I Tried to Break the Sound Barrier on a Marble Run and Don't Know How I Feel - Marble World Gameplay

Welcome back to Marble World! Marble World got yet another map which is perfect for testing large scale marble runs. It also gives distance measurements which makes it possible to calculate how fast marbles can go! So lets see just how fast I can make these marbles go!
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About the game:
Create your own marble run contraptions using a broad set of tools & tracks in various thematics. Marble World offers a simulation of up to 6000+ marbles simultaneously. Your creativity is the limit.
Create marble runs, races & endlessly satisfying loops. Various easy tools will provide quick and easy ways of bringing your imagination to life. Track pieces come in various forms, sizes, and themes to create your unique contraptions. Move, snap, or rotate them as you like.
Place down decorational objects to bring your marble contraption to life, or even on your track to create unique interactions with marbles! Paint tracks & objects in various colors. And customize your marbles with names, skins & special effects!
Design and create your contraptions whilst the marbles are running or stop time and create elaborate mechanisms. You decide what happens - enable slow-motion or speed up gameplay. Marble World uses accurate physics to make sure you get an authentic marble experience.
Features:
A realistic physics sandbox environment
Various tools to create the marble run, race or machine that you want
An enormous amount of custom placeable decorations that you can also use as a part of your contraption
Up to 6000+ simultaneously simulated marbles
Host your own marble races
Customizable marbles through skins, names and special effects
Share your creations with others
Steam page: store.steampowered.com/app/14...

[@skyr3x]

The average human reaction time is about 0.25 seconds for visuals and around 0.17 for Audio. If you went after when you saw the marble hit in the 100 meter run with 1.24 seconds, it would almost perfectly match up with 100 m/s, a nice round number for the devs to set the max speed to

[@alkestos]

Yeah that's the average human reaction time. But gamers are well known to have more refined reflexes. So I would argue that average among gamers is at most 200ms.

[@skyr3x]

@@alkestos my calculations didnt account for gamers just being built different from the rest of society

[@MgaDrkSkll]

@@alkestos But Scrapman's content almost always doesn't involve high reaction time, making Scrapman have a more normal reaction time. So although gamers usually would have a higher reaction time, Scrapman isn't that type of gamer.

[@IAmProof.]

Yeah im not old enough to know what your talking about

[@skyr3x]

@@IAmProof. let me giver you the tldr; marble fast, scrapman reaction slow, fast marble speed - reaction speed = 100, 100 = nice number to use as marble max speed developer use nice number max marble speed probably = 100

[@michaelrussell6312]

Put a bounce pad on both ends so It progressively gets faster...

[@Valferno_]

I see you crave chaos... good, I do too

[@lazyskater0344]

I was going too say that dang it🤦

[@The_musical_gamer]

Same I also want his computer to burn 🔥🥴

[@Valferno_]

@@lazyskater0344 lmao

[@Valferno_]

@@lazyskater0344 seems there are more who crave chaos...

[@rip_8114]

Do it at a 45° angle and put like maybe 20 meters of boost pads. Another idea, if you put boost pads on top of each other so that 2 or 3 boost pads affect the marble at the same time does it multiply the effect. Because if it does you can have just a bunch of boostpads on top of each other without gridsnap and have instant acceleration

[@pugz3230]

For accurate time measurements, count the number of frames it takes since you can do that without having to react quickly.

[@felion_]

U are a pug. I am a bean

[@Mango_Eter]

@NCR Veteran Ranger that's not how that works...

[@Mango_Eter]

@NCR Veteran Ranger unless you have a screen with equal fps (probably in the thousands) I'd have to check, but I doubt you'll find any commercial 40000hz screens XD

[@pugz3230]

@NCR Veteran Ranger No? You can count frames on any video, it's just that slow mo cameras have more frames that you can count. If you have another marble spawner at the end, you can count the frames between when that marble spawns and when the original marble reaches the end of the track.

[@pugz3230]

@@Mango_Eter That's not how it works either. You don't count the frames on the screen itself, that would be impossible. What you do is count them in something like editing software, where you can go frame-by-frame until it reaches the end.

[@hranry5021]

This game reminded me of the toy train track building game

[@adibbarrirulyanto736]

tracks?

