Matt is a bloody architect in a yellow helmet, at my college all the architects had Matt's strongest shape drawn on everything. The female ones did as well 😜...
It starts with "fancy highways" and then you're done, you become an architect, you might think that it's a more step by step kinda thing, but it takes you when you're not paying attention, it drags and drains you of every sense in life, completely emptying you, and in other to survive, you seek beauty even and specially if over efficiency
@@ericalorraine7943lookup Priscilla Dearmin-Turner, this is her name online, she's now the real investment prodigy since the crash and have help me recovered my loses
A news host spoke so highly of this💕 woman Priscilla Dearmin-Turner and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since didn’t know she was so accessible
Same here. Maine is shield rock. The only quakes we ever got were 'Glacial resettlement' of ground that finally popped after being compressed by glaciers the last bit of ice age we had.
I thought RCE was the chosen one. He was supposed to bring down the architects, and bring balance to engineering. RCE was supposed to defeat the architects, not join them.
Phew, those keys were taken up real quick-like, weren't they? Congrats to those who got them first! EDIT - For those curious, here were the timestamps for the keys: 6:04 - Right side of the screen, after the cut 11:27 - SpongeBob's right eye 14:32 - Top of the screen 17:07 - Along the left side of the wall as it transitions (it moves VERY fast)
@@Zkyo63 I actually only found three. They were hidden such that you may need 1080p and a quick finger to catch and read them. The three I found were: 11:27 - SpongeBob's right eye 14:32 - Top of the screen 17:07 - Along the left side of the wall as it transitions (it moves VERY fast)
I've seen a cement spraying machine here in Czechia, so that's quite accurate. You supply it raw materials and it mixes them right on the spot as you spray. A bit tougher to set up but worth it on larger building sites. And yes, plaster boards do get attached on metal frames these days and you drill the frame straight in to the concrete.
10:30 that happens surprisingly more often than you'd think. My dad is a structural engineer and literally just the other day he got a text from a builder saying they were pouring the concrete and the actual plans won't be ready till next week.
My supervisor has been dealing with a contractor recently who started building a cluster of houses before drawing plans for the sewer to serve them. Original plans that allowed for construction to even begin had the houses connecting to an existing manhole and sewer main - which were removed during construction to make way for one of the houses. Contractor is currently having to pay for hotel stay for a buyer who can't close on their *finished* house until it's connected to the not-yet-installed sewer.
This is why you need us architects, so you dont have awkward rooms, where your bed doesnt fit, and your living room is a hallway. These damn engineers….
in majority of cases its not that the workers are being lazy, theres just 500 other little things that have to be done before any visible work starts, once the walls start going in though, work is almost finished because they dont have to worry about the final parts being damagaed or messed up by the construction
i love how this game lets you choose how you play. you dont have to manually make concrete, but you can. you dont have to wait for the animation of placing things, but you can. you can also just straight up skip a step at any time
This game is so random...You don't typically insulate inside walls unless you're sound proofing a room. Also, the shims for doors and windows are absolutely necessary to ensure they're plumb so that you don't have sticky doors or windows that don't work. Also, they allow for you to pull off the trim and adjust them after the fact to ensure they're right if you're having trouble with them.
The windows are pretty spot on, those wedges we call packers. You make sure its all level and not warping we pack, the packers underneath, they come in tonnes of sizes but from memory I used to just order the boys like 5 sizes. I worked for a major glass and aluminium place in aus for awhile after highschool, went back to mechanics after though. But I was incharge of inventory. Done quoting/engineering of where windows/doors can go inc profiles of the aluminium extrusion, glass type and thickness etc. Also learnt how to make them and install them. Plan was to be sent interstate to help setup a new branch...I had a car accident instead, lost my job the when I recovered when back to my trade, mechanics. Done a few jobs over the years to further my skill set.
There needs to be a way to demolish or disassembly/remove things in this game, such as removing the television props blocking your path, or removing a window if you didn't like your choice (assuming you can't do that).
Uh oh this is a very dangerous path we are seeing first the architectural truck nado and now this architectural house whats next careful Matt we dont want to become real civil architect. The very thing you swore to destroy you are becoming
Is nobody gonna tell him that he wasn't doing Architecture? I'm an Architect, and I cannot approve of this xD We sit on our asses all day drawing houses, and sometimes go look at the work others do. We don't build the house ourselves, that would be beyond my education.
Steam keys: 6:04, 11:27, 14:32. (All taken) I can't be bothered to find the fourth one, but I figure with nearly 158k views on this video at the time of this writing, the last one is probably gone, too. Ah, well. Summer Sale in a week.
