Yogscast Glitches MegaCompilation

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[@lordcypher5889]

Love how Sips' reaction is always "Huh, guess that happened... Back to playing the game"

[@MrSpannners]

It always annoyed me how right Zylus thought he was when he gets hit by Lewis. On both pieces of footage you can see him get run into. And yet Zylus is just like, "nah, it's totally legit" I completely understand the Lewis salt in that clip.

[@thomasholt3697]

21:23 Tom and Simon got a first-hand glimpse at the inaccuracy of floating-point numbers. Basically, floating-point numbers cannot represent every possible value. Certain higher values cannot be represented, commonly leading to rendering and physics not working precisely at a great distance from the world center. Most designers anticipate this kind of error and set boundaries that are more meant more for themselves than the players but would normally prevent players from ever noticing that kind of thing. These kinds of floating-point inaccuracy errors appear everywhere, especially in large worlds and indy games. Most developers get around this by moving the world around the player and not the other way around. They also restrict the distance at which entities make use of floating-point operations. An example of this could be Minecraft. In this game, every chunk acts as its own world center for specific purposes.

[@ballinbalgruuf8198]

I have no idea what youre talking about but youre right.

[@AissurDrol]

That last paragraph is not entirely accurate. Minecraft does not do that. It uses 64-bit values (aka "doubles") so it has very high accuracy, but eventually you will start to get issues where it starts loosing bits at the small end of the number so it can have more for the large end. This is fairly easy to avoid, but usually not needed. Moving the world around the camera or the camera around the world is mathematically the same thing (you just negate the translation parts of the view matrix for the latter) and will have the same issues unless you break the world into separate chunks that don't use a global coordinate systems like they do in Minecraft.

[@ObliviousTrash]

It brings back much nostalgia knowing i watched most of these original videos when they came out back in the day.

[@jackcr2477]

Either that very last clip was a troll or the editor cut off one of the funniest moments in yogscast history from a compilation

[@yogsclips]

Oh no! Somthing must have went wrong because I did include the full clip...

[@TheSilverOrn]

@@yogsclips You know what this means, you must do a part two that begins with this in a "Last time on..." style intro and include things from twitch like Duncan running into the sea in PUBG after he dc'ed and etc.

[@effortlessproductions]

26:44 This whole clips was such a Sips moment, and I love it

[@DruidicVixen]

Just so everyone knows, Kerrigan? She is. The Queen of Blades.

[@CaptainForsyth]

Are you sure, I never hear her said it once.

[@KHRONIC357MAG]

love how when Tom saids something Barry does it "look in to distance BARRY LOOKS intensely off camera

[@NCXDKG]

0:00 lewis forgot to take his pills 1:03 It's been nearly 10 years and glitches still appear in this game 1:24 the statue lends a hand 1:44 car was utterly ripped apart 3:33 I dunno clip's too small 3:35 I've wondered how they got vehicles into the backrooms 3:50 pov: meat 4:21 moven't 4:08 teleport attack! 5:28 tom and simon 7:19 but the wheel continued on it's way 8:17 anyone's guess to what she's the queen of? 9:28 I think duncan's station is under attack 11:57 Death is weird 12:55 Totally accurate battle simulator 13:57 Now you're thinking with invisible portals and corpses 14:15 Zombie masters the way of noclipping 14:38 phantom fire 15:31 proper censorship 16:56 zing 17:06 you missed a spot 18:56 when values get to big rendering just breaks after some distance 21:51 dance baby, dance! 22:05 flame death 22:15 This could be historically accurate idk 23:18 when you fail to do 3:35 properly 24:12 a durable body 26:16 wait that actually worked? 27:44 s p e e e d 28:10 backrooms 101 29:07 they should've let lewis clear the car 30:22 emergency ejects 31:17 everyone's always talking about ghosts of people dogs and plants, but nobody talks about ghosts of things like walls! 32:03 can defeat bosses of extreme power but can't get passed a few rocks 32:56 I don't get it 33:37 nature documentary 34:05 tom pushes simon into the eather 34:59 The bucket nearly burst into tears 35:10 Who ever said that fish in Subnautica can't just float in the air as well? 37:07 Who ever said that the previous doesn't apply to other games? 37:32 chair 38:19 do a barrel roll! 39:17 lookin like a lock ness monster idk I don't play sea of thieves 40:00 how to NOT make grass 40:22 modern comedy without noise 40:49 I love it when physics break like this inside video games 43:20 ascension 43:47 BAD TOUCH! 44:18 we will come back to this 45:01 veckle 45:34 strobe lights are active 46:26 reminds me of skyrim glitches 47:25 over where? 48:20 almost there 49:03 join them 39:33 melons are useless 50:41 how to swim in concrete without entering the backrooms 51:13 vecl 51:46 a new sword trick 51:54 just a bit closer 52:30 NROOM! 52:56 Guess who never dies 53:37 but can a tow truck fix that? 54:05 even closer 54:34 vl 55:21 took you long enough! 56:27 arrow 56:44 here it comes...! 57:08 backrooms joke number 3547 57:50 Who ever said that fish were the only ones to float? 58:10 who you gonna call? 58:50 it's a good thing people in gmod have 4 arms 59:07 he groovin' 59:36 *THIS! this right here is my favorite clip of the yogscast glitching anything. NOTHING can top this for me. The other glitches in this particular game were just a buildup for this masterpiece of a glitch! You've saved the best for second last!* 1:01:03 anyways back to other weird position glitches

[@yogsclips]

Wow, thank you for this!

