I Built Your Weird Drawings In Scrap Mechanic [YDIB 25]

[@iceboundglaceon]

28:30 you need to divide the object into child/ parent objects using bearings or pistons. the buoyancy force is placed on the center of the object instead of the edges. the game is setup this way to reduce lag and calculation points. if you separate them using bearings/ pistons they're calculated separately.

[@CompoundBoy]

Yes. tried to separate the buble blocks ingame and it spun forever. Not very fast. but it did spin, edit: by separate I mean ading a bearing between bubleblock and frame

[@pularis1629]

Also he didn’t put it fully in the water. When it’s flat, you can see part of bubble block poking out. Therefore, when spun, it’s not properly submerged.

[@angluneenon]

actually i think the reason that it doesn't work is the game checks if the creation is water, and if so, it does the buoyancy maths on the whole creation. but i do agree with the rest of what you said.

[@gastervb]

Actually they probably changed that and now this don't have to be separated. I was testing that before and that works like you said. Now when i tested it seems like it is working but still when separated lifting part have much more impact.

[@DrgnZip]

That's what I was thinking. It looked like the game was treating the thing as if it were entirely underwater, instead of only half.

[@luna010]

16:00 since the pistons are at a 45 deg angle, the actual vertical height of the piston ends up being 15/√ ͞2≈10.61 blocks. If you consider the length of the extension (min length is 1, so 14 blocks), you get 14/√ ͞2 =7√ ͞2≈9.90 blocks, which is even closer to 10 blocks. By being creative and attempting to stray from the path,you have ironically ended up following the path in the mathematically optimal way.

[@Greenphantom301]

the game seems to works by calculating the buoyancy on the full object on the bearing, if u put the bubble or woodblocks on bearings themselves so they are seperate objects it does work

[@Nevir202]

That's a fascinating quirk

[@projectdeveloper9311]

I think painting them also works, because SM them has to consider them blocks with another property therefore another block, but I don't remember that well

[@unusualfabrication9937]

This

[@ThePhonax]

This is incorrect. The game calculates buoyancy by shapes. A shape is anything singular from the parts category or really anything you can place, or stretches of block that are the same material and color. This is why if you have a 16x16 square of wood, the buoyancy will be calculated at the center of that and it will be able to rotate any direction, but as soon as you put one block of a different material on each corner, or paint each corner block of wood a different color, the square will self stabilize in the water. Just a lil SM physics lesson for y’all

[@ThePhonax]

@@Nevir202it’s wrong. See my comment.

[@TupperGamer_90]

I just like how Scrapman added more funny references and edits to his videos now

[@GoldenTlhogi]

Yay

[@the_guy_without_a_creative1808]

Liking and replying so the thanks for 0 subs and likes guy ain't the top comment

[@Tanari-alsotanari]

They've been planning this for a while.

[@ThePhonax]

Was never gone

[@internalmegat]

Billy isn't even the editor anymore, he talked about it in the passed. It's a different editor.

[@Hadeks_Marow]

IDEA: You should do a YDIB where at the end of the video, you need to take all the ideas from the submissions you did in that video, and come up with your own creation that uses all of the ideas. Example: The square-to-circle can be the car wheels. Square mode is the breaks. The gun can be the front of the car, ect. You get the idea.

[@ThePhonax]

No 🗿

[@theunnkown9857]

Etc not ect 🤓

[@Hadeks_Marow]

@@theunnkown9857 God damnet, you created a new pet peve for me, thank you. I never knew >.

[@Dude-48]

Damnit*, peeve*

[@Music7Ada]

The buoyancy-powered wheel should also theoretically work in real-life based on my current knowledge of physics. The basic waterwheel uses practically the same principles. The problems come in somehow containing the water AND allowing the wheel to go in and out of it. Also, since less dense things float, the force it would create wouldn't be much. I'd love for someone to correct me if I'm wrong, though.

