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*bridge disintegrates after delivering the car safely across* "I don't really like that." *car ends up on its roof and all occupants die but bridge remains intact* "Perfection."
Loved the bridge completely destroying itself after getting the car across. I could just imagine some product manager saying "Well, we saw lots of requirements specifying that it had to get a car across, but there was never a requirement that there had to be a bridge left after that."
It wouldnt work because each level has different size building areas and connection points, so the bridge would be too big or too small and loose on every level it wasnt designed for
i can feel every person who works in architechture, engineering, physics and regular gamers, pogging hard at this. this is so underrated, please keep on making amazing content like this
Your ability to keep track of what was connected to what and make adjustments on the fly in the midst of all the nodes and beams was downright awe-inspiring.
What I thought this challenge was going to be when I clicked, was some attempt to complete the whole game with one bridge design. Like imagine a gigantic monstrosity of a bridge that can beat the game by either copy pasting it in its entirety, or taking subsections. No clue if that's even remotely possible but it'd be cool to see a broadly applicable design
Awesome video!! Really enjoy seeing these “simple 2d machines” like the 4 bar linkage, straight line linkage and mechanical locks. Keep up the good work mate. Would love to see a video just about those “simple machines” and possibly the 3D counterparts if they exist.
With unlimited budget I think it's entirely possible for every level to be beaten. With only 200% budget, I'm going to guess with no research at all probably about half could.
my favorite part of this is being "over budget" and how people do REAL LIFE projects like this too. Keep cutting corners and somehow make it still work.
Yeah, that essentially sums up American schools. You're doing all this extra stuff all because they didn't give you the one little thing you came there for.
This is just insane how ur doing this... At the beginning I understood and thought ok, this is nice how you did this :D then I blinked and I didn't understand anything anymore...
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Woah you replied on your video that was two years ago
:D
crazy late reply pin
"Why is there just one road"
"Idk the engineers wanted to have fun"
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The whole bridge just breaks so you can only go across once lol
Lol
“An architect’s dream is an engineer’s nightmare”
Well this engineer scares both the architect and the accountant of his company
And an engineer's dream is an accountant's nightmare.
And the driver, and the city planner...
And anyone with eyes
@@StormerSage And the accountant's dream is?
@@want-diversecontent3887 The Green. The Buckaroonies. The Dolla-Dolla Bills. THE CASH
"I'm already 100% percent overbudget. Now that doesn't sound that bad..."
There's a joke about public works projects to be made here.
Why nobody says anything on this comment's answers?
@@FakeXyxy because there's no need to
@@FakeXyxy That escalated fast.
@@perceptibleperplexity5134 yea
@@perceptibleperplexity5134 it really did lol
*bridge disintegrates after delivering the car safely across*
"I don't really like that."
*car ends up on its roof and all occupants die but bridge remains intact*
"Perfection."
Truly something that you would only see in polybridge
Loved the bridge completely destroying itself after getting the car across. I could just imagine some product manager saying "Well, we saw lots of requirements specifying that it had to get a car across, but there was never a requirement that there had to be a bridge left after that."
🤭🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Single time use Bridge
This is planned obsolescence at its best!
@@ProfTuNichts use and throw bridge
@@vedantsethi7124 LoL
Game requirements:
1. 15 years minimum of experience in aerospace engineering
hahahhahahahhahhaaha make my day
And 2. Have patience
And 3. Have OCD
And 4. Have whole days of free time
@@lachlancrow and 5. Repeat number 1
In the top down angle you can’t really tell how much engineering went into it and it just looks like a road moving on it’s own
Magic!
@@Siren220 Your a wizard harry.
@@HyperTextMarkupLanguage-HTML yur a wizard harry
what's your pfp?
@@morrofv 7tz c comes xtale
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5:30
"How did you get over the river Candace?"
"Well mom, I used the bridge that Phineas and Ferb made... nevermind"
Underrated coment
@@pranksteroof75572 years and I agree
11:32 Imagine your driving down to your relatives and when you reach a river you see this monstrosity
Better yet, imagine you are chilling with your family a weekend in your boat, then have to go UNDER that monstruosity.
And realize that you will never be able to go home the same way anymore
all I know is that I will drive precisely at the speed-limit, never stop or change pace and not have my car weigh a pound more than allowed.
car ferris wheel
imagine swinging across the river in magnificence and when you turn around every trace of the mechanism that brought you across is gone
looks like a normal Phineas and Ferb episode to me
I love the amount of times you said road instead of wood lol. Engineering brain
True, when I watched the video back I was cringing slightly haha
@@ReidCaptain not cringe! Your brain is leagues above most
@@ReidCaptain makes for a dangerous drinking game
Cringe 😆
weird
I misunderstood the title, but I think what I thought would be a cool idea: one bridge design that works for every level? Would that be possible?
