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As a software engineer and game developer, I can explain the giant textures you see, including 6:15. These textures are basically rectangles (really, triangulated sheets) that shouldn't stretch in more than one direction. This is typically maintained by the soft body solver in the physics engine; forces in one axis (stretching) apply an inverse force to the other axes (squishing). This is like pulling taffy; it gets longer in one axis and shrinks in the other two. However, if you somehow manage to apply a large enough force to only some of those corners while leaving other corners stationary, it ends up stretching the piece to hilarious results. This differs from older versions of Kerbal Space Program where occasionally the Kraken would send one vertex off to infinity. This happens when there's a calculation error (divide by zero, usually) on that vertex, which sends it off to infinity.
So in essence your saying the GPU is telling the Physic’s engine in BeamNG “hey man, this is the best I can do at these speeds” One can only assume that the translatable real world effect of this experiment, where Physics are a universal constant, is metal shavings pixie dust.
Don't try and explain the Kraken. It's one of the divine secrets of the universe. The question is, how far can your stretch a brake caliper and how big of an area can it cover if it was one atom thick. Can you stretch it to the point where it is less than one atom thick? I would like a pair of these miracle brakes that are unaffected by heat, wouldn't you? I don't want BeamNG to accurately model physics, I want the real world to follow BeamNG physics (similar to KSP physics). Hyperlight travel is possible. Despaghettification also (which removes the black hole paradox).
3:48 The cars are displaying the quantum principle that you can only pinpoint both a particle’s velocity and position to a certain extent. You had their velocities so high their position was not well defined in space-time and they couldn’t properly interact. Basically what I’m trying to say is I think you proved that BeamBG incorporates general relativity. Damn this game is accurate!
I think the crash was just faster than the game's collision detection system lol, same thing happens when you crash 2 cars at super high speed and things end up getting stuck
5:57 - I have to say that those two wheels that just stayed in place while the rest of the car was smashed into other universe was just cartoonishly comical.
this is probably your best video so far... just the pure chaos all together I couldn't stop laughing when the sled swung back over the dummy. Wasn't expecting that at all and the whole scene was just perfect lol
@@hjalfi together with the ATV finally getting bent out of shape and the two cars phasing through each-other, this is just another BeamNG Bible violation. Nothing to see here🤫
@@iowasucks9494 Afraid of positive and negative acceleration to make the compromise. I love fighter jets. I respect 9gs. But man do I fear things that accelerate way faster. I have a certain dream once in a while. I am in a white hall. In front of me a stainless steel rail. I have a metal marble in my hand and let it go. Slowly. But everything starts getting faster and I see massive metal blocks of 16 cubic meters zooming around and only getting more radical. Oh I almost 💩 myself questioning, when the catastrophic failure kicks in
I was already laughing too much from the early E.T. joke on the first car trying to fly into space lol. Always enjoy your videos, they feel more personalized and less "autopilot/through the machine" than most, your own fanbase adores the steve/george material, and the text humor is so spot on. I like how you keep to that mostly but sometimes do voice in between to change it up too. I lost a friend (as in ended friendship not ya know) a long time ago now who played this a lot and streamed it for me to see and I use to enjoy that, getting to see your videos filled a little void while giving me quite honestly more creative humor and cool "creations" (I just rewatched the do not enter crazy tunnel one b4 this). Thanks for making such enjoyable content CarPal.^^
I love your crazy ideas on BeamNG. Watching your videos really makes me want to spend more time working on better camera angles and speeds for my videos. You definitely make it look easier than it is. Keep up the great work!
If a speed is high enough so that the particles do not have time to interact within its current position and its velocity, a solid object will “phase through” another solid object, beamng is so accurate it even incorporates this.
BeamNG physics engine: "_Yawn_ Ah, yes, time for another game. I wonder what player's going to try to race around the city today... USER=CarPal?... oh. no."
0:53 Dang, that truck already experienced more g's than Maverick! but the cars at 3:48 went through each other because the velocities were to high in the game and so since beamng limits stuff i guess that is what happened
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As a software engineer and game developer, I can explain the giant textures you see, including 6:15. These textures are basically rectangles (really, triangulated sheets) that shouldn't stretch in more than one direction. This is typically maintained by the soft body solver in the physics engine; forces in one axis (stretching) apply an inverse force to the other axes (squishing). This is like pulling taffy; it gets longer in one axis and shrinks in the other two. However, if you somehow manage to apply a large enough force to only some of those corners while leaving other corners stationary, it ends up stretching the piece to hilarious results.
This differs from older versions of Kerbal Space Program where occasionally the Kraken would send one vertex off to infinity. This happens when there's a calculation error (divide by zero, usually) on that vertex, which sends it off to infinity.
I know you've worked hard to reach where you are mate! And all the power to you
Buuuuut, I absolutely have to say this,
NEEEEEERRRRRDDDDDD!
@@anudeepreddy30 That response was absolutely necessary. Thank you for your necessary response.
