I have 9 turrets around base turned on and active... And I have 9 backup turrets that are off; raiders come destroys one of the active turrets... Which automatically turns on back up turrets. Is this a real thing in rust, if so, can you show me an example of a setup? And if so, can you do so, with a timer and with a HB Sensor ( turns on back up if bad guy detected ), and also connected to a RF transmitter or a smart switch ( turn on by phone or RF button ) ...combined with a backup battery setup. ( Assuming is the best way to do it? )
    I know there version for when a wall get destroyed...using a ( blocker i think was? ) And turns on turrets. But instead, just was wondering do it when turret dies instead?
    And speaking if wall idea, there any way to do it on doors? Use a door controller with a blocker or whatever - that way works as well? If so, can ya show me aet up as well?

  • @reverendprophet
    @reverendprophet 2 года назад

    Cool! I'm totally incorporating this idea!

  • @xLILxWANGx
    @xLILxWANGx 2 года назад

    I prefer putting plenty of ammo in it and if you really want to get fancy run a low or no ammo output to a smartswitch.. boom all those wires and comps not necessary

    • @AustinKlailaGames
      @AustinKlailaGames  2 года назад +1

      Yes! It's assumed that players would feed it a respectable amount of ammo. You could run no ammo out to a smart switch but you'd have to supply an additional 10+ volts for the second turret. The idea here was to share the voltage of one turret with another.

  • @nathanmacduff5661
    @nathanmacduff5661 2 года назад +1

    Hey can you do a timed sequence guide

  • @dakotadillard3110
    @dakotadillard3110 Год назад

    Is there anyway to power up the second turret if the first one gets destroyed, rather than it running out of ammo?

    • @AustinKlailaGames
      @AustinKlailaGames  Год назад +1

      So far, not really. I've been exploring this idea for a while. I've got a new idea that I'll be testing. I'll post a video if it works.