[@renzoniebres7343]

Kdhfirnd pick

[@MrQinchen]

Wow that’s old

[@azhdahafn]

Tracks the train set game His most popular series

[@Hlebuw3k]

i liked that series

[@canadian_dingus]

Scrapman: how am I supposed to measure this? Me: call MatPat

[@vextoro]

What if you did like a bunch of bounce pads in a line to increase the speed infinitely? like facing each other? You could definitely get it past the speed of sound that way, with the area that you have. (Like if you like the idea and so he can see it, I think its pretty good)

[@vextoro]

And if you can make the bounce pads work when barely submerged in blocks, like boost/gravity pads, maybe you would get a really cool increasing vibration sound?? maybe??

[@ok23539]

I was gonna say that there should be some invisible tracks covering the tracks but scrapman will probably do it by himself

[@felion_]

This game just completely ignores physics. And I love it

[@Dead_Text]

All he has to do is aim two of these at each other and he’ll find out the making of the marble-verse.

[@abuBrachiosaurus]

No, he will create a Atomic Nuclear Fusion bomb

[@nutmeggaming11261]

He'll find the Higgs Marble like kAN did

[@moortyperepa]

You could have used Ball cam to see where the marble ended up It would be easier (I think)

[@andrewstewart3842]

It would be so cool to see what the cam would do.

[@bradleyandrews2444]

I was literally screaming at the screen to do this

[@stijnvdb7135]

I wanted to see this too but i think the marble goes so fast the camera wouldn’t be able to keep up

[@moortyperepa]

​@@stijnvdb7135 I guess so... but I think that is up for debate.

[@moortyperepa]

@@bradleyandrews2444 So was I.. lol

[@ProjectNoDarkNight]

11:50 Scrapman: “heres full speed” *Proceeds to turn the speed to normal speed* Marbles: “cya im outta here *bye* “

[@youtubebutitsonlye3251]

Pew pew pew

[@stevekat5885]

Pew pew pew

[@stevekat5885]

Pew pew pew

[@stevekat5885]

Pew pew pew

[@stevekat5885]

Pew pew pew

[@derpyduk6350]

This looks like a really good game I might get it

[@trevorcompton9186]

It costs irl money

[@michaelb4415]

@@trevorcompton9186 and I thought it costed 230 v-bucks

[@albinskold8792]

@@trevorcompton9186 yea it probably cost like 1000 US$ or something like that i bet

[@evanhollenbach6556]

$11.99 USD on Steam.

[@skyr3x]

You can get marble World for free off of igg-games if you wanna test it out before buying, i had fun with the game for a bit but decided it wasnt really worth the purchase for me

[@roelieboy204]

you could also have placed a zero gravity ring at the end of the 10M boost and then the marbles just fly without friction. ( also saves a lot of time cus u dont need to build the extra 90M )

[@gamersgottogame6839]

Turn off grid snapping you could add more for more speed

[@vextoro]

but then theres infinite lag and computer fires!

[@eur0be4t3r]

@@vextoro ”A small price to pay for *max power* ”

[@vextoro]

@@eur0be4t3r hhehe

[@malhardeadshot6118]

try making a large circular loop with boosters so that the Marbles will continuously accelerate and might break the sound barrier.

[@wreckender7]

20:50 and that's why Scrapman is my favorite...and he always posts amazing content daily

[@ewancoppens3193]

This episode is so typical ScrapMan I love it!

[@slatefeather320]

now put a vertical bouncepad on both ends of the track. since bouncpads add energy, it will keep getting faster after each bounce. after a few bounces the marbles may even be faster than sound.

[@lorenzwaiditschka3686]

Few suggestions: 1. there is the follow cam for marbles - would have been interesting to see. 2. Since the bounce pad increased the energy you could have had bounce pads on both ends (for the single marble) and then you would at some point probably achieved the speed of sound 3. On the multi marble track having only one row of marbles would have circumvented the collision problem was fun to watch though

[@Krebzonide]

I did some more accurate timing. At 6:57 it takes 32 frames to go from spawned to hitting the block after 10m of boost. At 12:07 it takes 82 frames to go from spawned to hitting the block after 100m. From this we can tell it takes 50 frames to go 90m without boost. 50 frames is 5/6 of a second, so 90/(5/6) = 108m/s. I think you could beat the sound barrier with around 35m of boosts. If you dropped the marble into a tube then have those circular boosts around it you could also prevent it flying away.

