It's not computer graphics. I made a sight scope props that looks like it came from the game world.
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- It's not computer graphics. I made a sight scope that looks like it came from the game world.
I made a lens-less dot sight props with a reticle floating in the air [Prototype Operation Review].
The purpose of this session is to have a technical discussion.
D.I.Y. OLED sight scope props.
• D.I.Y. OLED sight scop...
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Playlist of this video series
• Future sight scope tha...
Other videos in English.
• English subtitles
I wanted to make a sight without a lens, like the APEX 1x HCOG Classic.
I made one that works like that.
A light spot appears in the air without a lens.
The light spot actually shines at its position, there is no reflection or illusion.
However, it does not use any amazing new technology.
It is a craft level thing that can be reproduced if you have the patience.
There are still some issues to be solved before it can be put to practical use, and whether it can be used as a website or not is still unknown.
I think it's quite interesting from a pictorial point of view.
I uploaded a video once at this stage.
Since it was a prototype, the finish before painting was not very good.
It's not a pretty finish.
Also, the reticle is not very clear.
It's really not ready yet.
I hope you will take a look at it with warm eyes.
In order to convey the image of the prop produced more clearly, images of the prop when mounted are included.
All firearm-like objects in the film are airsoft guns.
What you see is an airsoft gun.
This is not a video about making a sight scope for a firearm.
It is a video of verification and discussion on how to reproduce props from science fiction works in reality.
We are not planning to distribute 3D data or Arduino sketches on this channel.
＜tool and a material＞
[Anycubic] UV resin for photofinishing 3D printer 405nm transparent
[Anycubic] Photon S 3D printer
[Anycubic] Mercury Curing System 405nm Range Curing Box
[Tokyo Marui]Airsoft Gun Type 89
[Mother Garden] Shirotan Blanket
[ENEGON] 9V 650mAh Rechargeable Battery
[N/B] Arduino nano compatible
[N/B] Slide switch
[N/B] Minecraft Grass Blocks
＜Music＞
00:10 "X Ray Vision" by Slynk
Thank you for all your comments and questions.
I apologize for not being able to respond at all after a certain point.
I'm currently editing the English version of the production video.
The whole thing is now over 20 minutes long, so it will be split into two parts, just like the Japanese version.
I will upload the first part within a day, so please wait a little longer.
As I mentioned at the beginning of the video, this sight is not made for airsoft guns or actual firearm applications.
I just wanted to recreate a prop like in a science fiction movie in reality without CG.
However, since it was in the shape of a sight scope, I thought it would be better to make it somewhat of a sighting mechanism, so I included the idea of making a front and rear reticle and using it like an iron sight.
Perhaps that was not a good idea. Here, I think I've made some viewers think that this is a gun sight scope.
In the comments, I received a fair amount of "this is not practical for real firearms." started to be posted in a certain amount.
I regret that I didn't communicate it better.
However, the technical content they gave me was interesting and full of various knowledge that I did not know.
It was very exciting to be exposed to them.
Thank you.
Also, thank you to those who politely replied to my concept for those posts.
That made me very happy, too.
Sure,
"it's not practical, it's not good here, it's not good there, existing sites are superior, it's useless, I wouldn't trust my life with it....
So this doesn't mean anything."
I am sure I am hurting when people say only that.
It's very important for me to learn about improvement plans and weaknesses through comments.
But it would be nice if you could keep the concept in mind a bit.
I want to read everyone's knowledge, but comments that only make me feel sad will discourage me from creating.
I've written a lot.
Thanks to all who commented, protected me, and watched. I love you!
It might be difficult to reply to all of them.
◆I'll try to answer some of the most frequently asked questions here on behalf of all of them.
Some of the questions are answered in the two videos I'm about to upload.
I'll categorize them as part1 and part2.
(The answer is in part1)
How do you achieve this?
What is the shape of the POV?
How do you supply power to the POV?
Why is the distance between reticles so short?
(The answer is in part2)
How do you control the timing of the glow?
Is it possible to adjust the reticle?
Your finger is slipping through. Isn't it a fake?
What is the noise level?
■Where can I download 3D data and sketches?
