Cool Sights And Glitches Compilation 8

Hello everyone! In this episode I use floating point errors to get the solar system to go off the rails...literally. Hopefully you guys find it interesting!

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[smithbrosgaming]

for those of you that didnt know, the orbit glitch he is using rqures you to go out of the solar system's reach and return. he talked about this in one of his other 'CSAGCs"(cool sights and glitches compilation)

[MeBarsi]

5:20
Riebeck gotta be at least a little terrified, while Gabbro sees and just says "Oh, cool."

[juneBug]

if nothing else, this is an EXCELLENT example of the scale in this game. you don't really understand how massive giant's deep is till you see half of another planet that feels really big just IN the atmosphere, not even touchin the water

[Marqan]

With Brittle Hollow brushing against Giant's Deep Riebeck could finally visit another planet without the unnecessary dangers of spaceflight!

[smorggs]

The Interloper makes a really cool iceberg.

[alexscriabin]

4:36 the interloper's hitbox(?) might be getting somehow caught in tornadoes because it's so big.

[narwhalguy]

Imagine how cool it would be if they explored this concept in the DLC. Collisions with unpredictable outcomes seem like they could so much fun

[samuelsimpson]

The first time I ever used the projection pools to peer into the Probe Tracking Module, there was a violent impact and instant death. I thought I'd done something wrong. My best guess now is that one of the islands actually flew into the probe cannon.

[vibingwiththewind]

I accidentally caused a floating point glitch while getting the 'It Was Worth A Shot' achievement.

I checked back at the map to see how much longer I had vibing about 15000 km away from the solar system or so; and suddenly... all hell broke loose with the orbits.

All the text was wonky; Brittle Hollow was the closest planet to the sun, Dark Bramble and the Hourglass Twins were in the same orbit; Timber Hearth was vibing where Brittle Hollow should've been, the Interloper was just *gone* (though this could've been gone in the normal way); and Giant's Deep was far out.

It then proceeded to get worse. I realised the Hourglass Twin's orbit with *each other* was going off the rails, they fused into one and Ember Twin was now siphoning sand from the depths of space.

Brittle Hollow's pieces stopped falling into the black hole, and decided to detach and become new moons instead.

The Attlerock merged with Timber Hearth; Giant's Deep and the Hourglass Twins got set on a collision course and became one before Ash Twin decided it was now Giant's Deep's moon and ditched Ember Twin (scandalous).

In the end; every planet started slowly cycling in towards the sun - except Timber Hearth, which escaped the supernova!!! I consider this my true ending accordingly because I saved all the Hearthians from the supernova (and doomed them all to freezing to death, but eh, you win some you lose some). It was wild.

[atroris]

Brittle Hollow inside Giants deep has to be the coolest thing you've shown yet!

[thesuperginge]

Oh wow, I wonder if it's possible for the interloper to come into contact with Dark Bramble so perfectly that it falls inside?! Bet the fishies would get a shock!

[niteowl]

duuuude this is so cool!! seeing the Interloper as an iceberg and Brittle Hollow just passing through... surreal af. Really makes you appreciate both the scale of these planets and how the physics of it all works, not to mention keeping all these moving pieces in memory to the point that they can occupy the same space... wild! Thanks for documenting!

[arbitratedshan]

Some of these things, like Brittle Hollow and Giant's Deep sharing atmospheres, would be really cool to see as an actual "planet". That's the wild sort of stuff you'd expect out of Outer Wilds!

[WackoMcGoose]

Funny thought: Since water temporarily disables Ghost Matter pockets (under normal circumstances, you can only experience this in the tunnel on Gabbro's Island), you could technically swim through the entirety of the Interloper interior just fine while it's drowning in Giant's Deep (though you would've only been able to enter while near the sun, making the glitch setup even harder)...

[a_soup_can]

"So uh, bad news and good news, Hornfels. Bad news: The sun's going to explode and wipe out our solar system"
"H-Hatchling..!?"
"Good news, the interloper's gonna hit our planet first, and I'm having the time of my life riding it there. See you in a few seconds...!"

[BeBobFerrari]

The last time I was on Giant’s Deep, an island landed on top of the island I had landed on, destroying my ship and merging the zero-gravity bridge with Gabbro’s hammock spot. I was trying to show my girlfriend how to play lol

[matthewanderson]

Shocking to realize how large giants deep is

[maxchristopherson]

I wonder what happens if a piece of brittle hollow breaks off while that piece is close to Giants Deep. Will the piece get sucked into the black hole as usual, or will the piece fall toward Giants Deep into the water?

[titadogelo]

Can’t wait for one of these from the DLC. Oh my, how exciting!

[lightknightgames]

This gives me a feeling of cosmic horror.
Like videos of looking into the sky to see a huge gas giant above you.