[@aidil5267]

I'm not sure how many editors scrapman has but this editor is actually so good! The sound effects are hilarious, very cool references and neat ui especially at 7:13 and 12:27 . kudos to scrapman and his team

[@golden.raja_]

i love this editor, only thing is that he should use scrapman's old music, when he used to edit on his own

[@omarmahin1337]

I think it's just one editor

[@Mounteverest_]

​@@golden.raja_Scrapman's editor is so good,but i do miss scrapman's self edits with the royalty free music was the golden times

[@garlicbreadstick404]

​@@Mounteverest_ Yeah but him creating and editing his own videos on the daily made KZbin a full time job In the last assumption video he did mention that he's able to spend more time with his family and is overall happier to have an editor

[@ThePhonax]

The two editors are scrapman and the one he’s hired

[@YonathanAryandaWijaya]

Something wrong about this gatling gun. A gatling gun only shoots one bullet at a time. Usually it's only the barrel on the top middle position. Because it rotates, the reload process can be faster, so that increases the rate of fire, not the bullet count each time you shoot.

[@TweakinOnColeslaw]

Dude I am so glad I just rediscovered this man’s channel… I used to love these! That’s all I want to say, thanks for reading.

[@GummieI]

Also for the water/gravity wheel thing... and talking about if it works in real life... well good luck finding a place where you have a water wall like that without a solid material stopping it ;) That would be the part that would be violating physics more than the wheel itself. I actually feel like it might work if you somehow found a place with such condition IRL

[@ThatCake]

I think the reason that megan stopped so fast is that the inertia of the inner spinners and outer spinner canceled out

[@cappyantonio1367]

Scrap man:Look how slow they’re going. Meanwhile the spud guns: *Plane sound* 4:09

[@Free_Palestine7040]

Literally was about to comment this 😂😂😂😂

[@sokol1235]

EDITOR be Cooking nice beats at 16:07

[@Sleeping.Nebula]

Yes

[@arrogantbandit1]

MM Survive The Megan? max amount of blocks, see who gets the furthest. Maybe with evolution?

[@kashyaptandel4678]

+1

[@goofy6942-fe9vw]

nice idea bro!

[@bjrnfrederiksson2505]

I hope the Editor is being payed good because, hes doing such an amazing job and its hilarious 😂😂 And the honourable mentioned is actually (i think) a Scrap Mechanic version of "Kids next door, tv show" base/treehouse.

[@the--sunglasses--guy]

I haven't watched ScrapMan for a long time. The nostalgia is real.

[@xiphido]

29:19 Maybe the calculations for buoyancy are done for the whole creation/part that is in the water? When you pulled blocks off, that's what made sense to me. The part you pulled off was no longer trying to calculate for buoyancy, and so the most buoyant part was the side with more blocks? Interesting concept though.

[@skmgeek]

just tested this in-game by putting the wood blocks on bearings and it works perfectly :3

[@alexeypavlov8845]

@scrapman, you may built last thing wrong twice. It wasn't deep enough on the second attempt. There must be more room underwater for buoyant block to reach it's highest point. In the video, it seems that the water covers the build only up to it's perpendicular position

[@greybeard5123]

I think replacing the pipes with more bubble blocks would also help.

[@Doomblud]

Nah, the way buoyancy is programmed just doesn't allow for it to work.

[@buckduane1991]

“Jupiter” was the Central Pacific Railroad locomotive present at Golden Spike Driving for the First Transcontinental Railroad Ceremony on May 10, 1869 at Promontory Summit in Utah, USA. It has sadly long since been scrapped. It’s sister locomotive was sold to the Nevada Northern and became #1, with only the original handrails now still existing… but are to become part of an all new replica locomotive built from the ground up. A replica of the Jupiter runs yearly at Promontory, built by the same guy who built the Disneyland locomotives and is modeled from the Virginia & Truckee’s “Inyo” locomotive, which runs at the Carson City, NV museum. In Las Vegas where you live Scrapman (and where I grew up) you have the Eureka & Palisade #4 “Eureka”, which is a narrow gauge (3’ wide track) version of the 4-4-0 like the Jupiter. Union Pacific was represented by the 119 at Promontory, which was also long since scrapped. But again, a replica now runs there.

[@serpentinious7745]

Martian: "We worked ourselves to extinction converting our planet into a spaceship." Zim: "Why?" Martian: "Because it's cool." Scrapman: "Yes"

[@royalphrog]

Thank you scrapman for using my idea, ill be sure to make more on the next ydib!!

