I Built an Electromagnet Rail Gun with INSANE Accuracy! 

Trains!

On your railgun 2 you can make it welded to the ground with a hinge

try making it auto

I don't think there is something that you don't already built in COMING SOON MECHANIC

Magnetic powered motor could work

Or good old castle battle, but now across the map :P

@@Baer1990 Ooh... That's a great idea... Because these are magnet-turrets, the castles could be cyberpunk or solarpunk themed.

@@Baer1990 but it shouldnt just be disable the opponents weapon, cause otherwise i feel like itd be over quickly with stationary targets. should have like 5 flags or something you hide within your castle build which must be destroyed, then once they are gone it removes some barrier that makes taking out the central tower with the gun on it possible.

Yea, turn some on and off. Pull until it gets to the magnet, then push

The projectiles are already going fast enough to clip through solid objects at range, more speed isn't really going to do you much good..

​@@stevepittman3770unless you use heavier and more powerful rounds.

@@stevepittman3770 Means you could afford to use less magnets, which means less lag and a smaller gun

@@stevepittman3770 You are clearly not a real gamer because for us there is no such thing as "fast enough".

Yeah! and uses hall sensors to detect the projectile

But it uses attraction intead of repultion

@@jamesgamer6822 yeah

​@@jamesgamer6822but it's a very similar principle, and can still yeet stuff fast

humans didnt make the first magnet. greeks found them 2000 years before they were made.

@@Crazyclay78YT did I mention anything about the first magnets? Because if memory serves me well I never mentioned anything about the first magnets. With that said although it is a real cool fact about the Greeks that you got there (no sarcasm at all. No sir not here) it doesn’t really have no standing ground. Now I do have but one question for you and I would genuinely appreciate it if you answered truthfully no matter how ridiculous or stupid the answer is. What part of my original comment made you feel as if it was necessary to teach us about magnet lore that had nothing to do with my original comment? Because the only way I can think of you coming to that conclusion is that you assumed I was saying that humans made the first magnets when all I really said was that we do make them. Seeing as you’re not capable of understanding my original comment despite its incredible simplicity allow me to break it down for you to more easily comprehend. “I love how humans make magnets” refers to the fact that we have been making them for some time. Never specified the amount of time and no mention of the invention of magnets is located in the phrase. “And some of the first things we think of are ‘how deadly can I make this?’” Refers to how some of the first thoughts humans had after starting the manufacturing process is how could we weaponize such a versatile piece of equipment. “And then kan is over here making a canon that will glass anything.” Refers to the fact that kan enjoyed spending his time in creating a canon (a device used to propel a projectile at dangerous speeds often resulting in damage, injury and death) that is so powerful that it will destroy just about anything. If you do still have further questions then I will be more then happy to provide answers but only after you answer my previous question. In case the memory of that question has slipped you and you’re too lazy to go back and read for five seconds the question was “What part of my original comment made you feel as if it was necessary to teach us about magnet lore that had nothing to do with my original comment?”

@@michaelb.3006 nice chat gpt answer

@@Crazyclay78YT excuse me? What do you mean “nice chat gpt answer”? Also you still haven’t answered my previous question which is very disappointing.

​@Crazyclay78YT I too am curious what the answer is? Because so far you're dodging the question like a mentally ill lab hound for make up testing.

Someone made one that adjusts velocity such that in one frame it travels the entire distance from gun to target. The gun can be sealed completely inside the hull and the projectile just teleports to its destination, ignoring anything in the way.

I've seen that one. It's honestly amazing

@@Andreas-zm9tg Yoooo!!! Have you seen both workshop uploads? The Elegance Nuclear Railgun Platform and the AVATAR Nuclear Superbattleship?

He said he made it manual because sometimes it would get jammed up 22:20

the black part would not be a magazine as it is not intended for storing rounds, it is just the feed mechanism to load a shell into the chamber. He is indeed using a clip though.

@@jamesTBurkeno ammunition goes Into a magazine

@@nextrobo7964 detachable magazines arent the only type of magazines, bolt action rifles from ww1 and ww2 had an internal magazine that would use clips to insert ammo into the magazine and be chambered, you can still use a clip to load a m4 magazine just like the ww1 and ww2 rifles, they just need to be removed after the ammo has been inserted into the mag

@@jamesTBurke The stripper clips don't go inside the magazine though. They interface via a guide clipped onto the outside of the box mag to feed rounds into the magazine. Honestly the system Kan used is closer to the predessor of the ammo belt, the feed strip, though those typically don't disentegrate.

I was about to say something similar XD

It's unfortunate that they get confused, because they are quite different in the way they operate and how fast the can launch something, because railguns use the lorentze force to move a projectile and the projectile must be moving before it comes in contact with the rails, and the projectile experiences friction against the barrel/rails, and in a coilgun it uses electromagnetic coils to pull a projectile, the projectile never comes in contact with the barrel, and does not need to start moving before being propelled.

Magazines also use springs.

should also put a camera block on the end of the barrel with a laser sight for easier aiming