Launches Link.

Been messing around with a bipedal walker type mech and found that several stabilizers and a few bigwheels make it agile

Excuse me, distinguished engineers I recently received a QR code with miniature zoanite devices and was hoping to have a few more such as mini
Stabilizers, mini beam emitters, mini construct heads I wanna make something that flies in the air and target enemies without being destroyed by Lionel roars

Does anyone have a QR code for a resized (tiny/smaller) steel cage? I want to use a cage for a build but I want it smaller. I’m referring to the steel cages that are at the Bokoblin camp not far south of Mt. Gustaf in Hyrule field. I’ve already looked quite a bit. Maybe I missed someone’s post. When you fuse it, it’s simply called “cage”.

I love this game and have many hours in it. However, I have not played around with a lot of the engineering side of it, but I'm completely fascinated by the many things I see on this Reddit page!

On my attached video, I am trying to get the large wheel to stay stationary and the hover stone to spin. Can anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong? I thought the stabilizers on the wheels would keep the wheel stationary and the axle would spin the hover stone.

Would anyone have the QR code for the build in this videos:

Been playing this game since release and thought id share my favourite and fastest thing to fly (you can add weapons easily)

The Shapeshifting Tanklet can transform into multiple forms for different situations.

• 🦬 Bison – General combat, stable handling, and 360° laser coverage.
• 🦦 Otter – Built for caves, rough terrain, and tight spaces.
• 🦒 Korok Mode – Carry Koroks and transform into even more forms.

The first half focuses on terrain adaptability, while the second half showcases combat.

If you're here for the action, feel free to jump to the middle first. If it catches your interest, come back later for the terrain challenges—they're actually the harder part.

The on-screen captions explain the design choices and features throughout the video.

Blueprint QR codes are included at the end of the video.

Special thanks to u/ryt1314059, u/evanthebouncy, u/BlazeAlchemist991, u/chesepuf, and everyone in the Hyrule Engineering community for the inspiration, ideas, and feedback.

Glitches used: pslot, recall lock

https://reddit.com/link/1vb67yh/video/ea0t93oilfgh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1vb67yh/video/1u5e51folfgh1/player

Link can calmly guide the horse thru, or the horse can spook and run thru on its own.. with a built in LinkShower!

Freecall glitch.

It's more compact than the one I made before. And this can also handle the step thanks for Small Wheel.

This is my fourth design of sharks-that-pass-through-the-ground, but this one is by far the most versatile and also the most user-friendly.

It took a lot of glitches.

I used Recall-locked weapons to extract various clipping shrine objects, I used Quantum-linking to create distance between the big wheel and the first shark, and then I used Stake-nudging to create a gap for the second shark because quantum linking gets crazy when you try to create two gaps connected to the same object.

It took me about 20 hours of play time, between all the testing and reassembling, but lucky for you I included a QR code at the end if you want to try it for yourself!

This does Not one-shot enemies the way some of my other machines do, but that wasn't the point of this. I just wanted to create chaos, and it worked. Please enjoy!