I busted 100 BEAVER MYTHS in Timberborn!
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- Опубликовано: 9 окт 2024
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will you make a "Obenseuer" video one day ?
Loved this video 😂😂
The only obvious thing missing was: putting a Windmill in an enclosed room like the plants
Yo 2:28 you still needed 3 times the water source to get the same power. UNBUSTED
09:15 there is a huge chance that, that height is the maximum that anything can go in the game
It actually is, there is nothing rendered out of map bounds. The same for the sides. That's why if you put dam or floodgate right on the edge - you won't see any water, though it is flowing.
Earlier there was a bug, that if you put them on the edge - they will not stop the flow at any level, but even now I'm not building them on the edge, because it is easier to tell what's going on when you can see if water flows through them.
The geysers hit the height limit, and go off the map. That's why they cut off at the top.
It will go to any height, it's because there's a maximum flow rate for waterfalls, so more water flowing in than the number of waterfalls means the water goes up.
Myth, Matt refuses to learn of the Stream Gauge despite many times doing experiments regarding flow or depth.
18:52 why are you apologizing. We love Paddy
16:03 Matt finally learns how to use the view layers!
New myth: Matt is never gonna use stream gauges, so he does not need to eyeball water levels
@@-SaKage Glad I am not the only one facepalming everytime he eyeballs water levels.
Imagine if the capping would make the wood explode causing a massive storm of poo or the poo would spurt out the top like a geyser 5:54
CMS is probably cubic metres per second, a measure of throughput
8:15 getting serious creeper world vibes here. Maybe you could make those pyramids with bad water sources to simulate emitters, and then use water pumps like anti-creep dispensers. The beavers could then act as the energy with paths as power lines.
The geyser has nothing to do with water pressure, but with the limitation in water flow over a single edge, which is 2.2 cms. On your first pyramid, the top was 4x4 blocks, meaning 16 edges that the water can flow off, so a total of 35.2 cms. If the source block output more than that, the water will have no where else to go but up.
This also explains why making the hole smaller had no effect, you still had a 4x4 top, with 16 small waterfalls.
17:46 you could have seen if they made more power to figure that out lol
56:14 They use "Direct Pathfinding" meaning they'll use the shortest route possible, directly to their target. Building targeta require a pathway which they'll follow the shortest one possible to the target using the pathway which is why they don't use shortcuts to get to work, eat, drink, rest etc.
A full hour of Timberborn testing the new water simulation physics and busting myths? And on a Thirsty Thursday, no less? My hydrologic simulator soul is deeply pleased
The geyser demonstration alone has already convinced me that I need to spin up a new colony and see if I can build an aesthetically pleasing geyser-- I can see what they've done to feign the water pressure release, and I need to test whether it's source-dependant only or surface-area (as in flat surface atop geyser spout) dependant as well.
Now Devs, HEAR MY PLEA: A specifically hydrophilic beaver clan with water-dependent breeding mechanics and unique underwater/water-adjacent tech. I'd happily buy a DLC clan of water-logged (get it?) beavers.
Myth. Water will drain off the map if it goes above build hight. That's why your poocano didn't geyser as high.
Matt channelling his inner Josh, though what he does is to orderly.
11:25 " aaaah balls"😂😂
Timber-Thursday! Yay.
Excited for more Update 6 gameplay
Is a beaver immortal while commuting? Old age? Disease? Can you juggle a beaver on a commute so it lives forever?
39:59 SEA WHAT HAPPENS HAHAHHAHAH SO FUNNY 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 AND THERES WATER
For the infinite power myth, it's nothing to do with friction. When you don't have pumps, there's nothing stopping the water level from reaching equilibrium where it stops flowing. The pumps lower the water at the end and raise it at the start, keeping the water level at a gradient and making it flow to try to even out.
I thought it was a special compilation But NO WAW matt is always working extra hard for us, truly unmatchable
25:30 i love how he thinks it's centimeters squared instead of cubid meters per second
After turning the poocano-map into a completely green land, here´s a challenge for next round on a large map (choose a really big map)
Goal of the challenge is to sustain a beaver colony with more, than 669 beavers and to make it to season 100 at least.
By my hardhat, you would be an architect not to accept this challenge, MATT! ^^ And give Paddy a cuddle from me :3
Anyone else think its weird that the industry-focused IronTeeth only get the Badwater Discharge, but the FolkTails get that AND the Badwater Rig?
Also, the geyser height is limited by the builf height, Matt.
the it discharge is more powerful though, since it also allows for emitting during the dry season (which is useful for continuous power).
Oh, and; the water DOES go into the ground. "Evaporation" in the game is more like leaking.
