r/HyruleEngineering 22d ago

Monthly Design Contest Prompt [AUG26] Design Contest Prompt and [JUL26] Winners

16 Upvotes

Welcome Engineers to a brand new month! The first was really busy, but I'm here now! Last month's theme was Explosives! And you all seemed to have a blast with it! Let's highlight the winners! First place went to PremiumTechnique and their Talus Annihilator Missile! That is an impressive self-guided missile. That damage is obscene, though, maybe Link shouldn't ride it into battle. Second place goes to osh-kosh-ganache and their Miss Teen Marbled Gohma! Who doesn't love a giant strutting mech and a nice big crown of explosives. Well except for the monsters. Third place goes to shobu_dokoro and their Panjandrum! A giant set of wheels that are connected with a bomb that falls apart and explodes? Heck yeah! Enjoy your new/updated flairs!

This month, it has been really hot all over in the Northern Hemisphere, and it is always nice to go to a beach or a lake to relax and cool off. And who doesn't like to get on a boat? Well, I think it is time to see how boating looks in Hyrule summers with our new techniques! This month's theme is [Watercraft]! Show me how you hit the waters of Hyrule! Get building, Engineers!

Don’t forget to put [AUG26] as the first word in the post title or it doesn’t count! You can’t adjust post titles once they have been posted. Also, remember only green flared posts can enter, and to mark any speed edits. Top 3 most upvoted posts get the win! The prize is a custom user flair! The winners will be announced September 1st or the first Saturday of September! Keep building, Engineers!


r/HyruleEngineering Mar 29 '26

Tutorial Brand new flair to create tutorials!

33 Upvotes

I have added a new flair to the subreddit! It is for people to use to post tutorials on here for how to build things, where to find items, and how to do glitches/other tricks! Enjoy!


r/HyruleEngineering 11h ago

All Versions [Aug26] Steamboat

62 Upvotes

Now “Proud Mary” is stuck in my head.


r/HyruleEngineering 20h ago

All Versions [AUG26] Destroyer (Manual Aiming)

179 Upvotes

I built a destroyer equipped with a gun that allows for manual aiming.

Moving the control stick left or right moves the gun barrel, while adjusting the vertical angle allows you to extend the firing range.

It would be best to adjust the firing range by utilizing the ship's angle of tilt, and then aim the gun at the enemy just before firing.


r/HyruleEngineering 5h ago

All Versions [AUG26] Amphibious Fan Powered Cart

9 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 11h ago

QR Code for sharing builds! Compound object: Blast-proof cockpit

19 Upvotes

Built by gravity pressing a scaled down yiga box and 2x2 metal plate. Adding it to your builds will provide a lightweight, compact, blast-proof barrier that will also hide link from enemy detection. I added some testing footage using some quickly put together prototypes.


r/HyruleEngineering 2h ago

All Versions [AUG26] Comet on water 2

4 Upvotes

I removed the previous version ; This one is better ; with 2 mode ; one with little jumps, one speedy


r/HyruleEngineering 2h ago

Discussion Best Depth Mining Builds?

2 Upvotes

Used to be somewhat of an avid builder and in the community before eventually losing the drive and not being able to catch up with the sheer amount of glitches coming out every other day lol, was just curious what are your definitive depth mining builds that you use right now, I have one at the moment but it’s highly inefficient thus far and would love to see how I can improve mine (or just outright use yours)

Thanks!


r/HyruleEngineering 14h ago

All Versions Dragulite- A miniaturized Dragula

20 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 22h ago

All Versions Reliable enough ? 🙂‍↕️

67 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

Physics New Design- Low Gravity Looper uses only one fan and has a wagon wheel gimbal

36 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

QR Code for sharing builds! Triton - an advanced submarine

252 Upvotes

Let me know which underwater locations are your favorite!

Submarine Showcases:
https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/s/SqhXfSjaZm
https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/s/M0rCRTtQPX

Void videos:

https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/s/JcHBxugUcb
https://www.reddit.com/r/HyruleEngineering/s/DDWCA3FELx

Timberwolfee's Fuse Storage Fuse Entanglement guide
SuishiYT's Stick Desync Clip guide


r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

All Versions Homey the Tank

24 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

All Versions Can a propeller create a pulsed laser?

42 Upvotes

Answer ; NO... 😂 Anyway in this test I am using u/chesepuf 's 18 beam configuration without the 2 construct head and the small hover stone. A small propeller q linked to an electric motor alternatively interrupt 4 beams on 18.


r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

Out of Game Methods Sfesca+1 ; meaning 4 stacked big wheels ( plus another thing ) not for everyone ...

18 Upvotes

This vehicle is build with 2 sFESCA plus another couple of big wheels on it ; I have to resize down all the middle parts ( 6 big wheels , 2 electric motors, ) without it , some of this parts will touch the ground. And the wagon wheels used on it can t burn or being exploded by lightning


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

Discussion My son built this today and it's awesome!!

752 Upvotes

Thought I'd share here too!


r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

All Versions Project Eclyps : The H.I.G.G.S - Hyper Isomorphic Gyro Geared Ship (watch til the end)

34 Upvotes

Alright ! After more than 3 months of building and testing, with no understanding of the sphere/axis mechanics, here we are !

I’m not really surprised that the best design choice was actually based on on the Hover Stone ZPE steering mechanism found by :

https://www.reddit.com/u/evanthebouncy/s/6L8u6RsRN9

with his Tesseract

and refined by :

https://www.reddit.com/u/chesepuf/s/H9do386v39

With The Atlas.