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I'm sorry. There are no plans to release the 3D data and sketches used in this channel.
There are many reasons for this, including copyright issues, support issues, assembly methods, and compatibility with generic parts.
■How much does it cost?
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About $32, I think.
The breakdown is: $3 for resin, $2 for LEDs, $6 for the motor, $5 for the Arduino, $8 for the rechargeable battery, $2 for the wiring, $3 for other small parts, and $3 for the paint (converted to the amount I used). Unless I'm forgetting something.
■What is the title of this background music?
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"X Ray Vision" by Slynk
from RUclips audio library
Great music.
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Thank you.
If it was fun to make, it was worth it.
Shut up and take my money.
Its really cool, I'd totally buy one just because it looks sweet, practical or not it is badass so keep on improving it 👍🏻
the farther you seperate the front sight from the rear sight the more accurate they will be so if you make it a two piece unit it will be good for rifles
@@ciphergalm1174 when it comes to MOA sights of the electronic versions the smaller dots will compensate significantly.
One step closer to Titanfall Sights
One step closer to a R-101
ALEKS
THIS IS WHAT I WAS THINKING
Yes
When you use these sights enemies will automatically yell "THEY'RE TRYING TO CORNER US!"
"this probably isn't as effective as traditional sights, but shut up, it's cool."
I like the way you think.
Military vet here. Actually it would be the best optic available and replace the eotech
@@teaganwisniewski4312 If he could harden it and make it bullet proof it would totally replace an EOtech...
@@pesodude3715 I'm curious if it works in direct sunlight especially without a hood.
@@pesodude3715Except it wouldn't because the eotech is already this but better.
It's still a really cool self made holographic sight though
@@npne1253 😂 this was like 2 years ago...
If possible you should break the front and rear sights into separate units so you can have an arbitrarily long sight radius. Still won't be as practical as existing tech, but you'll be the coolest dude on the field, and we all know 90% of airsoft is looking cool.
Do that, AND make it turn on when you shoulder it like the guns in Destiny!
@@NobleGas_54 pressure plate in the stock makes that easy.
@@sonzu-officialmusicchannel640 have a switch based off the safety. From safe to semi/burst/auto ect. It turns on.
Plus you can’t get your sights shot out
@@d33p345 They can be shot out though, this works the same way as those hologram clock. Meaning you have blinking LEDs on a fast moving arm which projects the front and rear sights, just in this case it's a spinner instead of an arm waving back and forth. So you'll still need a sight protector plate if this is gonna be used on airsoft.
The shaky dots for me give the sights a kind of a old style futuristic, like future '80 kinda look. Looks really good for a prototype though
That might just be a camera illusion
Youre right.
Imagine this in orange
at first I thought that this is just CGI, then I notice the spinning parts. cool concept, using the same principle as those led fan screen.
It must be really loud then right?
@@capofantasma97 but the rotator can be noisy
My only question is how does it fair under use... like recoil could damage a spinning part... neat idea for a prop tho
spinning things isn't hard to do with cgi
@@capofantasma97 read the comment then read my reply
A REAL holographic sight! These would be quite useful in airsoft as there is no danger of your lenses breaking. And obviously they're just plain cool :D .
But this rotating part will be much easier to break than a lens.
If you break the lens on a Holo sight it will still work as long as it is a real holo sight and not a fake red dot.
Nope.
Holographid sights are useful, this thing is functionally no better than crosshairs.
As holographic sights (this thing isnt one) keep the "crosshairs" on target thus the shooter doesnt have to perfectly look down the sight to get a target picture.
@@lowskillcamper there's always someone with logic and reasoning to ruin all the fun.
@@theplayer178 how dare he use logic and reasoning. its almost like logic and reasoning are they fundamental parts to making something cool. i dont see you making stuff like this so....
I've seen those spinny signs that use a similar principle to this for years, and I never thought of anybody using it in a way like this... truly genius
That is of course if I'm not mistaken in how this works. Because it looks like it works like those "LED hologram fans" that you can find on RUclips, except it's been changed to stick up from a horizontal plane (hard to put what I'm thinking of into words sorry)
Also look up flex LED it's a principle similar to this but it uses magnets and a flexible LED strip to make a hologram like effect. It's much more low profile so you could make the sight smaller. Although an unfortunate drawback is it can be somewhat noisy (though it really depends on how you do it).