41:17 - Skye Storm proved this in his last build (Update 6 Mountain range hard mode), where he built a perpetual power machine that produced almost 450k hp using water wheels and badwater.
a minute of silence for all the beavers killed in this video 🤣
Only a minute, for all those lives!?!?
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming if we all do it it should compensate
24:00 the devs casually adding adwanced Air pressure physics
I think the first myth is related to fresh water and badwater flowing from normal sources. At one point (and I think it's still the case, but not sure) water flow increased during badtides, resulting in increased power.
Matt: Unity uses a pathfinding alogrithm; therefore. the beavers know where the target location is before the set off.
I think the paths make a huge role in making the game less taxing in pathfinding crunching
I really LOVE the editing of this video... Your editor did a great job. The cuts, the animations, the sounds... perfect! 🙂
Shallow water doesn't evaporate faster per-say, water with more surface area exposed to the air will evaporate faster, which is actually acurate to real life. It just so happens that an effect of this in game is that; Water that is deeper, as well as the same physical volume, will last longer against evaporation due to the diminished surface area exposed to the air.
For example: If you had a 2x2x2 vs a 1x1x1, the 2x2x2 water would of lost 4 cubic tiles of water in the same time the 1x1 lost 1 cubic tile, even though the 2x2x2 is deeper. It's all about surface area, and not depth. It just looks like depth is effecting it because of how it works out when you have the same physical amount of water with different amounts of surface area interfacing with the air, like in your 1x1x2 in two different orentations example. However it's really just the 1x1x2 layed flat has twice the surface area exposed to air, so it evaporates twice as fast. ;)
Was going to make the same point.
A fairer test to see if depth actually affected it would be to have holes of same surface area but different depth and see how long each takes to evaporate one "layers" worth of water.
Your comment is true, but I think the game is coded differently. If you follow SkyeStrome he explains it in his recent Timberborn season because he had a lot of problems with evaporation. Water tile evaporation is measured by the surrounding tiles. A 1x1 water tile surrounded by normal tiles, like the deep one in the video, has a 100% evaporation rate. From there, each water tile surrounding that water tile subtracts from that 100%, I don't know how much though. But that is the main reason why the 1x1 tile evaporates faster in the video than the 2x2. Skye had to really think of a solution and experimented a lot. That experiment should be done again with the same-sized holes. I think shallow water evaporates at the same rate as deep ones, except when it's really low levels.
@@kilianatra9772 To add to that, a really shallow (like 0.2 tile) water has something like 10,000% evaporation rate
@@kilianatra9772This effect did show up in this video, when the shallow water pool dried out, the deep water one had evaporated more than 1 tile, so the evaporate rate is smaller for bigger surface area, but the total water evaporated become more as well
What is your opinion on architect beavers?
They will be shamed and provide power for the engineering beavers
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming Sounds productive and renewable, you could use their tears as hydropower!
Please make a arcetects Tests greedy Cup.
I think there’s a cap on how high water can flow, hence why the water and badwater geysers had a consistent height.
57:27 it also doesn't care about obstructions. You can put them under the ground or in a tower - it will be the same
German cursing!!!! 😂 9:33
I got a myth,
You can't build underwater and make a Atlantis safe zone that is completely dry
Idea: rename the series to Timberbusters, then you get to start with RUclips’s catchiest intro 2.0
8:04 all throughout this I was thinking of Bowie and Queen…
I almost feel like these make it too easy.
Like the awesome perfect changes This is probably one of the best developed games I've ever played.
The community feedback constantly working on it and proving it This is the way early access should work for all games.
It was insane before like without having vertical power shafts and stuff like that.
But it really made you think outside the box to build some of those amazing structures.
Just getting your beavers to the job site would be a chore sometimes. 😂😂😂
Architect Cole was let out of the dam shaming wheel to say hello? It's obviously been a long time since your last polybridge video. Hopefully your bridges don't collapse with that soft (s)pine 🤣
Also, epic montage of beavercide. Cole/10 👏
I've seen the immortality on a path thing happen with bots, where they have to reach their destination and run off a path to explode to bits. Didn't know it also happens with beavers.
Love the confirmation/busted animations
Thanks, shoutout to editor Cole (he's fairly new) for creating those!
Big thank you to Editor Cole
that one vs 3 wheels thing is actually quite interesting.
Does this mean the smallest map colony is over already? We didn't even get a bridge review yet 😢
New myth for busting: Beaver can age up to 1000 days while commuting.
After that minecraft video drop, you better play it again. These demands must be met.
Can't wait to see RCE play the next season of Timberborners in Turkish! Gotta make the most of those new features. /sarcasm
with the pooworld you reminded me of "Let's game it out". He actually spend hours to torture the game to the extreme point.🤣🤣 Nice video. Love Timberborn.😍😍
-"only one way to find out!"
