I Built an Artificial River for INFINITE POWER in Timberborn
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- I Built an Artificial River for INFINITE POWER in Timberborn
Timberborn early access gameplay today setting up the industry area of our city: Lake Sippy! We'll build an artificial river on our artificial lake for infinite power which will allow us to effectively enter creative mode!
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About Timberborn’s Early Access:
Mankind turned Earth into a dry wasteland and perished, but some species adapted and evolved. Pick one of the beaver factions and see how long your colony can last!
Beaver societies: Control one of two beaver factions: the nature-friendly Folktails or the industrious Iron Teeth. Each faction has a unique style, buildings, and gameplay traits. Choose what fits your playstyle.
Wet and dry seasons: Prepare your settlement for recurring droughts. Stockpile on food and keep fields and forests alive even after rivers dry up. Rely on both natural water sources and artificial irrigation to keep the land arable.
River control: Beavers of the future have millennia of experience in water engineering. Put up dams and floodgates, dig canals with explosives, and redirect rivers to bring life back to the wasteland. Just be careful with that dynamite.
Lumberpunk: Turn timber into sophisticated machinery - from water wheels and sawmills to engines and shredders. Wood is the core resource in Timberborn, but the most advanced structures require metal. To find it, send your scavengers to the ruins of the old world.
Vertical architecture: Create a thriving beaver settlement using a vertical architecture system. Space is limited, so stack lodges and workshops on top of each other, construct platforms and bridges, and set up a power grid for your growing population.
Day and night cycle: Build a multi-district city with efficient production chains and nighttime activities. Follow the lives of individually simulated inhabitants throughout their day and celebrate when the next generation is born!
Wellbeing: An evolved beaver's lifestyle is not just "work, sleep and chomp on wood". Satisfy the needs of your rodents with a balanced diet, decorations, monuments, and more - on top of keeping the colony alive.
Map editor: Play on one of the included maps or create your own and share it with the community! With hills of different heights, ruins scattered in the desert, and all life depending on access to water, each map poses a different challenge.
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Every beaver needs 3 food and 3 water a day (preferably 1 carrot, 1 baked potato, and 1 bread for each beaver) if you keep that in mind it gets easier to keep your beavers fed. For every beaver you have you need 1.33 crop land of carrots, 1.5 crop land of potato’s, and .66 crop land of wheat (for 100 beavers you would need at least 133 crops of carrots, 150 crops of potato’s, and 66 crops of wheat)
Thanks for the info that makes things easier to plan
but remember that folktails have beehives that increase food output speed per tile.
That ist not 100% correct. It is 2,75 food and 2.25 water per beaver per day.
This is because a beaver does not use 100% of the vital needs bar per day. It is 0.17% per second for food and 0.15% per second for water. A day has 480 in-game seconds.
JDplays did a video all about food, and one all about water. How much they plant, how much they harvest, how much they can cook, etc, I recommend it
@@FinalsFarming You also have to factor in that berries provide water and food
Kibz, you should make dams at the end of the artificial river, so water will have to go through engines
Scrolled down to say this
Yep a big reservoir with levies, unfortunatly you cant connect them to the water measuring stick yet.
EASILY DONE! Great suggestion!
question for anyone that knows. but how much water do the pumps pull out. as is now i think that they are making what is effectively a negative flow and actually reducing power.
No, floodgates.
if you build the 3 tall flood gates, you can create a natural water tank that can slowly distribute water by lowering the flood gates .5 height at a time over the duration of the dry season. It will allow your water wheels to run during the dry season.
or just put the dams at the end of the wheels so the moving water goes though the wheels then goes into the lake
You can always rely on Kibitz to to understand "Economies of Scale"
use water droppers to "feed the river" make a pool at the end of the water wheels as your collection source, spam pumps to collect the water and use haulers to move it to the dumpers, power during a drought....
Oh wow that’s smart!
You can stack the large barracks on top of each other and make a spiral staircase around it so that you can make a super tall tower, especially if you build up right next to the town center so that the path can reach as far as it can (this also works with the wood storage )
Kibz when changing his farms.
"Some of you may die, but its a sacrifice I'm willing to make."
Kibz: They can SWIM??
