SPROCKET COMBAT UPDATE | Building a 50s MBT
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Object permanence and remembering people aren't all in the same place are things the internet struggles heavily with
Like treating real people as if they were fictional and fictional characters as real people
mainly americans
This is the advent of media presentation being a preserved instance of time that is hard to distinguish from reality, where people expect the things they watch to be current... which is why a lot of misinformation flies around.
Don't it just.
It's woefully easy to look at a Vid and decide if it looks good or not, while forgetting to look at how old it is.
Also Time Zones suck.
I love how you were concerned that the coincidence range finder was too modern for the tank, but you ended up putting a muzzle reference sensor on the gun barrel, a piece of technology first used in the 80s on 3rd Generation MBTs.
Centurion is by technicality a WWII tank as the Mk.1 was made in 45 but arrived too late to have had any combat, merely only arrive in Germany after the end of the war.
Yeah! But it's considered widely as the first MBT due to it kinda setting a "template" as it were for future designs.
would you consider the pershing in the same field, as a lot of american MBTs share DNA with it?
Id personally say so! But others say it's more medium than MBT, although I'm not 100% why.
@@PatchBits From what i know it from how MBT's are called MBT's Main battle tanks is just the say of a tank that is used mainly for every use in the tank combat and some say mbts are heavys or medium's. so ya that why i think some people say medium or heavy but no one really knows what classified a MBT be side's being a main tank
@@mrman5666 That is correct. MBT is about doctrine, not the mechanical design of the tank. Generally they resemble medium tanks, and the first gen of them were all originally classified as medium tanks, but anything can be an MBT if the nation using it considers it adequate for all or almost all of their combat needs. Contrary to what many seem to believe, MBTs are subject to all the same compromises between armor, firepower, and mobility that light, medium, and heavy tanks are. They just represent a balance of those capabilities that their designers consider adequate for any situation they're likely to encounter.
I'm dyslexic, I am capable of reading but because its challenging for me I tend not to default to reading what I see while browsing youtube. The thumbnail is far more valuable to me as a method of choosing what I watch. So in response to what you were saying here. I rarely read the title of videos.
i wonder if reading more would re-write you brain not sure tho
@@acha5667 Its not really how being dyslexic works unfortunately or not in my case any way. Its not for a lack of trying.
@@acha5667 No dyslexia just makes it extremely hard to read in general. Imagine trying to read like you do now, but all of the letters are scrambled and you only figure out what they are as you are about to read them. There are certain font types and typographies that alleviate these issues.
"50's mbt" (looks like an amx-30b2 (early 70's))
Have you considered simply telling your brain to stop being dyslexic?
This tank is really reminiscent of the Type 61/ STA series of prototypes from the 60s, and I'm all for it.
Oh I'll agree with that. The shape kinda reminded me of the RU251 as well but that's a light vehicle
It's 100% An AMX30
looks a hell of a lot like an AMX-30 frontally
the ksp music is like a cherry on top lol
Matt Lowne ahh music
Worst game of 2024 ahh music lmao
@@blu5021 Ksp2 has different music
@@DAH_WHAFFLEZ True true, but ksp1 without a shit ton of mods doesn’t hold up whatsoever
@@blu5021brother I play on a potato, and KSP without mods is good
I hope this game gets some sort of strategy mode where technologies are unlocked and you have to produce vehicles for a nation (Basically Ultimate Admiral Dreadnoughts but tanks)
Arms Trade Tycoon Tanks exist, but is very early access and only includes WW1 tanks so far with interwar coming next update.
@@thelog3309 I know but I'm talking about sprocket
That could be interesting in combo with PatchBits's Fictional Countries Scenario...
Pretty sure something along these lines is on the roadmap
8:40 I believe "greeble" in this case means the small miscellaneous objects added to the model to make it seem less "plain" and more "real" or "full".