[@jaspermooren5883]

This would actually work in real life, the problem is not the system, it's the premise: having a wall of water that just ends and is air on the other side. That's not possible obviously, the water would flow to the right and cause the water level to be perendicular to gravity, at which point it wouldn't be perpetual motion machine anymore.

[@Vinraymi]

thanks for featuring my MEGA-GUN! when I clicked on the video the last thing I expected was hearing my Discord name in the first 20 seconds LOL

[@CUBES__]

Megan

[@dfwolves6522]

I would love to see an episode where you spend the entire time building the planetoid base from the end, it would be really cool to watch it come together and maybe see your creative process as you build it!

[@GummieI]

I would honesntly love seeing a full video or whatever it would take you, making just that drawing from Scarlet, you show at the end of this. It really does look amazing

[@flummy1692]

It’s been so long since I’ve seen a YDIB, amazing memories

[@CranjusMcBasketball-e1q]

This is my favorite series bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MirkoCrafter]

The first build and ScrapMan completely missed the point of a gatling gun :D In real life, a gun barrel heats up due to the friction of the bullets, which means that each gun barrel needs a little time to cool down in-between each shot. To maintain a high firerate, while giving each barrel some time to cool down, they are arranged circularly and spinning around a central axis. However only the "top" barrel is actually shooting. Otherwise you wouldnt give them time to cool down AND wouldnt hit where you are aiming most of the time. The same idea applies in scrap mechanic since each spud-gun has a cooldown inbetween shooting. The spinning is not just done, because it looks cool ;P

[@mojoudzendeh1531]

I don't laugh much often but the megun joke made me giggle 😂. Nice job scrapman.

[@K0wp3R]

fairly sure SM physics applies boyancy to a whole chunk : if part of the wheel is in the water, all the wheel has boyancy. so if you separate the wheel into bits (i.e. put bearings everywhere to make the blocks into distinct parts of the wheel), it will only apply boyancy to the part of the wheel that's in the water, and allow you to violate physics

[@country_roller]

For the infinite power generator maybe try to make it like wood-bubble block-wood-bubble block

[@TheKingreiko]

The meme made me laugh, nice job Editor and Scrap.

[@CallMe_Kaioh]

Anyone gonna talk about the fact Scrap Man became the flash at 7:13 when bro typed faster then me running away from the IRS.

[@sfsasteroid1]

I love this series

[@chettiarsirusraj9501]

Scrapman, you can fix the last creation by replacing two bubble blocks with two wood blocks in parallel to each other and having them be extended one block out from the original spot. Like how a real-world water wheel functions with water flowing on through it.

[@tigui128]

You clearly have to do a full episode of you building the Planetoid base on your crashlander world. It would be so great!!

[@LegendaryYtx]

Yayyy finally new YDIB please keep it going

[@domi-no1826]

matty would def approve

[@Stuck_Farmer]

Scrapman was also credited with adding the seat to the Alien device blueprint humans received in the film Contact. Lol. If you haven't seen it yet go look. It had, shall we say "Similar" consequences as adding 5 blocks to piston lengths from a blueprint received in discord.

[@pickle879]

best scrap mechanic series ever

[@nightswitchmusic]

the UI reference is amazing

[@vibaj16]

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[@nightswitchmusic]

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[@vibaj16]

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[@nightswitchmusic]

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[@vibaj16]

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[@GreenLeef-Tea]

YDIB! Ah, i love these

[@abdullahafraheemkhan858]

and thanks for another YDIB video and I encourage you to continue it

[@bobjoeferson5270]

After having watched this video, I had an idea. How about for a future survival series, an "Under Tile" style of play. Just a thought. Great videos ScapMan. Can't wait to see more.😊

[@thomasmclean9406]

YDIB! Welcome back!

[@MarginallyAddicted]

Try the power wheel again but with bearings for each bubble block. Scrap mechanic calculates the buoyancy of an object as a whole, so even if only half of it was submerged it would calc it as the one piece (which is real by the way). Bearings are weird tho so maybe it would work?