-spends hours to make a huge construction
-makes a huge maze spanning the entire map
If you think about it, they're not that disimilar 🤣
Next engineer your way into Green Hell
LAYER BUTTON! You can press and drag on the layer number up and down for a faster layer shifting. Also, You couldve measured with a guage. Height, flow. Youre welcome :)
CMS is cubic meters per second, not centimeters squared. It’s a speed measure, not volume.
Ahh interesting, that makes sense- I just assumed the depth of the water had an effect on the power produced- probably something I should have myth busted haha
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming Answered like an architect!!
Why is it not m3/s then? Is this an engineering thing?
@@OctyabrAprelya you’d have to ask the devs, but I’d guess it’s because hp/m3/s seems more technical and some people might get scared off of a game if it seems too complicated.
Well technically it's lightspeed*meters*seconds, they should use proper unit notation if they are so inclined to put stuff like that
Since the water source can have different water preasure settings (at least when you turn on dev mode) it can be different per map.
Next season as a myth buster; A beaver architect makes a better engineer than RCE, there is a multiplayer mod, RCE vs Skye Storme
what better way to show off the native mod support
Matt! What are your thoughts on computer engineers?
Hope civil engineers see us with a better light than electric engineers 😅
i think the geysers were hitting the map "ceiling", that's why the pooramyd didn't go higher.
Shit you not, 1min before the "you can't park there" bit, I had just texted a friend some idiot parked in the middle of the road and captioned it "can't park there"
Was at a stop light. So funny.
I love infinite power. I have created a power station with every build since I discovered it. You just need to make sure it auto fills to combat evaporation. takes a bit of room though. you could do this ever since pumps were introduced.
Bad water caps allow you to let bad water flow during droughts so you can have power all the time.
that is IT only, BTW FT get bad water cap, IT get bad water dome; the dome allows inf bad water, cap does not
its always worrying when you call it poo water considering how red the liquid is!
The Haulers and Debris myth is just nonsense... 26:18 you can clearly see that the ruble "can be gathered by builders" in the description of said ruble.
If gatherers could do it, it either said so on the description, or that phrase noting the builders wouldn't be there at all...
Timberborn!
I'd love to see Matt play Oxygen Not Included. Kind of similar game 😅
8:27 Kerbal Space Program meets Timberborn :)
Do windmills need wind? Could you save some space on a map by digging a hole for them and covering them up?
07:12 sounds like something an architect would say...
i really love this update... good job devs
60hp/cms means 60 horsepower per cubic meter per second, not per centimeter squared
i think you invented hell beaver when you tested the commuting thing ...
Awesome, I tried the update a bit earlier and it's great.
i wonder if i"I love walking" would have survived if water was available
RCE keep forgetting there's a water gauge in the game, no need to eyeball it you're an engineer not an architect!
I don't think he had enough water in it when he took the pumps away. The pumps were way close to the wheels that the gates.
"hp/cms" must be "hp / (cm/sec)", I guess... And cm/sec is just speed (of water). And some "engineers" don't know it...
Still don't think Matt's noticed the message the devs left him on the Iron Teeth badwater dome.
I didn’t see it either…
@@qirex3093 can see it at 4:50
@@peetjvv It's not for him. It says "Only real civil engineers are allowed nearby". /s
I believe the proper term for a poo geyser is a "gusher"
I think the Greedy Cup would of worked as intended if you used a Sluice facing inward in the middle
I think it wouldn't work because atmospheric pressure isn't coded in the game, only gravity.
@@OctyabrAprelya That's fair, be funny if it did work tho
12:54 that is the high limit btw
Try making a water siphon
That reminds me. I have to switch back from experimental instance to production instance.
I have always interpreted 'CMS' m³/s (meter squared per second). But I might be wrong.
Welcome back to timberborners ...
Make a geyser WITH a water wheel, infinite power.
YAY! TIMBERBORN!🦫
Try making the Devious cup
watch the entire video first haha
@@RealCivilEngineerGamingI just finished watching great video 👍
Send that log pumper on Mr bones wild ride
5:10 Redirecting is still alot cheaper
Geysers were hitting map height limit.
perhaps the poocano hit the map height limit?
oooo, Thai support. I got a game I can play with my girl now :) Very nice.
I feel like there's just a max limit to how tall stuff can get so the geysers or scheissers are limited in height
RCE doesn't know water gauges
dude i love your videos keep them up also you should play manorlords
Did you find the clint? I heard stories about that magical thing.
We have had these features for a while
so, if you use watertight tiles as the floor, and ceiling, and levee the sides, would the water still evaporate?
im pretty shure that geisers can't go higher than the max build height. ie big volcano smol water spout
Guess this means tiny map season is done.... Now I'm upset
Would the perpetual water evaporate though after a certain amount of time? Or does it not evaporate since it’s moving?