PS. It's actually a very simple way to make a hologram effect while being very compact
Thank you for your comment.
I'm so glad you gave me so many messages.
I'm just borrowing the wisdom of my predecessors, so there's nothing amazing about me.
I didn't know about the "flex LED" to display the hologram. I'm going to check it out and learn more about it.
The weak point of the current POV method using a solid arm is that it can only draw a predetermined trajectory. If it were possible to change the hardness of the arm to any desired level using a soft material, it might be possible to create a more mysterious appearance.
I am very happy to have this kind of stimulating input for comments. I will do my best to link them to my work.
Thank you!
that system is way too fragile to withstand recoil , so it will stay on AEGs
@@ivanmonahhov2314 To be fair, it is in the prototype phase
As an engineer and an avid firearm target shooter - this is why I became an engineer, dude; you took some simple things and made it something that was considered impossible for current tech. Bravo.
@@darkracer1252 the guy built something cool. Just because cars have been around forever doesn't mean when they come out with a new one it's not cool.
@@darkracer1252 I never said this is new - reading comprehension will take you far. And why are you catching so much feelings over this? Did the OP hurt you with his video?
Never ever worry about someone accidently shoots Ur sights Glas
This is the sight of tomorow
Pls sell these
Thats just so awseome
Thank you for your comments here too!
The warm comments motivate me to make more videos and works.
Thank you very much.
I'll keep working hard to upload as much good stuff as I can!
@@Kousaku_Japan Thank U for ur answer
Im very happy to hear but dont overwork urself
But it's not the sight of the future. Modern red dot and reflex sights work on a single focal plane with little to zero parallax. This site, while very cool looking, works on a dual focal plane which is basically the same as iron sights with added room to look below the point of impact.
In short, it's very cool, but slower and less flexible than existing red dot / reflex sights.
@@joem7927 its only a matter of time when one like this works without parallax
@@Kriegter Considering its entire concept is an aiming system of lining up a front and rear aiming point...that seems like an idiotic statement. it IS a parallax based aiming system...you can't make it work without parallax without making it into a different aiming system.
Kousaku: Shows off high-tech weapons apparatus
Also kousaku: rests it on a minecraft pillow
Hardly high tech. It's garbage.
Look, its a good start.
@@BB-mo9sf someone could hide a AC-130 gunship in your fat rolls
@@damacaroniboy9720 6’ 175. Lol sooo fat lol
@@BB-mo9sf says the basement dweller, I guess the idiom "it takes one to know one" was wrong if this guy can't grasp what a joke is
The reason I’d want your scope because The game TITANFALL iron sights are holographic looking sights or in other words what u made I love it I really would want it
I see you are also one of culture
Add them to Titanfall Airsoft guns we may be able to have Grunt on Grunt battles with parkour experts being pilots.
@@BoyBacon5051 exactly imagine u going to speed cqb match dressed in titanfall suit Prefect to get attention too it too
If only there were working titanfall airsoft guns...
@@Pinupopinion There are.
You should really get someone to invest in this, I think all of us Airsofters are tired of our sights getting shattered
Right, have this get jammed instead right?
Hard printed scopes ftw.
tmw your optics for airsoft end up being more expensive than optics issued by the DOD
It's a ledfan so super prone to breakage if it hits *anything*
@@darkracer1252 p sure the main appeal here was cosplay. especially since even cheap plastic sights are better eyepro than no plastic at all. not like you'd need to worry about it, but that's besides the point.
*This would be good for a Mass Effect or Valorant cosplay, not much else m8.*
You should make that but longer, the three dots on the sight should be far behind the gun and the red dot should be in front on the gun that way it’ll be more accurate and work like a hybrid ironsight-reddot
Thank you for your comment!
I am working on the next generation version in that format.
Since this model was a prototype, we really wanted to keep the drive shaft to one.
It worked out rather well, so I'll try to increase the number next time.
Thank you!
Yeah, the longer the sight radius the better the accuracy. I assuming it wouldn't be too difficult, just need two spinners instead of one, placed far apart and synchronized.
