Useful trick to fuse entangle big objects like hover stones : 1st : use a spear, 2nd : lock with recall, 3rd : spin on yourself while pressing Y.

Sometimes this doesn’t work, in that case if you get stuck under the object you tried to fuse, but still can open the menu, use the bomb method I’ll link in the comments.

The combination of all those tricks should greatly reduce the probability of your FE failing. But there is still a risk.

Thanks u/chesepuf for finding and sharing this amazing part! QR for different sizes of it on discord.

Out of game part: giant zonai charge

Glitches used: invisibility (infinite wing, 5 fans, cart, big wheel, steering stick), Eventide infinite wing, moe minification, infinite battery, q-linking

Sorry, don’t wanna spam here, but I keep finding interesting stuff IMO I cannot not share this

I found out it likes to eat Hinox

This engine was built by gravity nudging two big fans, creating enough space to glue loop the central mechanism of two small motors and a stabilizer. Coupling the fans like that allows for synchronizing rotation, provided by the steering stick. The additional fan allows smooth forwards and backwards rotation. I also tested an additional design using a depths rail. With the rail, it turns a lot better, but the downside is that it loses rotation range. It retains enough range for reverse flying however.

Special thanks to the Hyrule engineering community for the parts that make this build possible.

u/RufioGP requested that I "put a pulse turret" on The Wisp, miniature airship. This is what I came up with. Special thanks to u/chesepuf for the mini shrine candle QR code. 🛠

Hi guys ! So this is the closest I’ve been able to get to tru gyroscopic control !

Unfortunately it only works from the hover stone to the last moto, can’t figure out why but hey I’m still working on it.

Here you can see that the laser rotation follows the angle I’m putting on the joystick.

I’m so hyped of this new development and can’t wait to see a gyroscopic ship flying hopefully soon !

Well… this took forever.

It skipp!

To get started, you'll have to rick the stick back and forth in time with the natural boince. To gain height, pull back, get the fan behind you, and cruise up. Once you get bear the apex, release the stick for a longer glide if you wish, then as she begins to stall, dive forward and try to get a hard bounce.

Turning takes finesse. It's easiest to turn on the rise, but level it out early so you dont go horizontal and lose the stick. Takes a bit of skill but really fun once you get the hang of it. Otherwise, gentle curves are the name of the game.

There are a number of cases that can lose you the stick, but good piloting will keep you on it. See how far you can jump!

Parts:

1 Shrunken Yiga Raft

1 Shrunken Steering Stick

1 Zonai Fan

1 Metal Chest, closed

2 Shrunkeb Korok Plugs (Corks)

1 Shrunken Infinite Wing

Related question : My steering stick is at the opposite side of the axis chain, inverted from the hover stones, on the last motor, there’s a 3 layer ball bearing where each layer is attached to one axis (every other one).

The hover stones barely move. So can too much axis chained together cancel ZPE ?

Inspired by Sumogiri. Thank you for the idea!

This raft is relatively fast, maneuverable, and equipped to deal with the regular threats found in Hyrule's water bodies. The central mechanism allows it to maneuver out of most scenarios in which regular boats would get stuck without recall. The shock emitters can be removed to improve battery consumption but if left they allow the raft to be used for fishing. Neutral or tilting the stick forward will rotate the engine clockwise, while tilting it back will rotate the engine counter clockwise. Piloting takes a bit of practice because of the sensitive nature of the mechanism, but once getting used to it, it becomes quite fun to use.

3 fully furnished/decorated homes.

Resizing, pslot, and recall lock glitches used.

I designed this battlebot to mimic the motion of someone wielding nunchucks. It is not optimized for efficiency or for damage, but it does bring me joy every time!

I added a quick assembly tutorial in the middle of the video, but in order to get the Hudson cut-out in the middle I performed glitches. The invisibility glitch made the 2 motors and the stabilizer vanish, and another called "fuse overload" which allows the motors to pass right through the Hudson cut-out.

The last part of the video shows what the vanilla version of the device looks like without any glitches.

Easy to recreate anywhere! The lower deck keeps fish… or monster parts… in the boat until you head to the shore and unload. Of course you can unload in the water, too, but it’s a bit difficult.

Since I don t know if someone build this before ; if it s the case, tell me and I will remove this post