5 seconds into the video he was rubbing 'the strongest shape-cloud' with his mouse... Watching this channel makes me see 'the strongest shape' everywhere nowadays ;p
The greatest mystery to me in this entire video is, how on earth did you manage to get working lights installed into the ceiling when there isn't even a millimeter of cable in the entire place? (or pipework of any kind for that matter)
on a tropical island, installing insulation: "to keep things nice and toasty" my brother in christ when you're on a tropical island nobody ever intentionally tries to warm up
This game gives me the only bit of The Sims I still enjoy, for a quarter of the price - wishlisted for payday next months - thanks for the introduction RCE :)
Is that Let's Play It Out guy? I watched a couple of his vids and he seemed fake as hell. All flashy like he was trying to sound like what people think you tubers are supposed to sound like. Couldn't get into it.
@@amirordibi1348 you can’t expect me to know who you’re talking about based off of just one very common name. There will be thousands of TH-camrs called Josh.
This dev should make an Interior Designer game where you can hand off the building you built to it. Then a Realtor Sim where you then try to sell the house you built
Those profiles used for partition walls, are in fact made of steel, if anyone is curious about it. As far as i know profiles on the edges, which are holding whole structure, are thicker, than the rest. Fun and knowledge with RCE and friends. ;)
As someone who spent literal years selling windows and doors until recently, I can confirm that the windows still get shimmed into place, despite seeming old school.
i was wondering why he wouldnt show the house plan but glad to see that i got my confirm at 9:36 that his house is in the strongest shape ... for all of those out there who were afraid it was not (not me lol)
My father is builder, no you don't usual screws in hollow brick (edit: you put turbo screw, it's long so it doesn't matter that much) and spacers are still used to align windows and doors. If you'll need any more tips, answers just ask
This game just seems to decide when it wants you to suffer from having to do something over and over. Like plastering boring lets just make it so you do a whole wall at once. Brick laying you got to do every single one.
when I heard you say speaking of pyramids my brain had this thought pop in head that you might say "speaking of pyramids I have started a pyramid scheme."
Well I don’t know if there is any difference between a normal or a brick house foundation, if there isn’t any difference then that’s not how we in Sweden do it But maybe some do that in Sweden to just not how we do it or the ppl I see around
I've briefly worked in construction here in Norway and I don't think anything except for the rebars would be even close to the minimum standards for anything related to a building o.O
Not only partitions. That's why there is nothing left whenever there is a tornado, flood, or fire in your residental areas. On the other side of the pond in Europe there went only some rooftiles missing and some windows were broken when the rare tornados hit the past two years quite often for this region. It makes really a difference when a) your house is more or less all cardboard, 2x4 lumber, and foam ...or b) bricks and concrete.
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ok
You should play ark
no
@@kurama6538 what he said
I already have it
"they've all been pre-tied for us, that's pretty handy"
As someone who had to tie these steel "cages" together before, I absolutely agree
Lucky you can get pre fab now
That has to be one of the most tedious yet necessary jobs. God bless you.
I believe the technical term for a solid steel "tube" is a rod
Yes, rods are solid. Tubes are hollow and originally based on outside diameter. Pipes are hollow and originally based on inside diameter.
Often also called a 'round bar'
Stewart, Steiger or Serling?
@@danbert8 Technical term is deformed bar. Either ASTM A615 or A706 grade 40 or 60.
THats why we call the guys rodbusters
Idea for next video, if possible. Use the largest plot, and have a bridge on an upper level connect 2 buildings
Agree
Yes
i would love to see that
Fucking amazing
Ooohh that sounds cool
Matt has gone full architect with building a house that is form over function.
Are we sure the Strongest Shape is not an engineering primitive?
No, this is what happens when a civil engineer tries to do a structural engineer's job.
Matt is a bloody architect in a yellow helmet, at my college all the architects had Matt's strongest shape drawn on everything. The female ones did as well 😜...
How is that house form over function, when it is built in the most functional optimized shape ever?
@@joe-wt7oe ROLFMAO
It starts with "fancy highways" and then you're done, you become an architect, you might think that it's a more step by step kinda thing, but it takes you when you're not paying attention, it drags and drains you of every sense in life, completely emptying you, and in other to survive, you seek beauty even and specially if over efficiency
Alternative Title: RCE gives into his architect tendencies for 24 minutes
@@ericalorraine7943lookup Priscilla Dearmin-Turner, this is her name online, she's now the real investment prodigy since the crash and have help me recovered my loses
Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future
@@davidhudson3001
Thank you, Going through her profile in her webpage, she smashed all her state certificate and accreditation🙏
A news host spoke so highly of this💕 woman Priscilla Dearmin-Turner and her loss prevention strategies been trying to get to her ever since didn’t know she was so accessible
I heard she always have a way of linking someone investment into something new and profitable?
Aaaah, partition walls and plaster boards. Must be nice to build (and live) in an earthquake free area 😊
😂😂😂
Yeah it is nice to live in an earthquake free zone.
This post was made by Australia Gang.
Same here. Maine is shield rock. The only quakes we ever got were 'Glacial resettlement' of ground that finally popped after being compressed by glaciers the last bit of ice age we had.