Considering that the dots seem to be LEDs on transparent blades of what is effectively a horizontally spinning fan, I would hazard a cautious guess that the dots need to be above/inside the base of the sight to function. Maybe as David Lyon suggested, it could be split into separate front and rear sights, so that they could be mounted as far apart as possible along the blaster?
@@Kousaku_Japan you should also make one that is just 1 red dot in the center, and try to find a way to reduce the size of the optic. I feel like you're sitting on something big. This could like, transform your financial future dude. I really feel like you could almost be like the tony stark of our time
@@Kousaku_Japan Something i thought of is that in order to get a longer sight radius without a redesign, you could just omit the front red dot and use the front sight post on the irons sights.
Don't know if you're a native English speaker or not, but the subtitles were on point!
You've already got a damned good proof of concept version right here, can't wait to see how far you can take it.
Well, considering how things like "cell phones" were just simple props on Star Trek and are now the one of the most important components of every day life, just because it's a "cool looking fun prop" doesn't mean someone like the military wouldn't pick it up for their applications to refine it. Keep going with this and you may be able to market it for big money one day.
The best part is that this is basically just optical iron sights, as you need to line up both segments to aim. Essentially, the guy made clearer, night capable iron sights.
RUclips comments are borderline retarded sometimes, this sight you see in the video is pure garbage, military sights are incredibly complex and effective at their job with R&D in the billions $
@@Danuxsy but their not nearly as cool, and that’s the real important part.
@@ronaldmcreagann6343 So it's basically a nice cosplay prop?
@@Danuxsy it's not a military sight though,
Okay at first it thought there was glass or some thin material. But when you put your finger through I was mindblown 🤯
Thank you for your comment!
I've uploaded another video showing how it works and how it was made, so please check it out.
ruclips.net/p/PLc_475PnuQ1l7fz4NPUCxlrxbxEp3ZJmG
Thank you!
I too feel a sense of romance looking at this. :D
The only advantage I could see from this style of sight over a standard holosight is that you immediately know where the gun is pointing, even if your eyes aren't behind the sight, which means it's easier to find the point of aim when raising the weapon. With a holosight if the red dot isn't visible, you don't know where the gun is pointing until you find the red dot. Of course that issue goes away with training, but some people might prefer this.
EDIT: I am not at all interested in debating what is better. If you think I said anything about that, then you need to work on your reading comprehension skills.
disclaimer: ive only dealt with red dot sights in vr
i agree. I tend to have trouble finding the red dot on pistols. pretty intuitive with rifles, though
That's a red-dot, not a holographic sight. Completely different thing. Not even remotely the same.
I don't blame you for mixing them up though. Most people will never have the money to even _hold_ a holosight. Most run around 700$, while you can get cheap red-dots for 20$.
@@daggerace9918 I airsoft and target shoot with red dot sighted pistols. normally you can find the dot easier if your pistol has backup irons, my current main and only pistol with a dot (P320/M17) and the airsoft pistol I replicated it with do not have irons, and thus it's just come down to practice. Once you are practice you can bring up the pistol with the dot where it should be though it's still far more forgiving than irons lol.
holo and red dot sights are miles better than this, they actually show the sight where the gun is pointing, so you could be looking at an angle and as long as the sight is in your view, the gun will shoot where the sight is pointed at.
@@biggachiggaligga69420 I'm not saying it's better, I'd probably still prefer those other ones, I'm just pointing out one minor advantage this type has.
on the first glance, I thought it uses steam or other particles to project the dot on. However, this approach is vulnerable to, as u said, a "reticle leakage" - dots will be visible from each side. When I watched the video for the second time, I noticed the principle. This is a great concept, but the device will most likely be noisy and fragile. Also it will die from sand and dust
Woah, this is just like Destiny or CoD IW sights on guns, I always wished thoose would be real, but never thought could be possible.
The fact that Kousaku’s sights made it into a competitive shooter, AND gained insane popularity, is quite impressive by many margins.
Very cool optics and other builds you do man.....I'm really glad your videos popped up on my RUclips recommended list, finally the algorithm bringing me something that is awesome to see.