It wouldnt work because each level has different size building areas and connection points, so the bridge would be too big or too small and loose on every level it wasnt designed for
@@bedmug6325 it may be possible, if you make it for every map, not just one, with multiple connection points and other things
@@bedmug6325 bruh it still can, dude,just reducing the size/amounts of the joints/wood can make it work sufficiently
@@bedmug6325 i mean maybe not the exact same one but a similar design
cool avatar she's my favourite character
Showing off the bread loaf again I see! 😂
Lol yes, it's just too beautiful to not show
Really cool builds isn’t it
Lel
Begone.
Hi RCE!
imagine selling concrete for roads and a man goes "ill only need about 18 slabs" when he has 18 bridges to build
BTW this is insanely incredible. Would love more challenges like this, especially in poly bridge
where else?
@@TheFreeBroHe does challenges in other games like dream car builder
i can feel every person who works in architechture, engineering, physics and regular gamers, pogging hard at this. this is so underrated, please keep on making amazing content like this
Minecraft redstone is nothing compared to this man
pc
mattbatt wings
Your ability to keep track of what was connected to what and make adjustments on the fly in the midst of all the nodes and beams was downright awe-inspiring.
What I thought this challenge was going to be when I clicked, was some attempt to complete the whole game with one bridge design. Like imagine a gigantic monstrosity of a bridge that can beat the game by either copy pasting it in its entirety, or taking subsections. No clue if that's even remotely possible but it'd be cool to see a broadly applicable design
that subsection would be the triangle
@@Dark0neone the idea is that you can't add on to the subsection. Or copy multiple times. It's one giant blueprint and removals allowed only
I thought the same xD
I don't know why, but the thought of the whole bridge collapsing after the car getting to the other side is really funny to me
Me never having played or seen poly bridge 2 or 1: this guy a straight up genius
Nah he just owns gravity
Awesome video!! Really enjoy seeing these “simple 2d machines” like the 4 bar linkage, straight line linkage and mechanical locks. Keep up the good work mate. Would love to see a video just about those “simple machines” and possibly the 3D counterparts if they exist.
5:25 Finally a REAL mid-century trebuchet
Great vid! I love the look of that second system.
I love how the whole game breaks down to two levels
Awesome video! It would be interesting to see we very level that's actually possible with one road
With unlimited budget I think it's entirely possible for every level to be beaten. With only 200% budget, I'm going to guess with no research at all probably about half could.
@@ReidCaptain even with unlimited budget. I think some levels might be next to impossible where there are multiple cars moving simultaneously
maybe try to find the minimum road needed or each level
why did i know youd be here
I think it's cool how much real-life physics applies in this game.
Yeah they nailed the money.
Teacher: Be Creative on your project!
Engineer Students:
I like how the program we used to learn basic engineering has become a popular videogame with little to no changes to the actual mechanics
You did like Arglin does:
Overengineering, the classic way of beating a level
The amount of physics and brain power that went into this, damn.
These videos are slowly inspiring me to actually do an engineering course. Keep it up bro!
my favorite part of this is being "over budget" and how people do REAL LIFE projects like this too. Keep cutting corners and somehow make it still work.
love the videos, you should try build a walker in main assembly :)
This game is ridiculously in-depth for no reason lol
I love how he’s explaining step by step in detail what he’s doing, yet I still have no idea what he’s saying
never in my life would i have ever thought something like this would be done in poly bridge 2 of all games
Yeah, that essentially sums up American schools. You're doing all this extra stuff all because they didn't give you the one little thing you came there for.
Designer: theoretically it's possible
Engineer: I will end your bloodline
Why's this guy kinda sound like nile red
Yea, he really does, right.
nile reid
@@Reallyfastvideoshaha true
10:53 You want my treasure, you can have it. I left everything I gathered together in one place. Now, you just have to find it.
my man really just built a biblically accurate angel just for a bike to get over a river
I can imagine the fear in the drivers after seeing what they're about to go over
Crazy how you can see what you are doing in the middle of that steel mess
The construction company watching in extreme fear as the architect designs an eldritch horror for over a quarter million dollars:
That's actually very impressive well done
imagine wanting to cross 5 meter wide river and seeing wood monstrosity
I'd rather swim across and walk my journey to end.
