Making a Realistic Revolver in Besiege

By popular demand, I have finally done it

[ReidCaptain]

Thinking of trying out The Enjenir next, thoughts? Only issue is that the sandbox isn't included in the playtest/demo, so it might be a little different than usual

[Vekkizunt]

Hear me out: a grenade, or if that’s to easy a grenade launcher

[jeffthebovine]

Fun fact: Early revolvers also suffered from the problem of ‘cooking off’ every round at once. You were more accurate than you thought

[crimzonplays]

A real revolver uses a simple lever connected to the trigger that rotates the cylinder. A small nub on the back of the trigger applies rotational force to a nub on the hammer, and once the hammer is a certain distance back, the Trigger nub slips, sending the hammer forward on a loaded chamber. I think with some reinforcement on the lever and the nubs, it would work much better than this. Another thing is, you can add a spring notch system on the cylinder that locks it into place and disengages via a slope when it starts rotating again.

[NeroDefogger]

a revolver with a 30% chance of destroying itself with every use, I love it

[jasonmonks]

No idea if this is even possible, but I would love to see a walker/strandebeast machine in Besiege

[yungchop]

SIX BULLETS. MORE THAN ENOUGH TO KILL ANYTHING THAT MOVES.

[considerthehumbleworm]

The winged bullets are hilarious to me. If you can’t rifle the barrel, just rifle the bullets haha

[defenserock]

I love how you worked out "Rifling" without a barrel, there are groves carved out in the barrel in a spiral fashion to make the bullet spin mid-air, similar to the propellers function of making it spin.

[drake]

that mechanism you used to rotate the cylinder is realy neat I think I remember seeing something kinda similar inside a nerf gun.

[CommentPositionInformer]

I don't know if it would be too much work, but here is an idea:

Every build could have two versions: One with Unbreakable off, and one with it on.

Basically, you could make a build, same as you do now.

And then, you could do a version with unbreakable of the same build. This version wouldn't need to worry about things such as catching fire, broken panelling, etc. And would be a good way to see how far you can push the concept without worrying about the limitations of the available materials.

But, it's just an idea. Awesome video as always 👍🏻

[Mayflower-Yev]

A cool revolver that also simulates chain-fire, that’s pretty cool.

[thepoglin]

truly an incredible design of an old timey revolver, its bulky as hell and might blow your hand off. just like the real thing

[Vekkizunt]

You know it’s a good day when Reid captain uploads

[perfectvermin]

I would love to see a comically large door with a working lock and a key to go with it please!

[blazethekat]

The spinning bullet thing is why guns have rifling etching in the barrel an actual bullet wouldn't be accurate without its spinning momentum.

[viktorjuelshj]

This thing works alot like a black powder revolver. It works fine most of the time, but if unlucky the entire thing blows up in your hands.

[nuclearcatpotatoe]

I dropped my phone down the side of my couch when he was trying to find a way to rotate the cyliner, and then as i pick it up, i see he has basically reinvented the Webley Fosbery revolver

[TheMechaEgg]

all the bullets firing at once is an actual trait that revolvers have obviously its not intentional but its why you don't see people put the hands on the barrel of a revolver, because you risk losing your hand.

[olivercromwell]

Firearms are awesome. Only thing is that you need to care about powder staying dry when crossing a river.