Thank you for your comment!
I am very happy with the warm comments.
It was very motivating.
Thank you!
@@Kousaku_Japan Np man. Just have to ask you sharing the build plans or even making future plans to make them where people could buy them from you?
This is some fantastic work, especially for a prototype!
Now as a firearm owner here are some things that could help if you were designing this for practical use.
1. Air Tight- such as seamlines, battery charging ports, or accessible openings for maintenance, any openings will allow dust, debris, and water which can potentially damage the sight.
2. Robust- the sight has to hold it's zero when being fired or dropped.
3. Maintenance- should be easy and practical no need for special tools to access important components, a simple pocket knife or bullet tip should be plenty for special tools.
4. Battery- power output and battery life should be more than 500 hours from low light to high output light from the sight. And no special battery, should be something common and easily accessible through hardware or electronic stores.
5. Weight- the material used to make this sight should be lightweight and rugged at the same time. Should be able to take a hit while also being light on the weapon. Ounces equals pounds or grams equals kilograms stuff can get heavy when doing long walks/patrols.
6. Sight Picture- this comes down to how clearly you can see the dots and target at any point of the day. You mentioned the dots get fuzzy and no worries for that since the dots look like they are being projected. The EOTech sights are holographic and have a fuzzy ring and dot.
You really did a great job for a prototype I'm really impressed.
Reticle looks like it came straight out of Planetside 2. And having the framework of Titanfall/Apex-
Live free in the NC
An entire business model based on these type of sights would be amazing
This is so goood! Not only did you make something awesome, but it pretty much got rid of a massive defect in sights for night use. Absolutely love this!
Tritium inserts: "Am I a joke to you?"
Wait what defect did he get rid of?
@@donnyblackwood none, this is worse than holo and red dots, they actually just added defects such as the sight shaking, its a lot less accurate to line up because of the lower distance between both reticles and there is parts sticking out at the top which everyone knows will break.
er this is possible worse at night... since it's a lot of light that goes into those bright spots which in turn makes the background image darker.
@@GabrielGreedy That is true, but he could always add a brightness slider of sorts. Or maybe a Day/Night toggle?
Having to line up the front and rear dots makes it very similar to iron sights. It may actually be faster to get on target with this than a reflex sight but perhaps not as accurate. One thing that would improve accuracy is having the front and rear dots as far apart as possible. Perhaps a front and rear unit like iron sights.
Gosh, what a brilliant! I didn't expect to see this irl, but you made it! That's just so awesome!
Thank you for your comment!
I am very happy with your warm comments.
It was very motivating.Thank you!
I didnt even noticed its a ledfan, super well made, i'm super impressed
thats why it wouldn’t work on a rifle, recoil would disrupt it
Too bad its fake. Theres a jump cut at 1:05, look at his left middle finger
@@astarothhentaiguy3554 or it was hit with the spinny boi
how the hell do you only have 10k subs, youre pushing the boundaries of these toys
Bruh this is so epic. Aside from looking cool it is very practical for Airsoft as you don’t need laser accurate sights and no one can shoot out your lens!
英語版で海外にアピールしてSFGUN構想が広がっていったりしたら、とても面白いですね、製作風景やこれからの進展なども楽しみにしています！！
コメントありがとうございます！
前作を見ていただいた方には、
同じようなものを見させてしまい大変心苦しいです。
ありがとうございます！ちょっと元気出ました！
Can anyone trans5late this plz?
@@kiwi_8313 there’s a thing called google translate
@@disparu6007 copy/paste
@@kiwi_8313 from google translate:
dive_st: It would be very interesting if the English version appealed overseas and the SFGUN concept spread, and I'm looking forward to the production scenery and future developments! !!
Kousaku Japan: Thank you for your comment!
For those who saw the previous work
It's very painful to see something similar.
Thank you! I'm a little cheerful!
RUclips recommended video tab did a fine job today. I'll take 7 please
Oh great. I'm guessing he has a gundam in his garage.
You're telling me, you figured out how to basically make a one-sided, semi invisible, floating orb of light? I have no words. I'm astounded. I can't even begin to figure out how this is possible.