My 10yr-old: They're beavers!!
lol wait until he learns you can farm underwater xD
If you really want perpetual water power, start at a high altitude and make kind of a square shape that descends as the river flows. At the bottom, you'll have a reservoir where you use whatever mechanic you have to raise the water back to the top, creating an endless loop like an escher painting.
you know Kibz went nuts, when the Ressourcecounter doesnt know in what direction it has to go :D
Fun fact, you can build power lines underwater, hide them and build on top still. Depends how awesome you want to be.
Beverly Hills is actually named after Beavers (indirectly). It's named after Beverly in Massachusetts, which is in turn named after Beverley in East Yorkshire, England. Beverley was called that because there were beavers along the stretch of river when the setttlement started.
Build the large row houses on either sides of the roof of the large warehouse, then put a regular one in the middle. That gives you a new flat roof line for stacking them.
Send hungry/thirsty beavers to other districts just long enough to get them fed and watered. (Not sure, but watching them it looks like they don't get a new command until they reach their destination. You might even be able to rotate them. Send one group back and maybe even before they get back you could send the next wave out to the new district and I *think* that would send just new workers as long as you have enough.
I wonder what the over/under is... since you are mostly using water space for your power... someone could build a river where they pumped water back to the top. Of course, that would take labor (and some clever distribution of labor). Would it be better to have land to grow food for the beavers who pump the water or have trees to power the giant Iron Tooth power station. That, of course, needs labor too. Might be better for the other faction since their top tier power still can be intermittent.
This is the type of video I expect from Kibz: Scale out the hwazoo
You could have the drain into the lake draw from after the waterwheels just so flow is always going in one direction and you don’t have any startup period.
I really want to see a district only for breeding stacked like the Matrix pod cities.
Unfortunately, you can't put standard platforms over breeding pods. Not even 2- or 3-high ones, like you can with stairs. It could be done with metal platforms, but those cost a lot of metal which is a non-renewable resource, so it's questionable if it's worth it.
@@jadekaiser7840 I really wish there was a renewable metal source. I also wish there was a way to build real dirt. Imagine putting a lot of crops in a compost bin to get compost, then you could build land with enough compost...
I also wish there was a way to build platforms out unsupported, like with a triangle brace. It would take more vertical space, and maybe it would have to be anchored to something really solid (ground or a levy) but it would open up a lot of cool options.
Best you can do know is put them on the roof or use metal platforms.
I hope at some point we get some higher tier tech... how about a big breeding machine that lets you set a target population and it adjusts how fast it's popping out babies to keep you in a specific range?
@@nacoran Well, for the "breeding machine" idea I don't think they'll go for it since that's kind of meant to be a difference between Folk Tails and Iron Teeth: Folk Tails just have kids until your housing runs out of space, whereas Iron Teeth can have more than you have housing if you want but you have to manage it manually and need berries.
For the others I agree. It's still in Early Access, so maybe you should place a suggestion to the devs.
Hey kibz, just to let you know the Iron teeth love to work so you can get away with increasing the work time from 18 to 20, even 21/22 can work (personal run them at 20)
I think you should focus in the factory and metal stuff now
What do you mean?
@@ImKibitz I don't understand the factory part, but an idea for the metal would be to use the metal platforms to build a 'city in the sky'
@@AS-wt3go why would you need metal for that, arent wooden platforms as good as metal ones? I only found one real necessity for metal and that was to get Awe 3...
Like search for more metal piles and build factories there
Build your walk ways on the canals so you can get rid of the paths on the ground and use them for planting.
22:00 either your or my math is terrible wrong
But
3 paper mills 2 explosives was what you said
This would mean
9 paper mills = 3*2 = 6 explosives.
But you did 3 or 4, so half of what you could do
Paper Mills consume 1 Log and produce 2 Paper, Explosives Factories consume 3 Paper and produce 1 Explosive. Assuming that they run at the same speed with sufficient power (I don't actually know if that's the case), you would need 1.5 Paper Mills for every Explosives Factory, or for 9 Paper Mills: 9/1.5 = 6 Explosives Factories.
