VAPORIZING PLANETS in Space Simulation Toolkit!

[@SpaceSimulationToolkit]

awesome! also, new Planet scene and several improved physics are almost ready for next release. I think it will be available in a few days

[@someasianweeb1660]

nice, still have to experiment with cde_heat for the engine but hopefully it or one of the new physics things helps.

[@IradiatedCat]

Can you add a mode that speeds up time? Increasing timestamp changes things

[@asgore_dreemurr_goatboi]

Can you please make a IOS mode space sim

[@stuartfoster2337]

​@@asgore_dreemurr_goatboi "sir, what would like to cook your steak on?" you: "M Y I O S ."

[@party4lifedude]

Nice! Can't wait

[@charmich]

You were asking if the core inversion was caused by the metal impact, but as you can see at 3:10, the core is travelling upwards before you fired the projectile and that is where at 4:02 that the inversion originated. Thank you for coming to my TED talk

[@charmich]

nvm just watched further in the video lmao

[@keionjg9627]

@@charmichyou were right, I’m assuming it’s because he changed the max velocity of particles. Ever since then the core slowly started bubbling out. It was already erupting before the projectile hit.

[@jossypoo]

I think it was caused by the force of the prior 'small' impact still radiating through the core.

[@spaceengineeringempire4086]

@@jossypooprobably caused by it then before the waves passed he altered physics

[@pathecat_]

It looks like the impact did anger it more

[@sebbes333]

19:57 *YESSS!!!* Finally! :D I have wanted to see this spray thing happening a long time now :D

[@user-tq3cn9ct2e]

It seems like when small particles go very fast they act like gamma rays and neutrinos, sometimes even in a particle group like that they act like a supernova and obliterate everything in its way

[@keionjg9627]

They definitely do that. Idk what exactly causes it but sometimes things heat up exponentially and instantly liquify or vaporize whatever comes in contact with it. It isn’t speed alone, but the friction caused by said speed making things break in the simulation. You can test this yourself by setting gravity super high and turning up heat caused by friction.

[@typryor2227]

Asteroid: “I’m gonna hit this planet so hard, it’ll turn inside-out!” Planet: “Way ahead of you.”

[@ItsSturdyingTime]

this is the kinda stuff i was worried about when i was like 5

[@eriknelson2205]

same

[@KhomotsoKomane]

Same thing

[@Nishye501]

Quick reminder: critical mass isn’t only applicable to nuclear, it’s just the size of something where something else happens

[@SimplisticSnow]

the intros change everytime, it's amazing

[@SnowGaming...]

im so hot

[@GP22855]

​@@SnowGaming... No

[@SnowGaming...]

@@GP22855 my comment has 9 likes doe

[@i_asked00]

It has 1 ​@@SnowGaming...

[@SnowGaming...]

@@i_asked00 no, my other account is simplisticsnow lol

[@Obamahandler]

It's pulsing like a heartbeat 16:04

[@keionjg9627]

There’s a point in the game where things break in terms of calculating heat. This is easily done by generating heat via friction or high amounts of pressure. The temperature of these particles are so high that they instantly liquify/vaporize huge chunks of other particles in this slideshow like manner and turning into an almost Greyish white instead of just pure white color when zoomed in. At that point, NO (or only a very high) amount of mass can absorb the heat because it’s in the millions in terms of heat energy per particle. The weirdest thing is you can make “solid steam” by dropping ice on this stuff. The steam forms solid chunks rather than individual particles.

[@sciencer5694]

Make tectonic plates but without cheating ( no anti gravity, no sun as a core, and the collision heat and node gravity turned on )

[@AstroSamDev]

Spike: I mean, i thought it would be worse Meanwhile, the zero survivors:

[@enderwiggins8977]

10:50 this is what Frieza did on Namek

[@notmarisingis]

21:51 average planet without magnetic field through a solar storm expirence

[@Incetarum]

suggestion, make a planet collapse under its own weight with rock, sand, metal, and dirt with the new update. then just watch it

[@notmarisingis]

try to add an atmosphere and see how the collisions affect then

[@RichD1]

We need a video with a solar system in this game

[@MhoonSke]

I'll planet BUST

[@simeondijksma5959]

Me too fam

[@Ham_Sandwich143]

Busting

[@Gibirufish]

i do that all the time

[@KPenKPen-sx5wg]

Same

[@HolyCow582]

I *love* to *bust* my *magma* .

[@Isaiah_Robotics]

3:50 the lava actually started to breach the mantle befor the hit,and it landed right in the tectonic plates movement.