[@AresEverett]

yeah it does. I tried. it. Plus I made it bigger and now spins like as if I wired a gas engine to it lol

[@Typicalrn10]

Props to all the artist. I am jealous of their skills

[@jakobmanton6889]

Omg yes, you are back to your old uploading time, lets go, no more late uploads

[@_imfriendly95_67]

it would be cool too see a YDIB where you try to put all the creations together into some sort of giant mech

[@cappyantonio1367]

The mega gun, the only unnecessary weapon considering that it’s too good but heavy 0:58

[@ioi88]

That wheel needs to be a MMM challenge with cars built with it. Lower the physics for even more fun!

[@-aid4084]

I think for the perpetual motion machine at the end needed to be bigger, and have more boyant blocks and no pipes. Pipes might be boyant in trailmakers but not really in scrap mechanic. It was being overcome by friction of the water.

[@AresEverett]

It works when you put the blocks on bearings. I tried it

[@XIER000]

Scrapman should try making maces with the power coupling

[@-user_redacted-]

0:37 I beg to differ. If you set the speeds just right you could make it so they all fire from the same position to theoretically make for a (slightly) more accurate gatling gun.

[@manguyduder9092]

30+ minute YDIB??? HELLL YEAH

[@toddabbott781]

You should double up the bearings on the left car so the legs do not splay out. I think for the Infinite Power one the location of the main part of the building or maybe the bearing determines which tile the build is considered to be in, so you can not have one build effected by 2 tiles at the same time.

[@IbrahimAlturk13]

Scrap man you messed it up you need to have half buoyancy, half weight😂

[@suikerstaafje7]

The generator needed 2 weightblocks i think, not wood or bubble blocks. The fast forwarding with the changing of the wheels on your car, was weirdly satisfying with the sounds. (The piston / pudgun car)

[@ApertureSciencePsycho]

In the car, you know that you can connect pistons to the controller to keep it in the same menu, right? ...right?

[@davidsiatatgaming]

The Willem Dafoe meme is from "At Eternity's Gate", a biopic in which he plays Van Gogh 28:50 the "infinite generator" thing probably doesn't work because if a corner of a creation is in water all of it is probably considered to be in water? that was its behaviour as you were replacing blocks on it

[@Fr3nchToast.]

Scrapman- do kitesurfing, either do it by yourself or have someone control plane. Dunno if it will work. But it should be the same as tug boats but cooler.

[@Phlarx]

11:13 you'll need all but 3 bearings to be controlled, basically making the structure a triangle, where the points are the unpowered bearings. Any more, and it would be equivalent to a square (or any quadrilateral) which is not structurally rigid.

[@Statenhiggins135]

I recently got scrap mechanical jars so I could make what you make amazing videos keep up the great work

[@itsitagn]

i just realized how fast scrapman types and it astonishes me

[@calebjardine7]

The tape bots are a lot more durable to crash damage then one would expect. You can crash in to them but often they only get destroyed after they caught in the wheel well.

[@limbomask4745]

YDIB should have a art segment at the end always

[@Handle_bigcheese]

YDIB is the goat series

[@ChickenNuggetsRGood_yummy]

HE ACTUALLY BROUGHT IT BACK!!!

[@LoPhatKao]

the perpetual motion device works if you add bearings between the pipes and the buoyant blocks just built one in creative, pretty cool concept doubt it has the torque to power a Crashlander generator though

[@rezadwikyprayogo]

I belive for the infinite Gen, if u put bearing on every bubble block it will work, bcs scrap mechanic calculate physic for each body, by putting bearing you have seperated body

[@vibaj16]

pretty sure it's already separated by the pipes

[@panzer_tank]

for some reason the way scrap pronounces "Gatling" sounds british yet American at the same time

[@astron800]

29:02 Maybe scrap mechanic determines if a build is in water via majority calculations. Most of the build is in water, so it thinks any part of the build below a set altitude is in water.

[@mindflayer5650]

Omg the 16:16 building montage Sound are a dope Base for ma być some hip hop

[@BeefIngot]

Scrap mechanic buoyancy is hars body based. Youd have to loosely connect the floating box for the infinite spinning to work. Its the same reason its hard to balance boats in this game.

[@vibaj16]

then why does using separate materials work in other cases? This is using separate blocks, so it should work if anything would work

[@BeefIngot]

@@vibaj16I think I could have been clearer. Its not about materials but bodies. If they are solidly connected, the game if I recall correctly just sees the center of mass as where the center of buoyancy is with no nuance. That being said you might be right... its been a while since I played tbh.