This is really cool. I could imagine sights like this being used in the future, after some improvements to perfect the technology.
Spinning array of LEDs or other light source, timed with controller, using a motor with positional feedback or magnetic sensors to determine position.
Neat.
Thank you for your comment!
It's amazing how you can tell at a glance.
I hope you'll take a look at the detailed instructions in another video.
ruclips.net/p/PLc_475PnuQ1l7fz4NPUCxlrxbxEp3ZJmG
Thank you!
yo you should sell these this is amazing and im surprised that its even possible in 2021 but damn keep it up man its great
This is an interesting concept. Like you said, this is not a red dot sight but a "digital iron sight". Only issue I see is you have an extremely short sighting radius. If possible you could move the front sight out closer to the end of the barrel, and make the rear sight a nice circle "peep sight" that would be brilliant 👏
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Pero hombre Yio, que andas haciendo por aqui?
Es facil es un ventilador con led programados para que se enciendan en sierta posición ademas en momentos del video se escucha como golpea el aspa con su dedo
Usually peoples first prototype doesn't work this well. This is awesome
This aa really clever way to achieve that effect in real life, awesome job!
advantages this would have over standard red dot with lens would be there is no lens to get fogged, dirty or broken. I'm not exactly sure how your device functions, but I would assume one disadvantage would be the upper "prong" portions being prone to breaking or slight bending causing a Point Of Impact (POI) shift. This is very cool in any case. Great work!
Nice to know these are in phantom forces.
Oscar needs one of these
If there is a Destiny 2 Player here, this Scope looks like the ones on the Crypt Raid Scout and Sniper, doesnt it?
only worry i see would be wet weather and objects falling into the "secret" but still amazing job! keep it up, we look forward to more awesome things from you.
a production version could be toughened up and made resistant to water and dust, op is working on an improved model
@@quentintin1 It works basically on the same principle as those spinner hologram toys. Meaning you have blinking LEDs mounted on a spinner that's constantly spinning at high speed to project two images (front and rear sights). It being a constantly moving part, I don't know exactly how it can be protected from the element, maybe just adding a roof?
@@DejectedCat the motor could be recessed more inside the casing, with a watertight fit over the front bearing protected by the rotor, the signal to the LEDs is probably going through a slip ring that is easily made hidden under the rotor even tho those are already pretty good against elements
I know the year just started but this is genuinely some of the coolest shit I've seen
Cant wait to buy one
Now it just needs to be mounted in a guns construction instead of iron sights. Neat.
You don't need the rear 3 dots, just the front red dot is all that's needed. Sighting thru rear actually slows shooting down. Single "floating" red dot would be an improvement from modern red dot optics and would attract interest from potential customers.
How effective is it in sunlight & in smoke?
You do realize this is how the prototypes of these kinds of things begin right? If we get these types of sights in the future, we'll have you to thank as one of the pioneers.
Thank you for your comment!
I have learned many things after making this product. It looks interesting, but there were so many technical hurdles to overcome in terms of practical use. With my technology, I am unable to overcome these hurdles at this point. I hope that one day, I or someone else will be able to solve the problems and make it happen.
Your comment makes me very happy. I'll try to do more things.
I would low key use something like this in my airsoft
Thank you for your comment!
You've read the notes. Thank you very much. I'll have to be careful too.
bro this is the most ambitous and cool project of airsoft sight I've seen! congrats.
Cheat Code in Phantom Forces.
Took me a moment, but I think I see how it works. Seems like a pretty simple yet clever solution.
Next up: "It's not CG. I made a gun that looks like it came from the game world. Technical discussion."
Pulls out an actial Star Wars blaster.
Too bad any laser weaponry isnt practical due to light drifraction lmao
I think I figured it out! There's a spinny thing in the center like one of those toys that displays a pattern out of lights.
I think it spins then a light projects onto the spinner thing
any minor EMP will disable it..
Kaizen!
If you want it to be used in airsoft cover the USB port or put it at the rear to protect it to be shoot at. Very innovative for airsoft (and other use), maybe beefier stuts so they cann't break if it hit the deck.