[@sebbes333]

23:03 The planets lava has formed a 💀 (white glowing eyes) :D

[@Berilaco]

Can you try realistic armor tests with different types of shells and different types of armor And also composit armor

[@oomg-ct6do]

Great content spike I wish you good luck on getting 200k subs!

[@shivanisehgal6072]

7:47 basically if the ball reaches the core the power of the core increases and the planet and it eats itself -it has to be at a certain speed to do this -has to be a certain size -after said size limit has been reached from there the more size=the more speed the planet eats itself at

[@RatShowground]

“-you would need shockwaves to finish the job because if that guy had shockwaves are railing me like that from behi-“

[@jossypoo]

The sun going supercritical was NOT where I expected this video to go.

[@slycooper1001]

prompt critical you mean?

[@bathwaterDrinker-n3i]

please do more on the biology part of the simulation

[@ElectronGamingiscool]

8:09 I swear there is gonna be one dude like “OH UH I COULD SURVIVE THAT EASILY, PSHHH SO EASY”

[@AdrianneDickenson]

Make a thin rail gun bullet and see if it can go all the way through

[@cloudzero2049]

One thing I did recently was take a single particle and turn it into plasm and have it hit a planet. Its was pretty cool. I'm learning about star evolution right now in college, it would be cool if we could simulate element fusion in SST someday :)

[@keyeguryanov2744]

It would be really cool if spike would see if a planet could stabilize after an impact shower like the one at the end of the video

[@Useless_Science]

The massive heat co ing from the one at 8:14 is not form the collision. But another system that has existed for a long time, not sure what it does, but when atoms are super compressed. They generate tons of heat. So much that it's likely max heat and atom can have. Thus, easily melts everything near and far.

[@r6offoxtrot]

@Spike Viper , For a better gun, Make the casing (metal), then fill part of the casing with air (turn down the c distance), form the bullet and place it on top. make sure ur paused until you want to launch (kudos to this guy, forgot his name but he made a bomb in sst)

[@walorianfederation666]

The one where the core made the planet shrink is what happened to mercury I think

[@tjant13]

try making a square planet with multiple gravity objects!

[@cool_space1]

Space Never Gets Old!

[@OptiNihle]

*IDEA* : Make a planet and make some of it metal, then put a magnet in the center and slowly make it more repulsive! You could put metal large metal plates deep inside, so when you turn the magnet on, it causes those plates to be pushed out, *tearing apart the planet from the inside* ! *Note* : The metal may tear apart, so if that happens you should probably adjust the settings to make it more durable.

[@danielvogler4033]

8:40 “it’s very warm.” 😂 Yeah, some would even call it hot.

[@How2Bboss]

You should give the planets an atmosphere so you can see the shockwave produced by impacts. you may have to edit the air properties so its more strongly affected by gravity

[@Bossman50.]

Spike viper never fails to bust a juicy magnet into our cores

[@dantecapodieci5753]

Man accidentally created the Adventure Time planet for a moment

[@sebbes333]

*@Spike Viper* 24:00 Keep running the simulation for some hours, until the conditions stabilize again, and see what kind of planet becomes of this, when it "grows up" again :D

[@Gavin_Gladiator975]

He too impationt for that

[@Myloxboxn]

I was in powder toy and i was making a waterfall but it made erosion.I used rock and water to make it

[@studiograham]

I want to see a time lapse of what the planet eventually does after being destroyed

[@kinexxona06]

The planet looks like being alive, breathing

[@Thatchannel69]

In the start, when the core inverts, you can see the lava surfacing for about a minute and it reaching the surface when the projectile didn't hit yet

[@iknowurrobloxpassword1973]

I love seeing you figure out these games and not just knowing 100% of them

[@rojnx9]

This series of destroying planets has really made me appreciate how stable the earth's core is so that it doesn't invert in on itself and kill all life.

[@TK-657]

This game just fascinates me with it's amazing system It seems like nearly anything in real life is possible here It's already nearly perfect If there would be 1 thing I would ask of this game It would be descriptions I have no idea what some stuff supposed to be lol.

[@maxbennett5412]

Simulating the aerodynamics of a planet.

[@Jeremy-ds8ei]

You turned the planet into a eye ball freak

[@ΔΔΙΓ]

core offset to the down left because spike viper on this side

[@GoodNameToRead]

Different planet types colliding to see the end result, ie : water planet hits plant or desert planet and see what the end planet looks like. Thanks for the content!

[@shipsun]

SpikeViper, you have proof that the bullet didn't cause the core eruption/inversion, because you didn't notice the eruption at 3:47.