[@Spiffy8]

It’s always fun to watch scrapman play marble world

[@kingtheonekto6222]

Video idea UFO home evolution;)

[@xerva8390]

11:28 the marble flying across the screen 👌🏽

[@knicklichtjedi]

I wonder if you could rebuild the Large Hadron Collider in Marble Run! Lanes in a 90° angle to the floor, boosters all the way and then two spawners (clockwise and counter-cw) so that two marbles collide in the middle. The track would be almost 315 m long. Science + Marbles sounds like too much fun!

[@marluna_x]

i want to thank the devs for adding raycast to the marbles in a game you aren't supposed to go this fast! this game is soooooooooo cool!

[@harishrajnish7207]

Scrapman, try tripling up on the boosters and see if that works. OR even some more to reach 343 m/s for speed of sound and for checking or calculating the speed just see if it takes 1/3 of a second to reach the end of the 100-meter run.

[@captainsnekk]

Build a box, a single hole in it, and a few random boosters in it, the marbles have to go trough the hole to get to normal gravity. Maybe for a multiplayer world? I missed that

[@flak8857]

@@bapellukec3869 why here

[@bapellukec3869]

@@flak8857 mistake sorry

[@flak8857]

@@bapellukec3869 it's fine

[@Chosen1Creator]

You could have marbles between two bounce pads bouncing up and down, then take away the top one and measure how high it goes before falling. Assuming the game doesn't have air resistance and you can find out the gravitational constant, you should be able to calculate the speed it had on its last bounce.

[@ShadowWolf2508plays]

Should've put 2 bounce pads at both ends and let them gain momentum for a while

[@vpn1934]

Bloody legend

[@flashlp3001]

Can you make marble's go on top of the other marble's(just like the thing when you got the train to go on top of itself, again and agin...) I think its "possible "

[@Trym_Linnerud]

This is just turbo dismount with marbles lol

[@waterlicker8635]

12:32 you checkmated man with the particle collider

[@squishy1899]

Really puts into perspective how fast sound actually travels

[@x3n031]

I believe I have a neat little idea for your survival mode world in scrap mechanic. Remember making those noisemakers that would actually distract bots. You should create a catapult, launcher ECT, to launch the noise bombs over the wall or from a vehicle and dampen bot attacks.

[@shawnpenny4569]

You could have determined the fraction of time speed by doing a normal marble rolling down 1 meter of track with just one boost, then do slow motion to time again. Then the ratio between those times would be the multiplier to use for what time you get on the slowest slow-mo time to time the full length. That would at least get things more accurate for an ending speed and reduce some of the human error of hearing the sound to stopping the time.

[@fabianschultz]

It looks so much faster because these are 1cm marbles. Usually you're dealing with bigger objects meaning this marble needs to traverse it's own size 100x for 1m while the other things were mostly longer than 1m already. This leads to the difference in perception of speed. Just like a bug can look like it's running super fast while it's barely walking speed for a human.

[@PieGuyGaming]

When Scrapman makes marbles fly so fast it breaks the games sound

[@chingching8184]

This is really good work!

[@Unknown_Gamer999]

The devs should add 1 wall with a height grid... sonic boom by gravity!

[@giuseppeherrejon5861]

I was desperately waiting for you to put the marble tracking camera

[@IceBotYT]

Same

[@miguelsilvers4833]

Taking inspiration from Kan, you could boil a science lab marble course, with a partial accelerator and other science things you could incorporate marbles into

[@sdrawkcab.tub.xosehtxoN]

Multiplayer Monday idea: You each build a boat with a vacuum pump connected to a chest, filled with concrete, and the goal is to sink the other player's ships by building on them using the vacuum pump. (Day I) Like so he can see.

[@marijnbliekendaal]

Bump I really like this

[@sdrawkcab.tub.xosehtxoN]

@@marijnbliekendaal Thanks man! I got the idea from Moonbo's automatic road builder.

