Shut up Daisy!! 🐄 Get 10% off my entire merch store with code "tsunami": www.realcivilengineer.store

@Rudiduck_XCT

Жыл бұрын

Who is daisy? Rce

@nathanc6443

Жыл бұрын

can you make my design of a valve an entire maze for water to get thru it is probably not a valve but a way to tired the tsunami because it takes so long going left right wave reflected back into its self slowing it down when it hits a dead ends

@loriwinters3585

Жыл бұрын

@@Rudiduck_XCT it's his dog ... I think

@nekto4658

Жыл бұрын

@@loriwinters3585 is it a joke?

@steelengine4265

Жыл бұрын

I used to have a cow named daisy.

Home buyer: Is this house located on a flood plane? Realtor: This house is part of the primary defense against floods.

@OriginalPiMan

Жыл бұрын

Might struggle to afford the insurance on that.

@KinDiedYesterday

Жыл бұрын

@@OriginalPiMan "who need insurance when everyone is dead?"

@OriginalPiMan

Жыл бұрын

@@KinDiedYesterday The people in the first building that _doesn't_ come down.

@Goldblasterblaze

10 ай бұрын

Take my money😀

14:10 the reason the buildings started disappearing is because the zoning didn't get copied

@orangeunderscore

Жыл бұрын

@Evi1 M4chine The elevation of the original copied buildings was virtually flat, he pasted it onto a sloped ground which caused the existing topography to be overwritten by the buildings. When the buildings disappear, the land goes back to its original topography.

@edopronk1303

Жыл бұрын

This indeed!

I love that the total lack of good water simulation in city builder games has driven us to further and further heights of madness in Cities: Skylines and Timberborners as Matt attempts to find some kind of good explanation for how the water works and how to deal with it

@NoahGooder

Жыл бұрын

a game that has "decent" water simulation is crazy machines 2 and its liquid addon

@neirenoir

Жыл бұрын

@Evi1 M4chine most real time fluid simulations are basically "metaballs" (spheres that merge partially if they are close enough to kiss) connected to its neighbours with springs. I wonder if there is any game with better fluid physics for Matt to go bonkers with.

@ea8455

Жыл бұрын

@Evi1 M4chine most games use the preex water physics e.g from Unity or unreal engine with slight chances in shading,looks and performance. Actually designing real water physics is not possible w todays PCs in realtime since there are a lot more factors involved additionally to the base physical laws you have for non liquids/gas

@robertharris6092

Жыл бұрын

@@neirenoir true realtime water physics rendering would be like raytracing.

1:28 Yes but the Shaft of Hope survived! It stood erect against a mighty force, a rigid rod of resilience from the wall of wetness that enveloped it.

@brad2400

Жыл бұрын

The strongest shape strikes again

@kaylahall1219

Жыл бұрын

🤦🏻‍♀️

Well I mean that solves both problems doesn't it? Folks complained the tsunami defense was blocking the ocean view - well if the ocean view property is the tsunami defense then there you go. From the top down view it also looks like you only need about 10 rows of the PS5 buildings to eat the wave and only 7.5 need to be rebuilt every wave - so it is economical too.

@kunstderfugue

Жыл бұрын

For the low price of a couple hundred PS5s you too can block out the next tsunami!

@robertharris6092

Жыл бұрын

@@kunstderfugue id rather just built a sea wall.

@Acidlib

Жыл бұрын

@@robertharris6092 go away Netherlands shill

@robertharris6092

Жыл бұрын

@@Acidlib im a texan.

@Acidlib

Жыл бұрын

@@robertharris6092 suuure, that’s what they all say🤨

I must have slept through the lesson on "Sacrificial Cities" in design classes.

@anonymouscoward7559

Жыл бұрын

Clearly.

@NoahGooder

Жыл бұрын

down here in south lousiana we call that the 9th ward its where all the minorities live.

The high density buildings are better for blockin waves, but they didnt bugger off as fast as the low density folks did and the hills they replaced their homes with were much better than any of the low or high density buildings at blockin water

I used to go to Niagara Falls quite often, and it’s been interesting how increased high-rise development on the Canadian side has radically changed the local patterns of wind Now the winds which used to drop spray in the gorge are sucked to the Canadian side.

