Slippery Cloth Made Of Ice 🧊 & More Soft Body Physics Experiments

Soft Body Physics in Scrap Mechanic! 😏 Body is so soft!
Super Heavy Blocks, Lightweight, Bouncy, Low-Friction, etc
We're doing all kinds of tests to see what it's like
Got any suggestions for another soft body test? 🤔
Steam Workshop Links:
Camera Control Ice Cloth: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
Flex Sheet Small: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
Flex Sheet Big: steamcommunity.com/sharedfile...
In fact you can just search "Jello" and find a LOT of stuff just like it
"Soft Body" might be another good search for this kinda stuff
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0:00 Intro
0:22 How To Soft Body
1:00 Getting Started
1:20 Wave Test
1:43 More Intro
2:14 Camera Control Ice Sled
2:48 Camera Control Ice Cloth
5:24 Rope Test
8:43 Hammock Test
13:31 Super Heavy Cloth
15:35 Ridiculously Heavy Cloth
17:30 Super Light Cloth
21:22 Flubber Cloth (Bouncy Blocks)
22:48 No Friction Flubber Cloth
24:55 I'm In A Floppy Pink Taco
25:31 Cloth Made Of Balls (Sphere Collision)
26:28 Can You Make Pizza?
28:43 What Did We Learn Today?
30:48 Outro

[@dompan9169]

Try a version made out of wings. Would be interesting to see how it will behave when being dropped. And maybe a version with pipes and invisible bearings for a net.

[@nikkiofthevalley]

It would work like a sail, essentially. Well, if the physics were accurate to real life, and we all know that SM physics are not that.

[@halen5150]

I had that idea to. I was thinking it could be a good parachute?

[@a_plant-_-]

I tested it and it just floats around. I dropped a block to check if the no gravity part bugged, but it fell like normal.

[@DigitalJedi]

I was wondering how a net or a sheet with larger "chunks" would be. Like, what if it was flexible in 3x3 squares, or if there were openings in the sheet.

[@strff3126]

4:05 "let me tell ya that's life, thats life right there, you hit a rock and you turn into a pringle."

[@sairadinnmichaelis]

I wonder what happens if you spin the sheets. I'm thinking a centered spin point, off center, and very edge. Thrusters, engines, and controllers could be fun tests.

[@ihavenoideadanny]

10:20 do this again but the sheet is no-friction and a hole in the middle now you have a floppy marble funnel

[@SpicyChips_]

You should try and do different tests with the flex ice sheet, like the steepest incline it can climb, with thruster of course.

[@gri150]

This video does bless my eyes

[@ShadowSentry211]

the purple flubber one looks almost organic kinda like a flopping fish

[@ronnoc245]

I was thinking you should try this with plus shaped pipe pieces instead

[@saaia5877]

Durf: walks under the flubber sheet The sheet: n o Durf: •-•

[@zerosumgame5700]

Wonderful video, really enjoyed the slappy physics on the no-friction blocks

[@bunny6820]

When you try to make a hammock and you accidentally ascend into the fourth dimension

[@loislois1003]

cool video, try using the clear command when creations are too "heavy" to avoid lag, or crashing.

[@xEclipse56x]

8:50 Hahaha Laplace’s equation goes brrrrrrrrr

[@jjacobs321]

physics constraints are solved pair-by-pair, which is probably why you saw that grouping, it does very few iterations at physics level "Simple 1" so the alternating pairs aren't as resolved (hence the "gap" between pairs

[@carlcoyoteleg7444]

I used to watch you play this and I was trying to find this channel for 4 years. Brings back memories of the good old days.

[@hoovyonlifesupport1129]

this has got to be the coolest thing i have ever seen in scrap mechanic!!

[@owenkegg5608]

Tested a soft body cube. Haunting things happened.

[@mixer0014]

Scientists (Zhejiang University in Hangzhou, China) have recently created flexible ice irl. Might want to look it up.

[@Durf]

That's actually really cool! Ice "noodles" that bend? And transmit light? Idk if I found the same stuff online but either way; I didn't know flexible ice was a thing! Man, the world we live in! 😮

[@mixer0014]

@@Durf Yup, ice noodles are the thing I was talking about. If you search „phase diagram of water” you will see, that there are actually around 15 different types of ice, each with different structure. Type VII ice can withstand temperatures as high as 400C and exists under extreme pressures only, and that’s just one of them.

[@blacktownshadow1325]

Imagine this being the first SM video you've ever seen...