[@technoneko8108]

to remove friction, make the first pad a zero gravity pad

[@Nevir202]

If the bounce pads keep adding speed, then set them up 100m apart in whatever orientation, and let the marble keep bouncing back and forth till you either break the sound barrier, or break physics. In order to better time it, time the full speed travel time of that marble going the first time then the max slow motion of it traveling the same route to figure out what speed it's playing at, I suspect 1/8 or 1/16

[@DoubsGaming]

maybe make a contraption that houses some pads so it gets infinitely faster, then have a way to release it into a track (might have to be a transparent tube so it can't bounce out).

[@nictrox878]

I like it that you didnt done the clickbait title that you have broke the soundbarrier!

[@sinceresoldier]

I think this warrants another try

[@shadowcreeperthe4thwallbre6]

Other KZbinr: *build something cool Scrapman: *haha marble go fast*

[@veronicawilliamson4526]

Lol

[@kingfloridaman5274]

If he built a particle accelerator, things would solve themselves, but that’s complex

[@fabianschultz]

Kan did that

[@serenacardenosa1165]

Scrapman just so you know you can make the boost pad arrows invisible but they are separate objects so you have to paint them individually.

[@mrwahoo9708]

good job on 600k Scrapman!

[@Gsovs]

You could try to flatten the start and then put a bounce pad on both sides

[@apersunthathasaridiculousl1890]

fun fact: the light the object, and higher the altitude. it’ll be easier to break the sound barrier... but the fact your on the ground and have a 1 millimeter marble, you would have to go twice the a fighter jet has to,

[@ChrisMegadonkey]

What about a long pipe with a bounce pad at each end and loads of marbles inside ? 🤔 maybe even make them zero gravity ? .

[@ConnorSinclairCavin]

Try again with a single marble, no collisions, just using mid air boosts for less friction the whole way. At the end you can place a block that can move so you can stop the timer when it gets hit

[@papichulo9684]

Make a track slowly curving up and around and see how long centrifugal force will keep them on the track. Or use only bounce pads to get the marbles going fast instead of boost.

[@leviathan1082]

Hey scrap if the marble was in closed in 100 meters of pipe with stacked bounce pads on either side blocking the exit of the pipe, with the physics that bounce pads have on the marbles, i think over time you could reach the sound barrier, so long as it doesn't phase through the bounce pads after getting to a certain velocity.

[@SamFams.]

You should make the full 300 something meters, and add boostpads the whole way. That way, it would be gaining speed the entire time.

[@bobthebuilder8704]

these marbles are literally rollin around at the speed of sound just like sanic

[@wojwesoly]

If you want to build a longer track, build it on a diagonal. If the map is a square, you will have about 40 more meters to work with.

[@reverze9084]

Mabey you could put boost pads inside of each other I don’t know if it would work but it’s worth a try

[@soniabelenguer1058]

I think that it would work.

[@davidquero7004]

You need to do a MARBLE CENTRIFUGE ACCELERATOR, like a particle accelerator, a giant circle around the map

[@ADonutMan]

Scrap man when he sees flat map in a video game: I can break sound barrier on you

[@tummy271]

Xmxozj

[@steeljawX]

Triple up the boost pads on the single track. Like literally select all the boost pads copy them and paste twice. They compound their strength.That would triple the boost they get, but I don't know if that will triple their speed. You may need to go and 8 stack the thing.

[@wingedfish1175]

Yeah infinite grid map, draes gotta give it another go now Edit: not infinite but still massive

[@Nightman5694]

Hey kids! Time for counting with Scrapman! 10:20

[@bennyellis3512]

ya-know what popped to mind when I saw the marbles interacting with the bounce-pad... particle accelerator

[@notschniz2365]

Put bounce pads on both ends and maybe use a 0 gravity thing to reduce friction or sth I dunno, then u could maybe get sth that goes supersonic, and if you wait long enough theoretically you can also make the marble go faster than the speed of light but it definitely not gonna see that marble tho. Also, you can probably just go to the recording and count the frames and use that to get how long the marble took to travel that distance to get a measurement that is as accurate and can be. Slow mode can make that even more accurate

[@basicxax1775]

It probably broke the sound barrier before it hit the speed pads the second time

[@youtubebutitsonlye3251]

That's Fast ScrapMan

[@franghigli]

Theoretically speaking, if now you are at 100m/s with that time of acceleration, when you triple your acceleration time (aka triple the amount of boosters) you would reach 300m/s. Add a few more boosters after that and you'd end up faster than the speed of sound.

