10 second, 1 minute and 10 minute bridge builds in Poly Bridge 3! 

Maybe exact change so if the budget is 55000 the bridge is exactly 55000

he did one like that a few weeks ago if you haven't seen it.

Actually most engineers make things as cheap as possible, ad it is the bridge users fault if they go over the speed/weight limit.

@@sirmonkey1985He didn’t actually do lowest stress, he still made it as cheap as possible, but while also trying to never break it.

he already said that there is not a lowest stress leaderboard persay

An engineer makes things that work safely and is the most efficient way. So whatever works best is engineered parts that serve no function is architecture a cosmetic item.

The Royal Court of Engineers is already preparing a letter in which they're taking Matt's degree away together with any earnings he has made from,m working as an engineer or using the word as marketing. It's sad but has to be done.

That's what happens when you have a tight time limit. A lesson in giving your engineers enough time to do their job properly.

​@@HashknightGamingthat aint safe brother

@@HashknightGaming Dude made a bridge with a jump when the game didn't restrict him to a jump. That's not safe.

That’s what I thought it was as well.

Indeed, it was made by creative Kiwi 😉

NOT a penguin! 😉

Damn, beat me to it.

it has to be

He is consistent at least.

Nuh

​​​@@RealCivilEngineerGaming25 seconds to go with way too much bridge to build, "uh I'll see you when it's done" cut to the end with a complete bridge 😂😂😂 still loved the vid matt

I should have checked harder, I just posted a similar suggestion. My suggestion was 1m/3 or 5m/10m though. But yeah even 30s would at least make that tier of the challenge something remotely doable, for sure. Edited for missing "m."

lol

Yo your comment was copied by a bot

@@Johnyisme who copied

@@TheRTX3090I don’t exactly remember, the poster was a generic bot account.

Your gut feeling is right. As being stressed by own weight (equidistant load) and traffic loads (real punctual, but also assumed equidistant spread loads) the momentum, which equals force times lever, maximizes in the middle of the bridge. Being supported only by the joints at the end of the bridge span the shear forces are the highest in the end pieces while the momentum climbs up in a parabolic shape with its' peak in the middle. So in order to follow the flow of forces and minimize longitudinal tension as well as shear stress caused by shear forces the best shape to work with for your main supporting construction is the parabola (which often is simply named an arch). So if your road is designed to be the main supporting construction itself, it best might follow the parabolas' form. As your road might become too steep near bridge's endings following the parabola's shape you often wont have any other choice than pinch your arch impairing your building's strength or adjust the road outside your actual bridge to your bridge's shape which also might cost a decent amount. In either way you have to make a tradeoff decision. Disclaimer: I hope it's understandable since I'm not a native speaker but refuse to translate my whole text using search engines/AI.

​@@MrPanurgos :O what a detailed answer! Thanks, all is totally understandable and very intresting :)

It's called a Kiwi, not a Kiwi bird :) That thing you call a Kiwi is actually a Kiwifruit. Endless frustration as a New Zealander :)

@@ganashal wait arent 'new Zealanders' called kiwis or something like that tbh that makes me think youre not from new zealand

@@ganashal plus it is the bird

@@mathiasjohansen-tj9gy Lol. NZers are referred to as Kiwis in the same way the South African rugby team are referred to as Springboks, the Australian rugby team are referred as Wallabies, and (one of) the Los Angeles Football teams are referred to as the Rams. I'm reasonably sure deer and marsupials don't play rugby, and if a sheep can play football I'm impressed that they use 2 and 3 point stances instead of 4 points all the time...

Specifically, we are nicknamed for our national bird (which is awesome, and definitely more worthy of an un-explained name than that darned gooseberry 🤣)

What? That is an odd strat.

Also, "every day I'm learning something new but today it's not Kung Fu" is a line that Ed Sheeran is definitely jaelous of.

A total bop.