So in essence your saying the GPU is telling the Physic’s engine in BeamNG “hey man, this is the best I can do at these speeds”
One can only assume that the translatable real world effect of this experiment, where Physics are a universal constant, is metal shavings pixie dust.
Don't try and explain the Kraken. It's one of the divine secrets of the universe. The question is, how far can your stretch a brake caliper and how big of an area can it cover if it was one atom thick. Can you stretch it to the point where it is less than one atom thick? I would like a pair of these miracle brakes that are unaffected by heat, wouldn't you?
I don't want BeamNG to accurately model physics, I want the real world to follow BeamNG physics (similar to KSP physics). Hyperlight travel is possible. Despaghettification also (which removes the black hole paradox).
Oh wow! Cool explanation!
The whole bit at 6:40 had me absolutely dying. That was some looney-tunes level comedic timing!
It was hahha he said after ‘oh it goes back’ hahah
3:48 The cars are displaying the quantum principle that you can only pinpoint both a particle’s velocity and position to a certain extent. You had their velocities so high their position was not well defined in space-time and they couldn’t properly interact. Basically what I’m trying to say is I think you proved that BeamBG incorporates general relativity. Damn this game is accurate!
“Nerd!”
- Homer Simpson
I think the crash was just faster than the game's collision detection system lol, same thing happens when you crash 2 cars at super high speed and things end up getting stuck
@@agenty_gd you are exactly right lol
@@agenty_gd next time take a joke and don’t take everything you see seriously.
Exactly!
BeamNG is so realistic that even quantum tunneling exists in the game! (3:45)
I had the same thought :)
don't forget about the test dummy at 6:44
I think C++ language cannot handle computation. :D
5:57 - I have to say that those two wheels that just stayed in place while the rest of the car was smashed into other universe was just cartoonishly comical.
Leaving the dummy untouched on the forward swing but annihilating it on the back swing (at full speed) was a nice touch.
bro 6:50 had me dying of laughter like until i met jesus
this is probably your best video so far... just the pure chaos all together
I couldn't stop laughing when the sled swung back over the dummy. Wasn't expecting that at all and the whole scene was just perfect lol
I thought dummies were supposed to be indestructible!
@@hjalfi together with the ATV finally getting bent out of shape and the two cars phasing through each-other, this is just another BeamNG Bible violation. Nothing to see here🤫
I liked the part where he tested extreme g forces on cars.
I like the part when he posted
npc comment
I liked the part where he played beamng
i liked the part when he existed
I like the part where he posted a thumbnail
5:55 I think that's about the biggest physics explosion I have ever seen in this game.
The slipper comment was pure Car Pal gold.
The bit with the dummy absolutely slaughtered me lmao
Beamng physics are so good they even simulate quantum tunneling
This is exactly the border between Quantum Dynamics and General Relativity. That's how exquisite BeamNG's physics model is!
7:36 A little bit of fast and furious reference... nice
D.&.R.G.W. EMD GP40 3134
6:40 how spectacularly anticlimactic, lol
Holy mother of beamng when the cars phased through each other that was so cool
Lol laughing the whole time... "o yea, the sled comes back" lol
Now someone has visualized my biggest fear. Things with absurdly aggressive acceleration
@@iowasucks9494 you’re not scared of falling, you’re scared of landing
@@iowasucks9494 Afraid of positive and negative acceleration to make the compromise.
I love fighter jets. I respect 9gs. But man do I fear things that accelerate way faster. I have a certain dream once in a while. I am in a white hall. In front of me a stainless steel rail. I have a metal marble in my hand and let it go. Slowly. But everything starts getting faster and I see massive metal blocks of 16 cubic meters zooming around and only getting more radical. Oh I almost 💩 myself questioning, when the catastrophic failure kicks in
@@iowasucks9494 technically deceleration and acceleration are the same thing, they just are in different directions
@@iowasucks9494 And way more dangerous/damaging.
3:45 For all my fellow Physics student, Quantum Tunneling is real and has been proved by BeamNG.
I was already laughing too much from the early E.T. joke on the first car trying to fly into space lol. Always enjoy your videos, they feel more personalized and less "autopilot/through the machine" than most, your own fanbase adores the steve/george material, and the text humor is so spot on. I like how you keep to that mostly but sometimes do voice in between to change it up too. I lost a friend (as in ended friendship not ya know) a long time ago now who played this a lot and streamed it for me to see and I use to enjoy that, getting to see your videos filled a little void while giving me quite honestly more creative humor and cool "creations" (I just rewatched the do not enter crazy tunnel one b4 this). Thanks for making such enjoyable content CarPal.^^
The backpedal on that pad is so ridiculously fun to watch. It just snaps back so hard
4:32 the force is so strong, the molecules couldn't catch up with the speed
3:46 4:30 when the atoms line up perfectly
First time I’ve seen the rollover slead break, they’re usually indestructible
BTR crashes into each other
: physics.exe has stopped working
This is what aerospace companies call “rapid planned disassembly”
3:45 It went so fast that the physics had enough of your crap and decided no clip through each other
As a GMC technician, I loved seeing that sierra destroyed multiple times
Lol
Garage Mechanic Companion👌
4:10 Looks like the bargain i picked up recently
I love your crazy ideas on BeamNG. Watching your videos really makes me want to spend more time working on better camera angles and speeds for my videos. You definitely make it look easier than it is. Keep up the great work!