[@StevesMakerspace]

My fav was the no friction flubber. Really fun stuff!

[@T1k3mys0n]

3:49 magic carpet moment

[@cubicalspy]

8:42 That laugh. 😭

[@Music7Ada]

19:35 I think this has something to do with more mass meaning more inertia

[@Spexx368]

5:55 when you move a picture on microsoft word 0.0001 centimeters

[@MrGaleor]

The amount of beef needed for his PC to even attempt to run this.

[@lavaleopard2961]

Hammock! Build a hammock man!

[@Rocker-1234]

the hitboxes on all scrap mechanic items are the same as normal blocks from memory, which i think would explain why the spheres didnt act different

[@That_Kid_With_no_submribers]

Try making a flexible bouncy anti-friction camera controlled vehicle

[@sethcushman5454]

Maybe if you did the sled, but added gimbal thrusters in the corners, you could make a flying carpet.

[@firepaca2626]

me: *watches this * my pc: "don't even think about it"

[@AWBO.]

I like how this is the first video I have ever seen with an emoji in its title.

[@Zgosc]

Do a boincy castle with those!!!

[@rjgameish1808]

Congrats on 45k! 🎉

[@Zedryx69]

Wow, we can make clothes for our giant mech suits.

[@rupertlongfellow1388]

Fun video! Don't forget about the /clear command!

[@TminusDoom]

Missed opportunity to make the frictionless bouncy blocks in the shape of a fish.

[@bengineer8]

The pink flubber was like looking at some lifeform.

[@fatduckdays208]

This should be added because it could result in so many more builds and you done have to worry about getting stuck on rocks since it bends

[@user-_69]

0:41 That floppiness reminds me of something

[@samcooke7924]

You should make a bouncy castle out of the super light weight blocks and pistons

[@Mobliz]

24:30 if you made this in the shape of a fish, it would look like a fish out of water lol

[@clxudzYT]

10:43 - *_*Me, every time I play Scrap Mechanic…*_*

[@solararmor3961]

"MOM, MY SHEETS TURNING INTO A 4TH DIMENSIONAL BEING"

[@claudiopaone7369]

you should see a creation that o published on the workshop, in the soft-body theme "real destructible car"

[@mixup2216]

1:40 the frequency of the piston is much higher than the natural frequency of the sheet so the waves aren’t able to build in amplitude

[@realitysmistake8430]

Do a mix of super heavy and super light

[@noahbatiz9658]

About to do this on my laptop

[@cablecar3683]

You should make a plane where the fuselage is made of flexible blocks.

[@OpRidder4920]

Make a rope bridge between two hills or mountains and railings

[@saipranavpalla1467]

4:12 EVERY FRICKING TIME

[@warmcanadain7649]

So durf is just casually playing scrap mechanic on a nasa computer?

[@Rev_Erser]

The 2 corner bending is simply just a property of all fabrics. If something starts out with 0 curvature and you give it positive curvature in one direction the curvature in the other direction will stay 0.

[@Rev_Erser]

This is why we eat pizza the way we do.

[@ouberfox5898]

The frictionless flubber is like a creature

[@ATeaGod]

What mod r u using for the blocks

[@happyhippoeaters4261]

Most games require more physics to make soft body. Scrap mechanic taking notes: "games require less physics for soft body"

[@treecutter6060]

27:42the Italian hand is getting angry

[@Kairinkai]

19:35 how earthquakes are simulated in scrap mechanic

[@anabrum9351]

Make a soft body air plane!

[@waterfrogman]

Make a jelly fish with soft body physics using the ultra flubber

[@lyubomyrlohin6843]

Do a low-friction block version to compare it to the ice block carpet

[@BelldofersMatlack]

Someone with a super computer should try this

[@_miobrot_603]

19:03 that was a very wholesome wheeze.

[@GhostFuture2000]

you could maybe create some kind of farmbot capturing net/ trap with it.

[@Olovo_Gamer]

20:06 Oh No Our Table!

[@floris2872]

You could also the clearall command to delete the blocks

[@-aid4084]

when cleaning up you should have the clear everything mod which has a block that erases everything when you use it.

[@inotsmarty5700]

me: tries this on my computer my computer: 💣->💥

[@MozzyStik]

Could you try and make a small wave pool Like a row of pistons activating at the same time And maybe try surfing on it?🤔🤔🤔

[@deuterium_oxide7382]

make a hammock with all the materials separately, and then combined

[@TheCraze312]

sheesh ice sheets!