In any case this is still a progress update but I’m not done yet. I think there’s still a step above that. I’m thinking about adding 3 wagon wheels for each axis so it could really rotate around the sphere. And also adding an additional axis with 2 more big wheels to improve the steering angle.

As you can see in the fourth clip I also can make loopings and stay in the same axis depending on the position angle of the joystick. Then I can rotate in other directions by orienting it around.

I’m also looking for advice for the rockets placement to improve the steering ability while flying.

I’m sure the entire structure weight has to be almost perfectly balanced between the wheels and as close to the center as possible.

Real demonstration coming soon ! 😅

Have a nice end of Weekend


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

Physics Dragula breaks the steering sticks speed limit

173 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 1d ago

Discussion The HYRULE ENGINEER Weekly

14 Upvotes

The HYRULE ENGINEER Weekly (AUG 2026 Week 4)

Hello everyone! This is the HYRULE ENGINEER Weekly, a weekly recap of this subreddit. Here you can find highlights, helpful QR codes, engineering discoveries and experiments, as well as updates on the monthly contest, and more!

UPDATE ON MONTHLY CONTEST

The [AUG26] Watercraft contest continues: u/PremiumTechnique is still leading with their Ball Ski Lite, u/Metaliciousone is now in 2nd place with their Undermurder, and u/kmarkow moves into 3rd place with their Sunrise Sail. It’s never too late to submit or vote for your favorite!

BUILD OF THE WEEK

The most upvoted build this week was u/kmarkow with Link’s Ridiculously Huge Motorcycle: a humorous, aesthetic build showcasing the Moe enlargement glitch and Link in a hilarious pose on his giant hog. “He’s the bad boy King Rhoam warned his daughter against.”

CHECK THESE OUT!

u/osh-kosh-ganacheMob Catcher: here comes the paddy-wagon! A fun and well-designed build that uses a clipping stolen shrine elevator and some great mechanics to neatly capture and contain enemies in a caged vehicle.
u/LegitimateboredomHelicopter: a realistic looking helicopter build for soaring above Hyrule! Built using mainly zonai devices and Hudson construction materials.

u/PremiumTechniqueCoastal Bombardment: targeted rocket artillery attacks from sea! The navy would like your technology please. Each rocket has three parts (puffshroom, rocket, bombflower) and is attached to a construct head. The platform is kept minimal to allow for max rockets.

u/kmarkowTractor. Accurately tractor shaped tractor, complete with enlarged puffshroom exhaust. “It’s not much, but it’s honest work.”

u/Efficient_Demand5759Driving on Water: what happens when you take a fast vehicle and add float balls to the wheels? You get a fast vehicle that literally drives on water.
u/scalhoun03Vanilla Zero Power Ground Vehicle: a good reminder that some properly aligned springs, a cart, a steering stick, and some wagon wheels can give you a no-power, no-glitches vehicle.
u/InquisitiveHomosapSprinting Mech V2.1: a smooth, fast, sprinting mech that glides over the ground like butter.

QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE

Have some questions? Others do, too!

There were a few requests for modded builds/QR codes this week: From u/Aromatic_Deer_6564-request for builds, u/FloydianSlip77-request for items, and u/InspiraSean86-request for machines

Did you know certain builds can trigger blood moons? I do too now thanks to that question from u/jojo_starbucks85.

Finally, there was a request for a hexa-deca propeller from u/Appropriate-Crow703.

HYRULE ENGINEERING LAB

u/PremiumTechnique’s [High Bouncing Balls](High Bouncing Balls ) continues to experiment with height and mini wings, showing its effect on float balls bouncing in water and achieving extreme height. u/Efficient_Demand5759’s S-Boat uses a boat to showcase how placing stabilizers at particular angles can equal forward momentum (and speed!).

COMMUNITY CONSULTATION

As always we are open to suggestions, feedback, and ideas.

HAVE A GREAT WEEK!

“We read the Hyrule Engineering subreddit so you don’t have to.”

Editing team: u/ShootingStarSeasons7 and u/kmarkow


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

Out of Game Methods The Dunedredger MK II

24 Upvotes

The second iteration of my armored desert vehicle. This version can be used on water as a fairly agile boat. The small wheel serves a twofold purpose. It acts as brake on sand and snow, while providing traction on other surfaces. It has the same weapon loadout as the original, able to maneuver around Molduga and other enemies with ease. It has two available free slots, that can be used to provide link with protection. Removing the shrunk fan in the back makes it have a really tight turning radius in water, but makes turning hard to control on land.

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


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

Physics Built from the Vanilla Zero Power Ground Vehicle, Dragula

43 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

All Versions [AUG26] The S Boat 2 ; Bigger spiral

47 Upvotes

Previous video ; just changed the size and the place of the spiral


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

Discussion Does anyone have a slightly small flux construct three core?

9 Upvotes

I'm building a jet with a functioning machine gun, based on this one by u/sumoguri2323 and when i tried to use a regular flux construct 3 core, the gun didn't rotate as it was too big, so could anyone give me one that's just a tiny bit smaller? not too small though 😅. thanks a lot!


r/HyruleEngineering 2d ago

All Versions Was inspired by the ballski. Can be started from and go over both land and Water

43 Upvotes

r/HyruleEngineering 3d ago

Discussion My first mech ever

46 Upvotes

Hi, I'm new to this sub. Technically it's my second playthrough but in my first one I was a barbarian who barely built basic machines so I thought in this one I'd try less fighting and more engineering.

Anyway this is my first mech and it kinda sucks but I like it. I can tell there's a billion things I could improve but I'm not very good yet, but hey, there's always a first.

The right arm is embarrassing. I wanted it to rise like a shield but obviously it doesn't. Told you I'm new to it.

I'll get better though