1:49
The truck just noclipped into the back rooms! Bro it just ceased to exist
I have read many times that atoms are mostly made up of empty space. I found it hard to believe until I saw the event occurnig at @3:45
Holy crap .. that moment at 3:47 when the two cars try to occupy the same point in space. 8-O
6:49 got me😂
This is beyond science
That truck got some moves tho lol
GMC truck be looking like a slammed jdm truck
Huge fan!!!! Figured u would be the one to take beam past it’s limits
4:40 science has gone too far
3:57 in space when satelites crash they sort of splash through each other
This is a perfect demonstration
omg imagine that amount of power in a car😳
Carrots on scale. Banana currently in holiday.
1:15 yeah I think I'd survive that
Wow. Hitting that buggy created a new dimension. G-forces are the real deal.
That brake caliper squashed on the ground 😂🤣
"how about putting 2 sleds against each other?"
Bro literally wants to create black hole.
Me and the boys getting cubed: 7:07
The Subtitles Make Me Laugh 😂😂
This channel is the equivalent of "fuck around and find out" and im all here for it
6:50 bro fell over, tried to get back up and got obliterated that shit got me rolling
i like how it already broke the sound barrier or smth at 1%
2:44 he made the bus 2 dimensional
THIS is a good video. Like the old car pal. More please!
If a speed is high enough so that the particles do not have time to interact within its current position and its velocity, a solid object will “phase through” another solid object, beamng is so accurate it even incorporates this.
as far as i'm aware its also just a limitation of games and collision detection not being perfect
This speed isn’t high enough for that to happen
I love the experiments that break reality. Well, virtual reality anyway.
WHEN HE SAID "oh well thats uneventfull" 1 sec later "oh yea i forgot it goes back"
BeamNG physics engine: "_Yawn_ Ah, yes, time for another game. I wonder what player's going to try to race around the city today... USER=CarPal?... oh. no."
The bus at 2:33 made the sled grow to an astronomical size 🤣🤣🤣
it wasnt just the sled, it was the bus too
🤣🤣 finish video in a long time!
The "big brake kit" part and "oh yeah it goes back" have me tearing up uncontrollably
Wow, man, I didn't think I'd ever see breaking BeamNG
3:44 They went through each other like merging galaxies!
if you want the most durable gravity car, make the springs super tall and make sure it's a offroad car
That was uneventful *the pad goes back* oh heah😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
People's : that's a lot of g forces
Me : It need to go deeper than this 😏
Interesting. This is how the limitations works in BeamNG.
i like how he used carrots as a metric to represent height, god bless America
The BTR's just phasing through each other, hahahaha.
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You bastard
Your a hero!
First
Damn it
that's one way of saying First without saying First
I can't believe it was George's and Steve's day off.
It sure seems like the high-G sleds can easily break the physics of the game!
8:07 this is my Favourite part it’s so good that GeForce tho 😂
@3:43 CLEANIST collision I ever seen holy sh!t!!!!
2:27 bro that bus got the same posture as me when i use the computer
0:58 thank you for telling me that you reached 2310 carrots, I didn’t realize how high you got until I read that. :)
CarPal you never fail me
6:45
"I'm alive? I'm alive!"
*smack*
both cars clipping each other was bizarrely unexpected...
You know ir'a going to be fun when the physics break before the experiment goes full power.
The experiment never even went full power. Though I imagine going full power would simply crash the game.
That one TikTok dude: “Yea I could probably survive that, I’m sitting in the backseat you know, maybe get a scratched elbow”
Car pal always seems to find a new object to mess around with to create masterpieces
Well... I guess you figured out a way to break the game hahaha
bruh you deep fried the physics engine
measuring distances in "carrots". I will never do it in another way ever again.
0:53 Dang, that truck already experienced more g's than Maverick! but the cars at 3:48 went through each other because the velocities were to high in the game and so since beamng limits stuff i guess that is what happened
these videos make me laugh myself to tears and drown
I swear to god that if u add classical music to it. I can watch it for eternity
"When shes an alien and shes home alone."
- Car Pal 2023
@Car_Pal1. you're bot car pal scammer
2310 carrots high 😂
And to think human beings have survived these g-forces!
dummie: unfazed
sled: oh yeah I go back
dummie went to the 5th dimension
Wow, they swiched sleds at 4:36. How is that even possible?
Yoooooo…. I’m over here in literals tears!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is absolute gold.
Reenacting the scene from Cars with that first test
3:43 this part looks like two Venom symbiote going throw each other.
man i love how you included carrots as a measurement
2:30 when I sit wrongly and my spine be like
Thank you for teaching me how to make spaghetti out of spare military vehicle tires
You’re doing God’s work.