realistic earthquake simulator by bacon_tycoon
Uses pistons to simulate an earthquake, including the p-wave followed by s-waves moving outward from the epicenter. Now with more oomph and pistons.
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Comments
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matthias18 25th Sep 2013
dust can come into pistons and then everythigh gets electrictthyed -
hamada 2nd Jun 2013
it only goes up on one side the other nothing (12054230) plz help and thank you in assisting me in my other problem -
Schneumer 1st Jun 2013
You should make a seismograph and put in the corner or something. -
bacon_tycoon 31st May 2013
Remember, its "realistic" not because of the damage, but because of the design which doesn't use changes in gravity to simulate an earthquake and isn't just constant shaking. With pistons, it's very hard to make a realistic earthquake in terms of damage. In order to make damage more realisitc, I used cnct and anar which simply destroys the floors, but not the walls or the things inside the walls. I didn't intend to have a super-realistic simulator in terms of damage, just design. -
ghbjnk 31st May 2013
how to mess this up: sprk the botem left hand corner -
roro021299 31st May 2013
very noob!!!! -
the_new_powder99999 31st May 2013
chicken99, It isnt very easy to affect the top of the buildings since solids arent affected by gravity in tpt, but the earthquake snapping the truck in half is VERY unrealistic. -
chicken99 31st May 2013
*good.... -
chicken99 31st May 2013Not very goof :/ it only affects the bottom.
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bacon_tycoon 30th May 2013The aftershocks are triggered by the big earthquakes, not the s-waves. The s-waves are actually a different kind of wave that the earthquake releases energy as which travels slower than the solitary p-wave, so it arrives afterwards. Sorry if my previous comment was a little confusing.