Titanic Real Time Mail Room Flooding VFX 

I want a game where I can be at every location of the ship at any time and see the current level of water as well the rising of water.

I wonder how much of that mail would’ve steered someone’s life or even the whole world onto an entirely new course of history and changed the world had they made it to their destinations...

So sad to think about it’s been 108 years...

Mail room: Dry Water: *It's free real estate* Mail Clerks: Don't you dare.

I feel bad for the letters, becuase they will never reach his final destination.

Scary how little time it took for it to fill

looks nice, only comment is that in the beginning there is no indication on where the flooding comes from, looks like it just comes out of the wall...

3 dislikes already? Pfft, it's probably Aaron1912 clutching his grudge with his brainwashed fans.

me: looking up. me: seeing a rocket titanic: is plunching also me: those rockets tho?

from what I've read, those who drowned in the mail room were some of the first losses during the Titanic's tragic sinking.

This is just amazing to me. But one thing I want to know, how do you prevent the water clipping through walls? In a lot of simulations, the water line clips through everything, so any model that has interior has the interior flooding as the exterior sinks; how would you fix that?

Imagine the sense of dread the crew would have felt seeing the mail room almost completely under water a mere ten minutes after the collision. I believe that was the point many realised it would be a very arduous and painful night.

a video of the grand staircase flooding /destruction + destruction of the dome would be awesome

can you do a video on th french documentary "titanic la vraie histoire"? it got so much thing wrong and it was made by the bbc (can't find the english name)

Out of curiosity, where does the water come from? Was it one of the areas damaged by the iceberg or did the water went in through gaps/ventilation, etc..? In an animation it's simple because water essentially a plane that passes through everything but what about real life? I have a serious interest in the fluid dynamics of the flooding

I think it's extremely well done.

Great Job!

I actually really like it

Wait hold on how does the water get into the mail room as the staircase leading up to f e and d deck is the main way water way able to spread to those areas.

Great to watch, but so ominous/unnerving as well

Any room on any ship fills that fast, send a distress call, state your position and get in the fucking life rafts.

Literally my worst fear, not getting my mail because it went down with a ship.

It’s not very realistic how the water floods through the wall and the water doesn’t look very realistic at all. Is there a way of making it flow realistic?

Heavy: i like dis.... is nice

All that mail, lost at the bottom of the sea.

Why bother moving mail? When the ship is lost?

Jesus that was fast

Nice

I remember hearing from the documentary "Titanic: Anatomy of a Disaster" that the five mail clerks got caught in the flooding and drowned, is that true?

So fast!

Where was it?

I want you to do a Lusitania sinking in real time video please

Does anyone realize that the water just came thru the floor

What bugs me with current technology is, how water is at a magic level, clipping through everything. as opposed to being, well, not inside boats or ships, and if necessary, flowing in from somewhere.

God how i hate trough the wall water psyhic...

I think that anyone who came into these areas and saw that water, shit a gold brick!

Umm the water is fazing Thor the wall

I never even considered that Titanic had a mail room.🤔

Ugh how is the water entering from the walls?

Oh hell no

Scary. Claustrophobic.

Nope nope nope nope nopety nope

One iceberg gave this video a thumbs down

I'm never going on a cruise ship.

Could you also make a flooding of the Squash court and the Turkish bath?

It happens so fast. Scary. Excellent sound effects too!

Andrews: She can stay afloat with first 4 compartments breached but not 5. Not 5. As she goes down by the head, the water will spill over the watertight bulkheads at E Deck from one to the next. Back and back. There’s no stopping it. Smith: The pumps. If we open the doors- Andrews: The pumps buy you time, but minutes only! From this moment forth, no matter what we do, Titanic will founder. Ismay: (dumbfounded) But the ship can’t sink! Andrews: She’s made of iron sir, I assure you she can, and she will. It’s a mathematical certainty. Smith: How much time? Andrews: An hour, 2 at the most. Smith:(To Murdoch) And how many onboard Mr. Murdoch? Murdoch: 2200 Souls on board sir. Smith: (To Ismay) Why I do believe you may get your headlines Mr. Ismay.