[@destroyerag_yt8716]

ama try to make the ocean and say hello to lag on the way and maybe fire too

[@sear9993]

Maybe if there was a block that collided with the ground, but not with other blocks, then you can make it out of that and it wouldn't lag as much.

[@diictodon2351]

i finaly subd bc the carpet car!

[@jabomacalua319]

When you try to lift something up with rope but accidentally travel to the 4th dimension, I hate it when that happens to me!

[@mission2858]

combine this with GWID stuff

[@rileybennett1703]

6:03 pov: when you accidentally make a 4-dimensional shape(edit: next time you do it again,try to put it on max physics)

[@Illogical.]

Make a sheet of ice with bounce ice along the edge and high friction blocks at the corners like concrete, but 5 times more friction and 5 times heavier. Then put the steering stuff in the middle. I haven't tested it. Experiment with multiple materials and make stuff more than just a single flat layer. Also turn the graphics way down.

[@null_data]

What did you use to edit your files? I see you were able to not only change the blocks, but they were modded blocks, and you could change the bearing colors.

[@Durf]

Just a text/code editor (Notepad can do it, but I used a code editor because I do coding too, make mods for this game, etc) I used 2 blueprints, if you noticed that other thing I saved which was just a few blocks of different types I opened both blueprints up to see their JSON code, which is just a list of blocks, positions, colors, etc So the blueprint with all the block types is just information for me to use, and I would copy the UUID for the different block types Then I would search & replace the UUIDs of the blocks in the "cloth" blueprint, to tell the blueprint it was made of another block type (you can call it "manually" editing blueprints) I also searched and replaced the color codes so it made sense when I spawned it in, otherwise it would be the same old color as before - this is why bearings changed color at all when they didn't have to, just a lazy "replace all" of that color with a new color) If you have never done any coding / modding before, this should still be very easy to do, and you don't need anything special for it Hopefully in the future there will be some better blueprint editors out there, but if it's just for something like this then doing a search and replace in notepad is still the easiest way to go

[@Illogical.]

It would be nice, if more games had more things, that completely change properties at the flick of a switch. There is of course lamps and things like that, but I mean stuff like cloch, that when activated, hardens. This example can be used to make a mold of a complex object very fast, or it can be used for grabbing thing, that have solid, non-malleable and complex shapes regardless of slipperyness. Another cool mechanism would be a block, that changes friction. It would also be nice, if games had more complex math like fx setting the friction to (altitude)×((playerdefined variable)^2). I am not talking about any game in particular. I just mean games in general. Mostly sandbox games with physics where these types of mechanisms fit. I know, there are games, that have some of these things.

[@christophertinker2227]

Practical use for pink flubber impact bracing for a hover craft / vehicle crash resist. Use for ultra heavy blocks needed tracion for small/large vehicles. Uses for lightweight block. Repeatable wings on air vehicles / lowering weight on large slow vehicles. these are decent uses but I'm sure somebody can come up with better.

[@mwpretorius7913]

I wonder what it would look like if you made a rubber band of the 0 friction bouncy block, It kinda reminds me of String theory.

[@giwrgosdavola74]

do the normal bouncy with the thruster

[@neb1025]

BOUNCY CASELE

[@gqinc1202]

I made a moving face in scrap mechanic out of the bearing fabric stuff

[@dutch_person6634]

You could make good tires out of this

[@randomdoesstuff9807]

the ice sheet with a thruster on it is a better offroader than anythiing that i have built

[@GuziecDzikaSwinia]

⭐satisfying ⭐

[@TheZiiFamily]

Haha “soft body” vr has full body, half body, now we got soft body

[@mmos3356]

Soft body cube

[@Psycorde]

Can you make a small cube?

[@ideaxgaming5647]

make a cube of it

[@m.e.w5738]

how many mods do you have?

[@nodo5233]

Build a big hydrolic press and try to fold it in half

[@MergeMechanic]

30:40 You cool yet? That stuffs' deadly.

[@HalfWolf2]

There is a similar thing in good called mesh cloth

[@tasteless_5915]

You know when you used the rope mod on the big flex sheet and it freaked out? I feel like this would be very affective against the big red farm bots as it killed them and contains the explosion they make.

[@kittyn5222]

Very useful to heal all the burned people from the fire while also not smashing their head -school nurse

[@Tekkouki_Mikazuki]

if it were real, it could be the perfect bulletproof vest. Because it's both strong and flexible

[@jebba2082]

It’s official he’s got a supercomputer