@@kalzekdor but he build only 4
i know we're enjoying covering all of lake sippy in platforms but if you left some little canals here and there in amongst it it would give the place a cool venice vibe. :-)
I love it when you tell your beavers "GET OUT!!" Cracks me up every time
you can build platforms over your aqueducts and use that for your paths. more room for growing food.
I think you have an issue with the platforms under the wheels instead of using levys as the platforms have holes in the top
stumbled upon Kibitz earlier today and I am invested in the Timberborn Series.
It’s been so long since I’ve watched kibitz. Ah the memories
You can build the platform on the stairs, so you can use 2×3 space to go up
I feel like this industrial madness is how the bladerunner universe became a dystopia... I love it!
You should duplicate your save file, and go crazy with it once. Build enough explosive to flatten out the entire map, build a mega lake with dry spot for food, and build everything else over the water... :D
Build platforms and paths on your little rivers with power lines in the water that would be true innovation
6:09 -a random chinese leader 1959
Kibitz you could plant the trees in the far away area where it could be dry during dry season so the plants don’t die. A tip for the future.
12:00 i think the water is going through the walkways/platforms under it. Because only DAM pieces stop the water. Buildings crops and walkways/scaffolding are ignored by the water.
So i would say block off that exit or replace the underwater floor with something solid.
to help with lake sippy taking the water from the water wheels move the water pumps or turn them off as they drain water
EZPZ Just remove the levees near the front floodgates and put the overflow dams there into lake sippy. that way the water will flow past the wheels before filing the lake.
So I deigned to make some farm ponds in my playthrough. Create a 2x2 square of area with demolitions (or bigger, I'm easy) and then hookup a water dump to it, fill it with water, and it perpetually hydrates the land up to 15 squares away from it even during drought
I built a beaver powered artificial river that loops the water around. It`s over on reddit. Pretty sure you like the idea of getting unlimited horse power out of 18 beavers. :D
Being surprised that the beavers can swim is such a Kibitz thing... xD
should have a district just for baby production
it could be called Boom Factory
At 8:19 put platforms over the little rivers you made and then put the path over the platforms to make more room for farming
I love your vids and your energy. Small little tip: that water canal is great but you can put some platforms on it and add paths on top so you can have more space so crops.
Minor efficiency improvement.
If your math says for every 3 paper mills, you get 2 explosive factories. If you have 9 paper mills, that's actually 6 explosive factories.
Lake sippy is still the best name for anything here
Everyone's suggesting complicated solutions for the river. Just have your water pumps after the river, not in lake sippy. Lake sippy goes down, the river stops flowing to refill it. That or have lake sippy fill from the end of the aquaduct instead of before the river
Make a divider in your river and see if you can split the flow of water
Noticed you made your river spilt to 3 way,better make it in line like:watersource,highreservoir,wheel,dam,lowreservoir,farmland.
This way all water must go through power generate,and the first reservoir will save some water to keep the river going in the dry season.
Kibz: Lots of population. Forcibly sends population to new district. Subsistence rations. Grand engineering projects.
Um... Kibz... you just made a gulag...
One beaver to pump water, one beaver to dump water. Infinite water wheel power.
well done *BROTHER!*
you can move your paths onto the irigation lines to get more plantable (green) area
You could put the gap into lake sippy after the power canal
(Watching before the end of the video so idk if you've had that idea)
Why not double up your channels and paths? Have the channel run and then put your platform + path combo on top? leaves more room for growing
this river would produce thousands of megawatts - kibs
literaly everybody: burh you think beevers know things like electricity?
he cant leave Satisfactory behind ^^
the beaver industrial revolution has started!
I think kibz city skylines playthrough is leaking into here, with his utter disregard for beaver lifespan!
Also, with that many explosives, kibz can do some pretty legit terraforming projects!
For the lumberjack camp, why don't you just put it over the the canal, save you some land for trees
You can also put the path near the gear workshop under the stairs and add another gear workshop lol that will ruin the paper and explosive factory.
Surely having the water wheels on the path leading into the lake would work better than having a bypass filling the lake and wasting flow that could be spinning the wheels?