11:50 If i'm not mistaken they had such range finders (handheld versions) all the way back in WW1. I remember seeing a picture of a German using a pair of binoculars that had the eyes be shoulder width apart. But that was years ago, so take that with a grain of salt.
yes, they used them till 1965 with laser range finders being invented. they are called Coincidence rangefinder or Stereoscopic rangefinder.
I think the first rangefinder was made in the late 1800s, and we're pretty much standard on battleships built after WWI (those that served in WW2).
@@JWQweqOPDH They were standard on battleships and cruisers from the 1890s even, the trick was getting the range to the guns, accounting for roll/pitch, etc., which was the role of gun directors, where were invented about 1912 and were being put on ships during WW1, cruisers got them in the 20s, destroyers had gun directors by WW2
@@ronanmcdonald6386they also had issues with tracking shots in the 1800s/WW1, multiple calibres all splashing around meant tracking a tracer was basically impossible lol.
Then there’s also the issue on some ships of the guns being so powerful that’s the shockwave throws the rangefinding equipment out of alignment (looking at you Bismarck)
shouldn't they be connected though? I'm looking at him cutting it in half to fit the gun, and being like- hmm, does that actually work?
Quick late tip about Vegemite put very little of it on a sandwich and have a little extra butter because Vegemite has a very strong flavour - from an Australian
Ur good on rangefinders, the M47 Patton had them and was in service from 50-60ish
1951 yes :)
Even one of the Panther variants in WWII had little "eyeballs" on the side of the turret that were rangefinders, if I'm not mistaken.
@Aqueox I think you are talking about the Schmaltrum turret that was made for the Panther F. It did have a stereoscopic rangefinder, though it never entered production
It IS warm here, hot even. In fact, it's litterally hell here !
40c
I don't have object permanence, it makes my factory job really hard
If i remember correctly the british COvenanter or Crusader had a outer Shell made out of Steel with an Alluminium inner shell. It was done to reduce shrapnells after penetrating but i dont know if that can be considered "Composite Armor"
It is, its really basic but fits the criteria. Essentially any armour that use differing materials (different metals, plastics, air, ceramics, eh... wood) is technically composite armour.
@@susp-nine2856for air, wouldn’t that be spaced armour?
@@ambercvm5 Well yes, but actually no, its all a bit iffy, but some spaced armour is composite and some isn't, kind of depends the vehicle and the number armour plates.
@@ambercvm5 For the panzer 3 & 4 sideskirts for example, it would be spaced armor. For tanks that have air sandwhiched betwen two different materials as armor, then yes
Cool video. Would love to try the update myself but i cant even get past the unity monitoring warning screen
"Is it really warm if its the temperature of the room, like at that point its *room temperature* which isn't warm" - Albert Einstein or sm idk
Honestly, i've never heard any info on why 70 degrees Fahrenheit is the designated Room Temperature...
I have noticed setting the gun elevation speed to 1°/s works best with medium-size guns featuring custom mantlets, since it gives you the fastest time to top speed and turns out it's not that slow to swing your gun up and down.
Now that combat is in the game I think it would be cool if you went back and used some of your previous designs for combat, maybe a compilation video without building, just all the tanks
Pretty solid design. This looks really good.
I Don't know why but Whenever I Shoot my MBT In Any Other Place but my Engine It's Completely fine
Same 😅
It's currently 86°F with a real feel of 92°F for me at this current hour and day
i went to the baltics with my dad hoping that there will be cold asf, it was 30 degrees celcius in bloody Tallinn.
Dude, it rained today. It's super cold
That turret looks like someone made a mistake in the design phase and put the gun on the wrong side and decided to just slap stowage on the "rear" so it won't look as weird
Saying it isn’t warm would be disingenuous, it’s scorching where I live lmfao
Ngl, I thought the title was clickbait, can’t wait to get back into sprocket again
Looks like a Panzer 68 or a slightly smaller AMX-30
The ears on the side of the turret t30 American heavy tank are range finders so even back in 1945 they had the technology to make range finders that fit inside of the tank
A nice tank design concept I would like to see done with Geometric would be a vehicle with a rear turret mount and mid hull engine compartment, either as a heavy tank or artillery vehicle.