@g.k.xn_

Жыл бұрын

Pls tell me i was not the only one who read "niqqa falls"😂😭😭

@Saikocide

Жыл бұрын

@@g.k.xn_ unfortunately you're the only one bro 😐

@g.k.xn_

Жыл бұрын

@@Saikocide call me a damn racist, i deserve that

@sparking023

Жыл бұрын

@Evi1 M4chine yep, the "green" energy push is being done mostly from a PR angle, and that can't end well. Wind turbines aren't even that good of a energy source when you compare to other alternatives

@mandowarrior123

Жыл бұрын

@@sparking023 wind turbines responsible for more deaths than nuclear power per mw including all the bad ones.

matt is turning into a bigger and bigger madman with every vid in cities skylines Edit: how the fu did i get 666 likes and only then noticed that my comment is booming lol

@JELLYBEANFAN-bg8rr

Жыл бұрын

True

@grimnekropolis8500

Жыл бұрын

Not Let’s Game It Out levels…. Yet

@RJFVLAK

Жыл бұрын

@@grimnekropolis8500 True, but the amount of uploads though from RCE....

@bzipoli

Жыл бұрын

this is the mad engineer's origin story

@NoahGooder

Жыл бұрын

hes almost reaching the levels of lets game it out and or kevin

You could do this exact same test, but separate each section of district/buildings with a long, thin line of terrain running in the same direction as the wave. That way you could see the speed and spread of the wave in each section in isolation without the waves dispersing into surrounding areas. Think your Tesla thing, but with buildings instead of swoopy bits. Edit: I forgot to mention you need to add a section of only bouncy castles. Because nothing screams "Matt is a well balanced individual" like stopping a tsunami with a bunch of bouncy castles.

"Now I know how Paddy feels" Was really unexpected, it got me very well. Sorry Paddy. Great video as always by the way!!!

I like how the deflection PS5 buildings worked better than the massive mount deflectors RCE built in a previous video.

5:08 "Can you actually imagine city built entirely like that?" Soviet-style prefab blocks: "Am I joke to you?"

@DaedalusYoung

Жыл бұрын

In Soviet Russia, you are joke to buildings.

@evatheepihipparch

Жыл бұрын

they actually had quite a lot of sunlight and parks and nature and stuff, the commie block is the only good thing about the ussr i can think of

@Pan_Schaboszczak

Жыл бұрын

@@evatheepihipparch Yeah, but commie blocks are good as neighborhood (good transport, everything in walking distance), but their quality in really bad - for example walls are thin and people hear eachother. Commie blocks are also pretty ugly- it's begging to change, but still they are far from being sightseeing attraction. But yes, they aren't as bad as most of people describe them

@evatheepihipparch

Жыл бұрын

@@Pan_Schaboszczak germany and stuff are making better ones

@Pan_Schaboszczak

Жыл бұрын

@@evatheepihipparch Poland too, just slower. We still have a lot of ordinary grey blocks here

I love this…He’s secretly making us learn to be Civil Engineers and honestly I don’t mind

@SkynetGenesis

Жыл бұрын

i would prefered Architecture or how to design a nice looking building that isnt like the strongest shape. But who knows?

“Now I know how paddy the dog feels” lmfao I laughed so hard

The headquaters of engineering seems like a architectural masterpiece.

Ah yes, a Josh reference. Matt has reached a level of chaos many ore scared of

I think a good test with the special buildings would be to do the alternating pattern like you did with the one that succeeded. Also, I would love to see if the pattern made the difference, or just the buildings.

Df just recently said; "If you want precision engineering, you're in the wrong place" Now i want a collab between real civil engineer and dangerously funny :0

What about a maze? Of course done in a strongest shape ever!

Construction Workers on top of the buildings : “ Man , the sea looks really high today “

now I understand why the town hall is in the middle of most towns, it's so that the tsunamis and forest fires get slowed down enough and can't take out the town hall, therefore preventing them from three staring your base

Hes not just the engineer the world wants, hes the engineer the world needs!