So the issue you're having is that the water sources don't produce water continuously, but rather in fits and starts. It's not really noticeable until you go big, but once it becomes a problem, it becomes a serious problem. For you, your river will only work when the water sources are actually producing, and go dead whenever they pause.
Kibitz, can you build over the waterwheels? As in, platforms or bridges so the beavers can walk over the artificial river with running waterwheels below, or even possibly live above it?
you can only pass over waterwehhels with suspension bridges. And nothing else can be built on them.
You should try Oxygen Not Included. That game would be right up your alley.
You can send starving beavers back to a district with food. Then move them back after they eat/drink.
@ImKibitz for your artificial river, just put the dams at the end to fill the lake. That guarantees that the water will flow through your wheels.
i know what game this man will love to play next
Oxygen Not Included
if you move the dams to the end and the blast a river to the lake you would have a constant flow until dry season
I kinda wish that they would add a water screw to the game, where it would bring water from one level to a level right above it. It could even be built to look like a levee with a tube in it that requires power or a beaver to operate. Would make it easier to do than relying upon water dumps. And humans have used this technology since the days of ancient egypt
if you built an artificial giant tub at the top of the map and let that fill... during a drought you could let it trickle down, and that way the water in your base would flow, at least for a couple extra days... In theory at least...
finally someone actually building out over the water ^_^
It's late to do this, but the last district done could be called Beavnice (Beaver + Venice). Wich it's funny and has sense accord to the water channels
You should build a floting town on the big lake, kibtz
Woah! earliest ive ever been!
More timberborn baby!
Shouldn't you use the blocks that do not let the water trough as a river bottom ?
Is it just me but why do I think the explosions are satisfying
At this point, the only thing that i fear could cripple Kibits is a seriously long droughts. I talking ones lasting well over 30 days long.
BIG BRAIN 9999IQ PLAYS KIBITZ!
loving this series, cannot wait for more!
So did you check the consumption of that factory lake because those few puny wheels aren’t going to crack it, is my gut feeling.
This was a lot of fun. Can’t wait to see what you have planned.
TIP you can make waterlock gates to let a certain amount of water through
Kibz is the lake sippy area going to be a hive city.
If its 3 to 2 and you have 9 paper mills. Ist tis 6 explosive factories?
am doing the same as you with the roads between the fields.. but.. if you build cover over the water.. you can then ahve road on top of it and then more fields
All you need to do is move the dams down to the other end of the water wheels and it will always flow at full power
3 cheers for Lake Sippy!
If u ever get a new place u should call it like “Oakley street” or something cuz oak is a type of tree
“Every town has an Elm Street”
and elm is a tree as well.
I haven't you in a while kibitz, now I'm back to binging you man !
Did you try making a district dedicated to pumping water and then dumping it to "create" a flowing river for power?
Still love that I can push the initial water into the sky, which makes drouts nothing.
I honestly don't care that this is sponsored when you clearly enjoy the game!
it like the industrial revolution
industry over the drinking water, that's gonna be totally fine. yep
Industrial Gore! Yesss!!!
I really enjoy this series.
There is actually a way to get infinite power, if your beavers dump water upstream with that water dumper you can create artificial rivers, and with that you can create artificial current and you can add water weels to that current, so you're trading beaver time (colleting and transporting water upstream) for power.
i mean, true, but the hamster wheel is easier
@@blank_2563 Easier, yes. But you can make a small district dedicated to transferring the water and make 10x the power they would make running in wheels. I made a canal that started downstream with beavers carrying water up a short flight of stairs then the canal went around my city and dumped out in a reservoir upstream that fed back out into my main river.
Don't you have a second channel to upload streams to? I'd watch 'em
Call it Beaver-Haus; where the beaver live. LOL!
Instead make the dam on head, you can make it on the tail so water can powering and fill up the lake
Would it be possible to make a pump and bring it to elevated land and cycle the water so you can constantly run the wheels and get power during droughts?
I tried. Not even 16 water dumps could create constant flow of water.
The Lake Sippy town reminds me of Stix from Ninjago
too much dynamite! i like!
I wonder what you have planned. The craziest thing I have see on this map was the 'baby dragon' TH-camr making an aqueduct (double dam style) to take water to the crater with all the metal.
I am sure you will beat him smh😆