[@rapidlazersniper7562]

MWG We love MWG

[@jeswanthdandamudi6355]

It would have been easier to just use 2 vertical bounce pads. Scrapman now makes things impractical in Scrap Mechanic and Marble World

[@briandietz3533]

You should have gotten a timer app on your pc, like what speed runners use, and set the start key to the marble spawn button, and then go into the video and frame by frame to figure out the speed

[@Benjamin-cl3js]

Put a bounce pad on the other side of the Track as well so it gains speed infinitely...

[@svenjaspers5668]

If you make another video on this track, can you please do a marble first person camera?

[@samuelvanfrankenhuijsen4223]

Try spawning a marble then pause it and put a bounce pad on the other side so there’s bounce pads on both sides so it will keep gaining speed back and fourth

[@roccov3614]

It was definitely going faster than what you said, Scrapman. You didn't take into account the time the ball took to drop down and the time it took to accelerate up to speed. You would have got a faster time if you tried to measure the time from the end of the accelerator pad to the end of the course.

[@Midrealm_DM]

Assuming gravity is accurate, you can drop a marble off the side and measure how fast it falls on slow motion.

[@user-km3rj9hk5r]

10:26 in this moment looks like the track itself is moving lol

[@connorbell5965]

You should make a see through box with 2 bounce pads on ether side and run marble into it

[@HalfWolf2]

My man just reinvented the particle accelerator

[@funny_man8779]

3:49 that paint feature is what i suggested

[@EatMyYeeties]

You should calculate how long it takes to go from zero to the end of the boost sections n and subtract that time! Then just take the remainder of that 90m and that would be the true speed. It takes a little bit of time to accelerate up to fill speed! There is a chance they were actually going the speed of sound!

[@garanyiagoston3426]

Multiplayer Monday Idea: Walker Tug of War

[@ITpanda]

So close and you missed the obvious. Remove ramp at the beginning and place a bounce pad at both ends of the tracks. If marvels bounce off pads with more force than they initially had as you proved, then getting the speed you want is easy just keep bouncing them back and forth. The distance between the pads on that restrained track should allow it to stabilize between bounces. Would like to see you use this map create a loop reaching to all he edges of this map.A particle accelerator of sorts. More points if you spin it inwards with progressively smaller loops.

[@shanemartin5135]

Scrapman forgot you could change the gravity to 0.1 so there is less friction thus making the marble faster

[@theannoyingbanana8730]

U should have done the counts laugh at every meter

[@rampagingapple3052]

17:07 Watermelon man just like smacks the camera lol

[@Chris-ok4zo]

I would like to see this, but as a spiral. And what would happen if, on both ends, there's a bouncepad. Would it be like in Portal or Sonic the Hedgehog where you just gain speed forever.

[@zajirayman1729]

put another jump pad at the other end let's see if the marble gets banished to the place where time does not makes any sense

[@thesteamengineer442]

the marbles did a self destruct.

[@TristanTradgedy]

Just FYI, terminal velocity does not apply to objects that have force applied to them other then gravity. Terminal velocity is the maximum speed a falling object can obtain due to gravity.

[@jennifernichols4953]

It makes me remember a game

[@FunctionA]

fun fact: you would need 100,000,000 marbles to make a single layer of marbles across the whole map

[@mineblastersfiebig853]

You should try to make them go the speed of sound with the bounce pads

[@dieterstevens8070]

you can use the follow camera for a more accurate timing

[@madrikoch155]

Scrapman just stack the speed boosts on one boost then you don't need to copy-paste them all every time you want to build another track

[@theedgyhighschoolkid1328]

I am once again requesting a 4 player Beyblade battle with a twist, this twist being that every part (except the tip, tip gimmicks are optional) requires a gimmick, like bumper blades, a free spinning ring a tip that spins in the opposite direction of the top (could be useful for attack and defence) it doesn’t even require something technical, it could be an extra thick attack ring or the attack ring has a ton of blades, or the tip is uneven, making the Beyblade intentionally jump around the arena, resulting in better Arial attack, it could be anything that works