To Titanic Animations, Thank you so much for jumping on board with my project. You have been such a tremendous help. I truly appreciate you taking the time to create this for my upcoming documentary. There are a few scenes that I required visual assistance, as the model I am using is limited to its interior. Thank you again! To everyone, My upcoming documentary miniseries will be released sometime during 2021-2022. I am currently writing the scripts for the individual episodes, and I’m waiting for the new 3.0 model to be released by the Roblox team. Originally it was planned to be 45 minutes, 60 minutes and 90 minutes. However, I realised that retelling the story of the Titanic isn’t a simple task. There were over 2,208 passengers and crew on board, and each individual had a story, or played a significant role that night. Finally, I made the decision to split my documentary into four episodes, with each episode focusing on the individual hour of the sinking. I did plan to have a real-time format, but that was ultimately scrapped. Why? It has already been done. Titanic: Honor and Glory made one. Titanic Animations made one. There would be no point to do another. The individual scripts have been written in real-time, but certain timestamps will be shown to give the viewer an idea of what happened at point A, or in between point A and point B. The removal of the real-time format will give individual scenes enough time to shine, and to transition smoothly. My goal is to retell the disaster by focusing on the passengers and crew. After all, the human drama is what made the sinking of the Titanic famous. I plan to tell as many stories that I can, and hope educate viewers about those who were aboard. Most of the well-known and lesser-known passengers and crew will be mentioned throughout each episode. Some will be mentioned once, twice, or a few times. There is a lot of historical ground to be covered, so a lot of research and patience is required. I’m currently working with several historians, and Titanic Animations to ensure the timeline is accurate, or approximately accurate, and that every scene depicted is accurate. Unfortunately, my computer does not have the system requirements to build a model, nor do I have the knowledge to even build one. However, I will be using the model on Roblox, which was created by TheAmazeman and Inyo22. A big shout out to the team for supporting my project. I’m looking forward to sharing my work with everyone. I hope this documentary will give the general viewer a better insight to the night of the disaster. Thank you.

im honestly imagining all of this except in honor and glory

This is certainly something different. Most channels would do the Grand Staircase or the bridge more than the mailroom

I always thought that due to pressure difference, in the initial phase of flooding , the water would really storm it's way into the ship before progressively slow down. Mail clerks are considered first victims of titanic disaster. At this rate I wouldn't think they would die. But I might be wrong. Just an opinion

Faster than I imagined.

I don't understand: the water just came in through the floor and the seams of the walls?

Is this what the mail room looked like? I don't think it was er photographed. It's funny clerks dragged bags of mail up another deck thinking that would save it. I read that a bunch of sea grass has grown where the pile of mail once was.

I wonder if these guys were sleeping and even had time to properly get dressed or were running around in their pajamas in the icy cold water having to deal with this.

it sounds like theres a drinking sound that sound makes me thirsty

Why!??

Impressive animation, and don't worry to much about the inconclusive source of the water as the damage to A compartment was very slight and probably behind the mailroom walls. The water pressure forced the water in quickly. Before you finish, you might want to add the detail that mailbags were seen floating in the lower level and would therefore be floating on the rising water until the nail area was completely filled. There would have been a mailbag at each sitting station. As another commenter said, clerks were seen trying to save soom of the mail until it was too late.

Amazing work!

I like the part with the glug glug and water

Titanic Animations, do you make the water and ship have no collision so the water level in the ship and outside of the ship are exactly the same?

Did you delete your latest video ? I saw a thumbnail about how hard water sims were or something like that. Went to watch it but its gone . I know I didnt imagine it. I hope people aren't complaining .

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What software do you use to make this?

Rose, I'm in here!

what animation program do u use to make these cool things?

What the titanic has a G deck