Imagine someone built one of those in real life.
Automatically everyone: I'M NOT GOING THERE.
Boss: Find a way to cut down costs on materials e.g asphalt.
Engineer: Got it
Hey I just want to say I really enjoy your videos and I love how you explain things in a way even a idiot like me can understand 🙃
5:24 I love this design, just the because the whole bridge just exited itself and be like "My jobs done" xD
Hardest challenge: beat diagonal elevator with only one road 😱😱😱😱😱
😱😱😱😱😱
Hold my steel beams. :)
Steel beams are quite heavy you are asking a very big favor
Arglin no
@@ArglinPB Arglin on the job i see 😅
every programmer
hired as newbie
asked to fix and finish a resigned senior programmer's ongoing project
result and process :
me who read the video title wrong and was expecting him to beat some levels using one premade bridge:
"So you need to get it from here to here, your budget is about $25,000"
"Yea.... so about that.. I want to make it cool looking..."
Do it with an even smaller piece of road. Very cool vid!
Man that'd just be even more tedious lol
Ive never played this game in my life but this was wildly entertaining
My man spent 250,000 dollars building a one-use slidey swing thing
Impressive
I can't wait for the day this guy builds a swing set in his backyard for his kids
You should try building extremely complex bridges to simple levels
Imagine some engineer doing this and then realizing the bridge does not restart for every vehicle.
Great video by the way.
Simple answer - No
Reid Captain's answer - Let's find out.
Underrated content creator, but you’re appearing on recommendations now which is results of your hard work
I'd be scared if this man engineered my bridge in a good way
I have never seen anything about this game, but I am obsessed with that second “bridge”
I love your last level mechanism
you're almost programming events mechanically at this point
imagine the guy just seeing a road that breaks physics and just has a single road
I now understand what people mean when they simplicity is elegance- 😂
These bridges are insane!
Dry Cactus: Hey we made this cool bridge building game, you want to try it out?
This dude:
meanwhile, captainsauce struggling to best levels underbudget
Did anyone else just want him to put the beginning of the swing on the other side so he didn’t have to do all that or just me
11:40 looks just like the road is sliding on the metal beam
Dang, man. This was really cool to watch and just a little bit crazy in the best way possible.
Fun fact : he is engineer 😹
Him: Explaining every small thing
Me: Huh what did ya say dere?
1:19 PUT IT TO THE OTHER SIDE
Ikrrrr
Lmao the topdown view at the end looks so simple until you look at it from even a slightly different angle
9:36 Ah yes, this makes everything clearer.
Car: MY NOSE IM NOSE BLEEDING!!!!! 5:19
I mean, some levels work by dropping the road onto the car to catapault it
This is just insane how ur doing this... At the beginning I understood and thought ok, this is nice how you did this :D then I blinked and I didn't understand anything anymore...
I look away for two seconds and then I see an AT-AT 10:38
Got recommended this. I’m like 1/3 through, this is great, just subbed
I was expecting him to make a bridge that works for all the maps
Video won’t even load for me because my phone can’t handle the sheer power this man holds
are u gamer or teacher??
He is a mechanical engineer
You are genius my guy !!!Well done 👍👀
How long did this take? Also very epic :)
I love how the bridges just look like 2 lines from the top down view XD
Next: Can you beat Poly Bridge 2 without steel?
Next to that: Can you beat Poly Bridge 2 with only 1 wood?
How did you comment 19 hours ago?
@@bigbird4481 might be patreons or something that get early access to videos
@@bigbird4481 hes a yt pro player
@@bigbird4481 skill
"just one road"
* sees thumbnail *
*thats a road?*
How is it that I understand a fifth of what he says yet still can’t wants to watch every moment
Public outcry as a local engineer builds single-use bridges in one direction for the reason of: "Lol idk, I think it's cool."
The one road hydraulic torque you tried for 1-6 is actually possible I have it myself
Yeah I've seen it done, but i didn't want to mess with it too much
"nothing crazy" proceeds to do the most diabolical insane thing ever
i dunno seems a lot harder than making a straight line that goes across the water and slightly adjusting it for the level
Sh sh shhh
This ended up being more educational than I expected.
Cool.
Why didnt you just start the swing from the other side? It seemed like that wouldve timed it perfectly!
Probably because of the momentum of the car and bridges in this game brokes very quickly so if you can do as fast as possible is the best I think
@@eddsilva4212 yea probably. I think it couldvd been done though!
I like to see how much good architect and engineer you are.👍