Everytime the RCE uploads one of the tsunami videos I image what the "people" tell their friends when the move there. "Yeah, we move to this new aspiring city. Beautiful neighborhood, good schools and universities around, a giant tsunami wave bigger than every skyscraper brutally comming our way. Such a nice place."

@jw8160

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

I'm loving this "Messing with water physics" season of RCE

Thank you for asking the important questions with another fun tsunami video!

In the next tsunami defense video: Skyscrapers in the Tesla Valve.

Ever time RCE posts a city skyline video the Dev’s have to question the physics they put in the game and how they can improve the physics for the next game . RCE should become consultant for the dev team.

I am loving seeing the Arch in these videos so much

Would love to see the skyscrapers completely stopping the tsunami in the next vid!

I don’t know why but this tsunami stuff really has me hooked. I definitely feel more prepare for any tsunamis that I may be a part of in the future. Thank you for this service.

This screams: “Some of you may die, but it’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make.”

Time to surround a city with those skyscrapers to see if that will protect it

It's funny that you used the business park and space needle, because those two have been the unique buildings that have always irked me. Mostly because the business park is modeled after the St. Louis Gateway Arch, standing at a whopping 630 ft tall... 25 feet taller than the 605 ft. tall Seattle Space Needle.

I’m beginning to think that Matt’s “most efficient shape” antics are verging on architecture… just a thought 👀

“Our balls might get a little damp, but like, that’s just a casual Friday night init?” - RCE c. 2022

Fun fact about the Sydney Harbour Bridge that I learned while I was there for work... The pillars are purely cosmetic/used for viewing the scenery. The way the bridge was built, it doesn't need them - the 4 pillars were added because the general population didn't believe the engineers that created it.

Day 8 of asking RCE to start a satisfactory series

I love that you mentioned Josh. Verbal favourite youtubers crossover! 😂

"now i know how paddy the dog feels" this made me spit out my drink🤣

0:35 1:15 I didnt know that the Seattle Space Needle was such an amazing feat of engineering.

Matt, you can get proper cities with high density residential and commercial if you up the land value, you need all the services and parks and stuff and they'll upgrade the building, I'm sure there's a mod for it too where you can just max the land value

I'm sure you're running out of ideas for this (series?) but I really enjoy these. Every time I see one of these types of vids I'm like yes it's not over lol. Keep it up!

You have got to do the ultimate tsunami defence with just skyscrapers next!!! 🤣🤣 Awesome!

4:16 I've cycled along the side of that picture you used- good video as usual!

the best outcome from this series is an engine overhaul that improves CSL water physics

Matt vs Tsunami in City Skylines is the equivalent of Einstein vs the theory of the universe. Its a never ending battle

THOSE ARCHES ARE PURE ARCHITECTURE

Please never stop teaching me engineering with this game

That went way better than it had any right to, honestly. GG that one building in particular! But you know this means you have to make a wall of that building and see how it does, see how few layers you can get away with and still have adequate tsunami protection, right? I mean, we have to follow this to the logical conclusion, right?

Love how STL is getting some love (un-intentionally), the arch is never talked about!

Let all the worlds architects build their dream city in the way of the tsunami. The wacky shapes would probably stop the tsunami.👍

Matt definitely needed an arcology mod for this one. But then, not sure he could use one knowing what the word means.

"That's just a casual Friday night, innit?" Aye, brother!

Intercom message from building manager : "recommend get your car out of the basement..........'cause there is a Typhoon/Tsunami coming". Car owners never heard from again. This really happened, this year.

The 2:45 pylons joke got me. Really wasn't expecting a sc2 joke which made it so much funnier. And if it wasn't intentional, it was still good

I did the Sydney Harbour Bridge climb a few years back and our guide explained that, in actuality, the pylons on either side provide no structural support at all. They were commissioned solely to give the labourers 3 weeks extra work during the Great Depression.

@chrism1503

Жыл бұрын

Not sure about that reason, but they’re definitely not holding up the bridge.

fun fact, The pylons of the sydney harbour bridge were not part of the original design, and were only added to allay public concern about the structural integrity of the bridge. They were originally added to the bridge solely for their aesthetic value

"Now i know how paddy the dog feels" caught me off guard

Now I understand aliens, observing a simulated civilization is really entertaining 😂

We would all love to see you play Crazy Lemmings!! You’d love it! Love your videos Matt!

