gonna recreate that one scene from war of the worlds 2005 film

washington state ferry

i love ferrys

nice ferry

AAAAAYYYYYYYY
F-My god I miss Washington State so much, specifically around the coast like Seattle and the Puget Sound-CK YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH

**PC ERROR.**

oh this is a nice boa-

great but remove patrick

i have gone on this boat

"It cant be that bad, Right?" -famous last words of some guy with a potato pc using this

ive been on these :D

why the patricxk

EHH

A MAZING

I like to destroy this once in a while when the real life old broken a** ferries aren't working lol,

also great model

Great, but please remove giant patrick.

firmly grasp it

can anyone explain the giant patrick

ah, my old commute

same i found this becaus spy caaaaaakkkkeeeess

Same a fpycakes fan

YES A FELLO SPLEE CAKES FAN YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

i found this mod because of spy cakes from yt

dude, i can relate to that so much
i went on a Whidbey Island Ferry, and felt like that too

whenever im on a ferry i always think of it sinking cause of how scary it is

yyyaaayyy

YES YES YES YES

Reply if you have ridden on one in real life, I already have.

amazing, now i can take out my frustrations with WashDOT by blowing up their ferries in a videogame :D

by that i mean the airtight compartments not waves

i bet we could get water physics to work in this game, but not realistic animations. i bet something like stormworks water physics is possible with enough trail and error.

@general_lee01 That... is an animation. Not only is Minecraft built on a fundamentally different game engine than Teardown, but realistic water physics to that extent is only achievable in rendering programs like Blender, Cinema 4D, and Maya. The video is mostly made in post-processing, so it's not real.

Not only would you need enterprise-grade hardware to run that, but you'll be rendering it at anywhere from 30 seconds to 4 minutes per frame. I've done similar renders before; they take a lot of time to do. It's something that's absolutely unplayable as a video game.

https://youtu.be/GMYpXYMGyJw?si=4jIqvq9zTwZqjxRZ

The above is probably the most 'realistic' water you can get in Minecraft alone. Teardown is a more modern game; if someone tried to do realistic water they probably can get it to be more convincing. However, nothing but flagship hardware (Think RTX XX90, Intel i9 KS skus, Ryzen 9 X3D chips) will be able to run it.

@BrockKids1 Geez I'm just... trying to be polite. Based on my knowledge of Teardown's physics engine and limitations of computers, you're likely going to need a very expensive computer to even run any realistic water physics simulation in Teardown, and it'll still chug at something like 2 frames every minute.

Either way, I do not recommend trying to annoy people to get the mod, because it'll only dissuade them from trying to do something like that in the first place.

realistic wate rwould look like this guys believe me its a workshop item whoever is gonna make it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdcf9fi_U60 see? it was so realistic guys say okay if you agree

for the last time

i needed realistic water as a workshop item so badly.

people not giving me these stuff these days

as i was just saying whos gonna make it...

as in you would have to completely rebuild teardown's physics engine and remake it from the ground up, which is not physically possible to do with mods.

Everyone who is screaming that they want realistic ship/water physics, shut up. Its not nearly that simple, its possible to make but you really have to know what you are doing and it takes way more to make something like that. Plus i don't think its even possible just with the way teardown is coded.

shut up @TrafficAccident, general_lee01 knows what he's talking about, i want Realistic Ship / Water Sinking Physics, and it is possible to be a mod so just be quiet man me and him will not be quiet

@general_lee01 The maker of this boat already explained to you why it is not possible with Teardown's engine limitations, even if you make it as a full-blown workshop item. The only way to do realistic sinking physics in the game would either be a mod that would require a very powerful PC to run, or rebuilding the game from the ground up.

I run an i7-12700. It's not hard to make Teardown chug on my PC. The only CPUs that are better are AMD's X3D lineup of CPUs, which are even more expensive. A realistic sinking mod would require something twice as good.

Begging for it isn't going to make it any more possible if it isn't. You're just going to dissuade people from making it even if it is possible.

BUT ITS A WORKSHOP ITEM

I REALLY NEED REALISTIC WATER PHYSICS FOR SINKING PHYSICS WITH NO LAG
FOR MY SINKING SIMULATIONS

IF YOU SAY THAT WORD ONE MORE TIME

too much lags

why cant anybody understand @general_lee01
me and him want a realistic ship / water sinking physics mod

Can you add a ramp for vehicles to get onto the boat? i create screenshots and i want it to look like its loading cars in- would also just be a great addition

i need someone to make it

how many times do i have to repeat my self?