[@brothisgoofyahh]

3:47 the core did invert before the asteroid hit.

[@earth70s123]

7:33 my body when i eat a Carolina Reaper

[@Jeremy-ds8ei]

15:48-16:00 my insides after drinking coffe:

[@SadhanAiyaaz]

Make a planet and a planet collide with the same size

[@maxsanby9974]

Choppy spinning spike makes the intro even better! Not as good as streched skike though!

[@therealjoshiewoshie]

Finally he weaponized and utilized asteroid weaponry!

[@tomejkol1]

add atmosphere to simulate pressure waves on impact

[@riansteward5163]

4:31 It's hell!

[@ZER677]

Now we wait for Spike to make A nuclear Bomb in SST (space simulation toolkit)

[@ElectronGamingiscool]

7:36 Wanna know why it turned that shade of blue? It is because that is the color of infinite temperature. That is the only color that heat can be after it reaches higher that many billions of degrees. That much heat caused ALL OF EARTH TO MELT and form into a liquid planet 😊

[@sergiogd7418]

is it possible to make a gas planet or a water planet? and what happens if you shoot a proyectile at it

[@blank-na-null]

22:10 Eye moment

[@blank-na-null]

21:19 Real “meteor shower”.

[@Konoctirepublicshorts]

15:45. Wait, it’s all California? Always has been. As someone from California I feel obligated to make this joke

[@lolkid6018]

Try making a singularity using the each particle has its own gravity thing or have a star heat a planet with the new heat mechanics instead of using the node sun thing

[@anoobwithnolifesed]

me after Spike's snaps get crispier every time I click on a new video:

[@Ham10285]

For the next video you should fire one particle super fast

[@RubenJunior-xc8qp]

WE NEED PLANETS COLIDING

[@Joeseanag24]

What if you try 2 magnets up and down for the railgun, maybe it'll fix the destroying your bullets issue I dub it, Railgun 2: Electric Magnitude.

[@blesciousbernabe1670]

The Planet Busters be like:

[@haydenrobbie7368]

idea make a stable planet with a metal core then eject the core using the magnet... what happens to the planet without it's metal core?... is it able to become stabel once more?... what happens if you then either delete the magnet or invert it?...

[@kenzomatsui10event]

we re getting more and more realistic, NOW WITH METEOR SHOWER i loked it so badl so good, i wish that was on demo, i dont have c a s h

[@ButterFingerMan69]

WAIT I HAVE AN IDEA instead of push the metal things pull them I tried it and it works ten times better I swear

[@ZayuPlays2]

Make an atmosphere for the planet

[@NovaEngineer69]

12:00 anyone else see those streaks going across the water? is it just me, or does it look like radiation?

[@badpiggies988]

7:31 This would have grave consequences for its economy

[@andromonite506]

You should try to make a moon again but this time with the cde_heat this will make it more fluid and the moon will transform back into stone. I almost succeeded, but because of my 3050, I was limited by the number of particles which made the moon ugly.

[@scardthegamer2194]

god used mettle beam [it was super effective]

[@ImmortalAbsol]

20:12 attack of the wifi

[@ryanmapping7944]

Make a supernova that oblilerates a planet

[@Gavin_Gladiator975]

Please stop deleting things so quickly

[@bogo1mike]

The sound 3:24

[@JackJonathan-cl5ii]

The time Earth went to a planetary supernova stage 7:34

[@Un1t3dstates]

I laughed the first second of the vid Like bro the intro💀

[@aksathraja5422]

Anti-planet busters and Anti-planet busting enjoyers association,Now hireing to stop Spike Viper from abusing planet rights!! (Lol)

[@krys87h_11q]

the magnet do it

[@Oganessonproductions]

It’s planet or bust!

[@hotdog-t9x]

an hot dog you will

[@BedrRedstone]

Ok bro what settings are you using for lava. Cuz those are not the normal lava settings

[@Solar_system1513]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS

[@bumblebeangiangiulio6951]

Can you make it thinner and longer, it would work like an apfsds wich it has great penetration

[@rastaboy_gamesnstuff7778]

What happens if theres another attracting magent on the other side?😅

[@SadhanAiyaaz]

Make a hole solar system

[@Carson-z5w]

Molten planet Spikeviper, oops

[@promocode3176]

Hey, whats your simulation and material settings? Wanna try to make planet too, but i don't know what settings to use

[@simeondijksma5959]

Love this game

[@Psiikix]

Anyone got some settings tips to make the planet convective like his is? Everything I do has the planet heating up everything BUT the core....