I like the idea of the Fog of War with results of Shots and Enemy Condition in Live Combat, and I think it'd be good to be able to toggle Shot Results and Enemy Condition on and off at will in Testing Scenario kinda times, like when building the Tank and testing its functionality in the Test Area. Being able to observe your Tank's efforts and use info for diagnostics of how it's performing is just plain needed when building and testing the Tank or how is one ever supposed to tell what is or is not working on that Build Strategy? Conversely, I totally agree with the Dev(s) that not getting free cheater Intel on how your Attacks are faring will make for more intense exciting Combat.
P.S. I totally liked this Tank Build. And it looks like you're gettin better at your Human Tetris. ;) Curiosity: Is it possible to put in two Crew assigned to loading one Gun to reload it faster, or did Geometric Internals do away with that?
No way that I'm aware of to assign two people to the same gun for loading
@@PatchBits I hope that didn't kill Auto-Cannons outta the game... :(
Autocannons were made by file editing the loader to have lots of space no? I don't think that's possible anymore.@@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning
@@102ndsmirnov7 Oh... I didn't know that. I'd swear there were times I thought I saw Frantic add 3 - 6 Loaders onto Tanks to perform that effect before... guess this is what I get for tending to watch Vids like these during Morning Coffee Drinking.
@@JoshuaGanoTyraxLightning It was probably another method to do the same thing. It's possible that what I was talking about was an older method.
18:43 Always sneaking in the cat part
love it
YES. ITS WARM. IM DYING.
WHO TF TURNED THE BIG MAGIC LIGHT IN THE SKY ON?!!!
LIke COME ON. 34°C? REALLY?!
Best regards, a swedish man
T-54 was actually a WW2 design and the first Soviet MBT was the T-64 which combined the armour and the gun of a heavy tank but the mobility of a medium tank, yes this is the Soviet classification, the Soviets were among the last to actually adopt the MBT tank concept. Every previous T-series tanks were medium tanks. T-55 included.
12:04 Ww2 tanks (centurion and iirc the tiger 105 concept) had them fit into them
Make a overly British tonk, maybe something dumb like the archer
He did it before twice now or three time now but he has done a archer like tank.
@@mrman5666 but not with the new update.
I'm offended that your definition of what makes a vehicle more British is gun being mounted backwards... Needs to be fifty guns mounted sideways for broadside, obviously.
@@bartomolev6682 yea..
At the into you forgot the examples: T55-64-72-80-90-90M and literally every other t series tank
Optical rangefinders existed even during ww2 on tanks, but im also pretty sure they existed on ww1 ships
a T95E1 inspired build would be cool
This is what I want my magnum opes to be like, 1950's mbts are so badass
As someone watching this in Australia during winter, it's cold
The shaping is so satisfying in a hard to explain way. Loved the vid!
I think the design is very cool. It reminds me of the French AMX 30. Nice work.
That tank looks great and seems to be effective.
But I wonder about the weight...
I've just finnished a similar tank in Sprocket, but reached only 27 tonnes (metric), with 15 mm in the bottom, 25-30 mm at the top, 70-150 mm at the front, 70-80 mm at the sides and 30-55 mm at the rear. But mine is smaller with only four men crew.
pls gib stabilizers, thermals, night vision, autoloaders, composite armor, laser rangefinders, and ERA sprocket.
Also yes, a stereoscopic rangefinder would fit on a 50s tank. Some WWII tank designs had them even. Several 50s Soviet designs had them too.
I just want M60A3s every tank related video I watch
Do you know of we can import some of our older blueprints to this update. I have an older design that i couldnt get working in volumetric internals :c
Not yet, that's next!
you laughed like batman in lego batman just saying 10:21
I'll never recover from this
Dude, it's absolutley FREEZING!!!!!
It sounds like an item that should be an option. I personally like being able to tell if I got the kill.