Imagine some dystopian future, you are moved to a skyscrapper next to the beach, you think "what a great view!" then you learn the truth, you're just tsunami fodder that will protect the skycrappers of the rich people behind yours.

I think the residential/business buildings were getting deconstructed because they weren't zoned like the original

Schmichael, have a great weekend!

RCE I recently found you about a month ago and your videos are great keep it up!

I love the design of the engineering HQ, it's a masterpiece, gotta protect those arches hahahahaha, that's not good lol

"Shut up daisy!" Actually lost it. 😂😂

"now i know how paddy the dog feels." took me a second to relize it

I just realized how frequently I watch you play this game. I'm 40, I don't think I'll ever play this game. I am an engineer, mechanical/electrical/software, but yeah. This is stupid and frivilous and honestly, I love it.

Crazy idea, build a city in the middle and have tidal waves from all 4 sides hit, if possible

Thinking back to when I found this s channel. First episode or two were good but kinda dry, and then the strongest shape reveal was the funniest thing ever.

RCE, you should build a massive wall of those wide sky scrapers in that pattern to protect another city!

For the future, the electric roads mod makes it so you can have water pipes also carry power, making it super easy to connect up cities and you don't need to worry about connecting power!

@NoahGooder

Жыл бұрын

I just want to think you for this because that part always fustrated me since I would regularly make an windmill feild that was in the distance in order to not cause polution or the like and then trail a huge line of powerlines back to the city

@AzraelAlpha

Жыл бұрын

The most recent 81 Tiles mod includes this functionality now.

I want to see an edit of a nascar race where it’s just Matt’s “whoa” at 3:13 for the car sounds

Matt… you should collaborate with josh from let’s game it out and you should see who can build a more efficient city

Matt talking about the boat caring about water in anyway is hilarious because he has a poop cruise 😂

I love that the visual of the bridge score was actually slanted

So the heart of engineering is some sort of architectural project

I live this life only for your skyline tsunami videos😂

@omvirani5656

Жыл бұрын

And also finding about how you will bring up strongest shape o|o each time ….

@babch0

Жыл бұрын

:joy:

6:09 Went from engineering to being Josh from Let's Game It Out.

That’s not even a railroad, anymore, Matt made a roller coaster

Matt has spent more time flooding cities in this game than most people have logged playing Skyrim,.. that's saying something lol.

you should know that the 4 pillars of the sidney harbor bridge are indeed just decoration^^

I thought this was a "Let's Game It Out" video until I realized I never heard "is there a limit?"

"Oh hey, I can see that your house is on fire. So about that, I've got good news and I've got bad news."

To counter a tsunami you need something equaly powerful. A Poonami.

Alternate title: i sacrificed thousands of people to protect the most efficient building

As an engineer myself, these new forms of energy dissipators are very innovating, I'm thinking on incorporating into my designs! Thanks RCE! Now I gotta add these new details to autocad lol you have my rubber stamp of approval sir!

I really love your series on Tsunamis

Level the terrain going all the way back back so the wave doesn't lose size as it travels. That way you can get a better idea of how effective your builds are against the full strengh of the tsunami

That New Orleans backround music is funny on a whole new level.

I think this needs to be redone with a more game-realistic tsunami (i.e., not a massive 500 meter high wall of water, but one ones that are more likely to spawn in game that are about the height of medium density buildings). You might be more surprised by the results, since buildings _clearly_ have an effect on water.

I love these videos, any video you have played Cities Skylines are always my favorite

Now I want to see how many rows it takes to stop the entire length of the tsunami with the white skyscrapers.

This is the Zapp Brannigan method for city protection.

5:08 Can you actually imagine a city built like that? It would be horrendous. Eastern Europe/Former Soviet Union: *...*

This is what bacterias see when you are washing your hands

I come for the commentary. I stay for the engineering accuracy.

I feel a little disappointed that we didn't get a POV ride-along on that amazing railway