[@vibaj16]

@@BeefIngot different materials and even different paint colors separate the buoyancy calculations

[@No.Good.Nickname]

I think you could have timed the first build in a way so it shoots a constant beam of spuds, which would actually be a pretty cool built.

[@RyderFulton]

1:13- SCOTLA-

[@beirirangu]

Simple reason the water one would never work: Scrap Mechanic's water physics considers the CENTER of an creations when applying forces to them, so in order to have it turn the wheel it needs some way to consider the blocks different creations from each other... or separate them with bearings

[@skmgeek]

absolutely love the new editor! :3

[@4O4_notfound-m8g]

since you angle the pistons by 45 degrees you divide the elevation they give by the square root of two, almost making it 10 blocks elevation by extending 15

[@poomonyoutube1607]

Yooo the planetoid base has The Little Prince reference with the lamp mechanic!

[@_Ordinace_]

random fun fact: baby giraffes are actually able to walk less than an hour after they are born

[@SteffedPepper]

"I can walk less than an hour". Pffff.. nice brag, giraffe. So can I.

[@DarthZ01]

my guess is water has a massive slowing effect on momentum, which is completely overcoming whatever small force comes from the difference between gravity and bouancy. unless theres a larger difference, like with a missing block creating a dead space, with all sides equal the momentum effect simply prevents motion.

[@Daeomyn]

It was also built backwards, in the water block intead of being built in the normal block with just part of the wheel in the water. If it's built in the normal block with only part of the spinner in the water it would probably avoid the water friction slowing it down il

[@vibaj16]

@@Daeomyn what are you talking about? It's in both, like it's supposed to.

[@Daeomyn]

@@vibaj16 26:54 will show you. Looking at your screen, the structure was all built on the left, like it is in the drawing, but in the drawing, the water tile is on the right side. In your game, the water tile is on the right.

[@vibaj16]

@@Daeomyn That's just perspective and makes no difference...

[@Daeomyn]

@@vibaj16 in the picture the bearing is on the dry tile putting just under half the square in the water tile. In your build, the bearing was in the water because you built it backwards, with the water tile on your left instead of the right. Wish I had the game so I could go test it myself

[@JRDUDE2007]

Not making the spuds inlayed like a minigun is criminal

[@Uno6I]

the unnecessary inventions reference was nice

[@UlrichPretorius-rp1oi]

1h a go i love your content i have been watcing for like 3-4 years now

[@BrodyLindsey-n5d]

3:51 "I don't know why, just black seems the appropriate color for a gun." Wow ScrapMan, wow.

[@TheRealBlazingDiamond]

Me when my glock:

[@BrodyLindsey-n5d]

@@TheRealBlazingDiamond lol

[@cuber9320]

Props to the editor for the funny sound effects. 😂

[@afkman-rp8ns]

I was literally screaming "REMOVE THE BUBBLES! REMOVE THE BUBBLES!" at 29:12

[@LavaBoy37848]

THANK THE SCRAP LORD!!!

[@coolvin]

The Bot Laser 9000 makes me wonder what spleef would be like with super wide rows of spudguns

[@leannelow5788]

The reason it didn't work is because you did not put it low enough. When the blocks rotated, the block at its top was out of the water and as such created an immediate balance. If the contraption was a little deeper, so that the top block would still be under water it would theoretically work as intended.

[@calebjardine7]

You forgot that the game often calculates buoyancy as whole parts so if you wanted the water wheel to work the floating blocks need to be in a cage and disconnected.

[@theonetralewolf]

I love the YDIBs!

[@creativeguy4898]

If you put the bubble blocks on bearings they will count as not the same solid body so i think that might make the infinite power generator work.

[@johncage5368]

30:17 Awesome drawing!

[@Hattonz]

Would be cool to do a episode/series about FREE/infinate power generators!!

[@W0B0N]

YDib is back!

[@sillicon8227]

4:08 This made me laugh so hard, i don't even know why

[@doge_but_bread]

That kinda hits hard 16:07

[@garlicbreadstick404]

18:00 why didnt he just use a LIFT lol