I'm glad someone else had the wheel problem. My g29 and sprocket fought too xD
11:53 the Schmalturm for the Panther ausf. F has a rangefinder exactly like that
Mannn, it ain't even colddd, its onlyyy 66f in the middle of the night
It looks like a ww2 variant of the amx 30B.
I only found out about this alpha version being playable last night. Subsequently made a 3rd gen MBT quite well, although it does need some greebling as I'm not an experienced builder. I do love how improved the tank editor has become compared to the original version of the game, I was struggling a lot to make shapes I wanted but now? Now it's more like using blender, as it should be. Having internals to detail is also a nice touch although the trunions of the cannon breach do get annoying.
Well the M-48 and the T seires heavy tanks (T-29, T-30, T-34) could have them, so seems close enough
I give it a 7.1224502/3.11209 greebles
Can you try making something that can fly in sprocket and fly out makes something that does not have to fly, but you can make it fly, but also you gotta make sure it can drive like a tank and be heavily protected can you do that?
Thats a nice Nice Tonk, i love that Design
My right ear enjoyed this video 😂
Partchment bits is in the big leagues with 183 comments and 11k views
Also, i spent around an 15 minutes trying to know what "greebles" or as RUclipss subtitles put it Glbs, they're something from plastic
This tank seems ever so slightly prone to cooking off
It's not warm, it's hot 💀
For the no kill notification, I've been playing lots of steel fury lately so I'm used to second guessing whether I actually got the kill and double tapping, well except for when they explode in a fireball of death, I don't think any tank crewman can survive that lol
Sprocket AMX-30 recreation, my beloved :)
(My favorite tank!)
Yeah you're right it's pretty warm outside
Looks like an EARLY AMX 30 !!!
Pretty warm here ☀️😎🥵
Its hot.. Very hot.. Also nice MBT!
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This may be a bit off topic, but imagine if you could transfer designs from Sprocket to Flyout to use in custom missions
I feel like the kill notification should be a toggleable setting
So, an AMX-30 but worse?
It's meant to be 10 years older, so... yeah actually 😢
@@PatchBits haha okay
Its pretty hot here actually
im so happy they finally added tanks to sprocket
Looks like a AMX-30/775 combo
its cold
I would appreciate the option to turn the ability on or off if I can see what other people's components I have knocked out on their vehicles I would really like that please
centurion looking tank
Nicely done, I wonder if u can make the Chinese ZTZ 99a or any Chinese tanks?
Looks like the amx 30
owh boi.. now is the time for me to start crazy with sub 10t tanks with the new update
it is the middle of winter in my weird country. It is infact cold outside.
@PatchBits what ever you do don't come to the US. kuz i have a feeling your going to learn what worm really is.
I went to the us. It was -36c lol
I'am pretty imprest of this design, it looks so good.
It's a blistering 15°C here right now
Holy crap, Your builds are getting godtier. Can I steal this?
@@Knot_Sean yeah
that is indeed an AMX-30 it looks a lot like it. also wdym it's not warm
its cold outside man
It's not warm (anymore in my room, new AC go brrr)
Is it hot here? Well its around 300 Kelvin here so thats pretty hot, but considering we're so close to zero on a scale that seems to move uo to infinity i have to say its pretty cold here
its like actually kinda chilly ngl
8.3/greeble
is there way to split faces without splitting whole around the tank but only one face that i want?
11:50 its not, im pretty sure even during ww2 these were tested on tanks and did fit inside the turrets... if i'm not mistaken some even saw combat? i think it was some panthers that had em?
What a perfect tank! Good job!
The australians comming in saying 50C is a cold day
I'd go as far as to argue that the Panther was the first "true" MBT.
I’m doing corn detasseling right now, and I can confirm it’s insanely hot
it is slightly warm... 23 degrees celsius believe it or not
I rarely look at the title i normally look at the thumbnail first then i take a brief look at the title
Been watching since 100 bc