Iv´e never seen a more scared video 🤣
*"THIS IS NOT FOR REAL GUNS, THIS IS FOR MOVIE PROPS, DO NOT BAN ME"*
I like your way of thinking. It's a genius idea actually. This will not work for firearm usage but for movies - hell yes!
Warzone players would love this as a reticle
Including me
phantom forces but irl:
The most overpowered sight that can remove your gun recoils!
バズれ
海外のTitanfall好きに見つかれ
This was really cool! Can't wait to put this on my AR-15 in 5 years.
You will have an AR-15 in five years Joe Biden will take them
海外のコスプレイヤーが見つけたら一気にバズりそう
Who tf cares if it's applicable to actual firearms? This is just insanely cool!
なぜ不適切なのか疑問過ぎる････うp主さんの努力と技術の賜物というのに･････
コメントありがとうございます！
銃器のパーツの製造方法というのに引っかかった可能性があります。
実銃には到底使うことは無理なのですが、
たしかに見分けはつかないですよね。
次の動画を製作方法を全てマスクするか、
これはSF映画の小道具を作ってみる技術検証動画と補足を入れるか
どちらかになると思います。後者の方が皆さんが見たいところが見えると思います。
ちょっと元気出ました。ありがとうございました。
For those who are curious, this operates using a spinning LED system like those LED USB clock fans you can get.
Me: Looking for 3d printed Guns
YT algorithm : Hey, might as well check out these fancy futuristic DIY Scopes straight from Titanfall.
Me: Now i am complete.
Wouldnt be surprised if he gets a few job offers. I see the limitations as it exists but theres alot of potential there. Nicely done!
your creation just got put into a Roblox game!
PF right?
Yep
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That is cool. I can see the potential advantage of not having to deal with broken glass flying places if something breaks the sight.
Any phantom forces players here?
Awesome. I know how POV lighting technology/method works, but to use it as a gun sight is pretty cool
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Really cool. One thing though, on real red dots there’s no parallax, so the front red dot doesn’t need to be there. The floating glass-less dots are great though. I’m sure you’re right that that is the future of red dot sights.
How does that work i mean like how is it possible ?!!!!
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Please wait a little longer as we are producing a video of the explanation. The first part of the Japanese version has been released.
It's not using any great technology, it's POV.
Please don't get your hopes up too high!
Thank you!
@Shaun Kemp Nuclear? 😂 Or is there a Hamster in his gun
I'm a marksman
And seeing this scope is very impressive. But one of the factors of
A good scope is the reliability and accuracy. I notice that it has four dots and ultimately it's just over engineered one red dot is fine.
And i noticed that the dots where twitching a little which could affect accuracy. And the spinning thing on
The middle can compromise the
Battery life of the scope.
But overall it's really awesome 👍
Phantom forces got me here
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I'm very happy. It motivates me.
You can read more about my encounter with Phantom Forces in this video.
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Very clever mechanism!
In case you all missed the point: this is a cosplayer's dream. ♥
Absolutely, can't wait to see what they can do with this.
This man just straight-up made an HCOG optic from Titanfall/Apex. Holy fuck, that's cool.
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I am more impressed that you made floating lasers
2:22 thats kinda sus
OH MY GOD
who cares if its shaky or inaccurate for now , that is so fucking awesome, just that it exists - let alone from a single clever individual fun fun wtf, thats amazing.
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using the motor for the display ~ good thinking
Tryhard sight
Very cool idea. Something you would see in a futuristic sci fi movie for sure
It's a lttle spinning wires with LED's on them, using persistance of vision like those clocks that you spin around an LED stick to see. There's no "lens" in the way, but there is a spinning wire thing in the way.
kills me how this guy has this much skills
Super great concept, but that's a step back in methodology. The point of red dot sights is so you only have 2 things to think about. Your target and your point of aim. So you only superimposed the dot on the target and squeeze. This is basically a floating iron sight with really short sight radius, which has the detriment of less accurate sight alignment due to the sight radius. So you still have to align the sights, then maintain alignment while you align the aligned sights with target, then squeeze. So far my favorite sight concept is the docter prism sight. It's small, sealed, with minimal frame width. It also maintains the single point dot
Not gonna lie, I REALLY like this concept.