[@racer927]

19:42 Certified glitch classic; floating-point precision loss.

[@LeafseasonMagbag]

What about the time Duncan’s Player Unknown’s crashed, and his character just kept running forwards

[@TheSilverOrn]

Oh god he just walked into the sea

[@HighSlayerRalton]

Got a link?

[@willmiles7978]

In space, everyone can hear you repeating yourself.

[@hobanagerik]

04:21 “I’m boss! Back off!”

[@EETDUK]

I've had that "station under attack" bug. It's so stressful hearing that over and over while at war.

[@_Adobo]

God I miss trucking tuesday

[@TheSilverOrn]

Love this, so many memories

[@YTFangPL]

The best thing of 29:36 is that you can hear everyone else fall at the same time in the background

[@alexanderthegreat7721]

She IS the queen of blades

[@LiamGers-cx1kn]

37:12 I’m getting flashbacks just by watching this.

[@marti5420]

i think shes the queen of blades

[@skylergrasley9213]

The ironic thing is that I got a glitch on KZbin while watching this...

[@mattrussell8479]

Jesus Christ flashing lights warning at 45:50.

[@umadbroimatroll7918]

This was fucking hilarious!

[@Raivenblade]

I didn't know Ped played Terraria

[@Kulabaluka]

"It is me or is the jail floating?" Was that clip intended to be removed or something?

[@LiamGers-cx1kn]

Pretty sure that’s KZbin being a bitch and shortening the videos for no good reason.

[@TykusBalrog]

Flying into the air seems to be a common problem. Can a programmer explain why this happens?

[@Erhannis]

Are you talking about when suddenly one or more objects will freak out and explode off in random directions (including up)? I can explain my understanding of some of the causes of such things: basically, imagine you're pushing on a trampoline. The farther into it you press, the harder it pushes back. In games, a similar mechanism is often used - the harder you push on something, the harder it pushes back. However, games update in discrete units of time. Your foot is moving towards the floor. It's 25mm away. It's 15mm away. It's 5mm away. It's -5mm - wait, we went too far. Apply a force upwards, and the foot moves back up a bit. If the object is particularly inflexible, or if the object was moving quickly, or in particular, if something gets wedged in a position where it's stuck between two immovable surfaces, the forces applied can be vastly stronger than they'd be in real life: in real life, the foot would have been stopped sooner, or something else would give. But games can only update so quickly, and better calculations are more complicated, and the decisions about what things can bend are based in part on design decisions or efficiency reasons or whatever, rather than strict physical realism, and in such situations, where an immovable object meets an unstoppable force, the result is that the numbers get super crazy until the problem goes away.

[@TykusBalrog]

@@Erhannis no i'm talking about all the times they just start levitating up in the air. Like Sips does several times.

[@Erhannis]

@@TykusBalrog One possible explanation is that two objects can get stuck on each other, and the game's physics don't balance out to zero like they ought. For instance, imagine pulling upwards on your shoelaces. All the forces cancel out in your skeleton etc. so that you don't go anywhere. If there are imperfections in the calculations, though - perhaps due to rounding errors, or maybe a more algorithmic error, like the engine updates values in-place rather than using a buffer, sort-of as though your physics were using a rolling shutter - then the forces may not cancel right, and you end up with a net force in one direction. Another potential explanation is that with two overlapping objects, the game decides that both objects are on each other, and so each frame it goes "ah, X is slightly too low, it should sit ON TOP of Y; lemme move that up a bit. Now lemme look at Y. Oh, Y is slightly too low; it should sit ON TOP of X, lemme move that up a bit." And both X and Y ascend to the heavens. Note that I've not made an extensive study of the subject; these are my speculations cobbled together from my general programming knowledge, tidbits of game-physics lore, and my experience writing simple physics simulators.

[@TykusBalrog]

@@Erhannis your answers are much appreciated. Thank you.

[@mrbobgaming5223]

Ummmm shin and trumpers lol. The yogcast bugs?

[@Artseuss]

Bonus Bad Play?

[@cameronwilsey9334]

Kinda disappointed that there was no Rimmy in this. Arma in particular would be a good source of glitches

[@umadbroimatroll7918]

I forgot rimmy is a yog lol arma is super buggy

[@NCXDKG]

3rd... But at what cost?