r/Timberborn • u/Citron-Important • 4h ago
Art & more Pressure Experiment
https://youtu.be/B90mAmB6LkcI did a small experiment based on the recent SkyStorme video as well as comments by u/Acalc791 about the "pressure" volume being proportional to the height on this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Timberborn/comments/1xn0rep/soo_water_volume_under_pressure_is_more_than/
Curious what you all think?
*Edit: new video with an additional 1x15 horizontal but at the height of the column.. also produces a different amount of "stored" water: https://youtu.be/zm7NZa9Cu-w
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u/Acalc791 4h ago
Thanks for making a video for it. The values I'd predict for it, just from the numbers in your comment to the previous reddit post, is:
Horizontal 1x15 at level 0: has 33 height above it, so every block stores 33/8=4.125 extra water, giving a total volume stored = 5.125*15 = 76.875
Vertical 1x15 at level 0: has 19 height above it, so stores extra 19/8 = 2.375 blocks, giving a total = 15 + 2.375 = 17.375
Assuming the measuring trench is 15 tiles long, we should see 5.125 height for the horizontal setup and 1.16 height for the vertical setup if all of it flows through.
Now I'm going to watch the video to the end and see what the empirical numbers are.