Kane mpraf
r u saying u live in a place that has earthquakes?
Who else knew exactly what shape the whole house would have the moment Matt started zooming _way_ in on the drawing board? ^ ^
I've watched too many rce videos to not instantly know what was coming.
I mean, what do you expect from him?
@@striderpup1169 lol
@@striderpup1169 I expect dicks and bad road connections. He never disappoints.
No, I knew much earlier than that.
This game needs a "team building" mode where you can can plan a building and build it with your friends!
You're really turning into an architect, watch out RCE
I thought RCE was the chosen one. He was supposed to bring down the architects, and bring balance to engineering. RCE was supposed to defeat the architects, not join them.
This is part of the trilogy
Mwahahahaha, As The Architecary planned. The force has come to motion...
Nice pfp
@@Kitthecatgod thanks, might update it with the release of Silksong
I love how he explains everything like we're his class and he is teaching uns about buliding and what everything is for and why it is important
Phew, those keys were taken up real quick-like, weren't they? Congrats to those who got them first!
EDIT - For those curious, here were the timestamps for the keys:
6:04 - Right side of the screen, after the cut
11:27 - SpongeBob's right eye
14:32 - Top of the screen
17:07 - Along the left side of the wall as it transitions (it moves VERY fast)
Where were they in the video? I spent like 20 minutes searching for one, but couldn't find any.
@BobbyGoatGaming Look at 11:27 for an example. In SpongeBob's right eye there's some text. That text is a Steam Key.
@@Zkyo63 I actually only found three. They were hidden such that you may need 1080p and a quick finger to catch and read them. The three I found were:
11:27 - SpongeBob's right eye
14:32 - Top of the screen
17:07 - Along the left side of the wall as it transitions (it moves VERY fast)
@@MasterKoru 6:04 After the cut, on the right site
@@ShowXTech I think you meant right side, but yes, good eye!
I've seen a cement spraying machine here in Czechia, so that's quite accurate. You supply it raw materials and it mixes them right on the spot as you spray. A bit tougher to set up but worth it on larger building sites. And yes, plaster boards do get attached on metal frames these days and you drill the frame straight in to the concrete.
Matt: “Maybe it’s just spit or something”
Me knowing that it’s actually Matt’s own tears from doing architecture.
10:30 that happens surprisingly more often than you'd think. My dad is a structural engineer and literally just the other day he got a text from a builder saying they were pouring the concrete and the actual plans won't be ready till next week.
My supervisor has been dealing with a contractor recently who started building a cluster of houses before drawing plans for the sewer to serve them. Original plans that allowed for construction to even begin had the houses connecting to an existing manhole and sewer main - which were removed during construction to make way for one of the houses. Contractor is currently having to pay for hotel stay for a buyer who can't close on their *finished* house until it's connected to the not-yet-installed sewer.
That house can withstand a beating!
🤣
If it does take a beating will there be leakage?
Didn’t realize “mortar” was also a building paste and thought this concrete mixer doubled as a military explosive launcher 6:48
This is why you need us architects, so you dont have awkward rooms, where your bed doesnt fit, and your living room is a hallway. These damn engineers….
9:23 that explains all those fallen bridges! Engineers done did it.
How dare you criticize engineers you shalt perish 😡
An architect would easily know how to pronounce façade
I was at 16:33 when I realized what you were building 🤣🤣
Watching this gives me some insight into why construction takes such a long time to finish.
in majority of cases its not that the workers are being lazy, theres just 500 other little things that have to be done before any visible work starts, once the walls start going in though, work is almost finished because they dont have to worry about the final parts being damagaed or messed up by the construction
i love how this game lets you choose how you play. you dont have to manually make concrete, but you can. you dont have to wait for the animation of placing things, but you can. you can also just straight up skip a step at any time
Rce: this video is sponsored by...
everyone: aright, i'mma skip 2 minutes
already 1 like and i haven't finished watching the video wow
1 from me :) (no. 3)
@@zohaibtariq7351 now my comment has 10 likes. BRUH
1:42 - Housebuilding in Far Cry 3! 😂
I have a feeling that Matt’s going to come out as an architect before the end of the year and open a new architectural firm with ESO.
ESO?
@@rachelcookie321, he’s a TH-cam gamer. Got famous for his Skyrim videos. Used to be an architect before doing TH-cam full time.
@@dr.floridamanphd oh, I didn’t realise he used to be architect.
Fun Fact, The original Wright Flyer's wing structure was modeled off a bridge. just thought would make you happy
house: *has exactly 1 place for stairs*
Matt: "So of course we're buying 1000 sets of stairs"
This game is so random...You don't typically insulate inside walls unless you're sound proofing a room. Also, the shims for doors and windows are absolutely necessary to ensure they're plumb so that you don't have sticky doors or windows that don't work. Also, they allow for you to pull off the trim and adjust them after the fact to ensure they're right if you're having trouble with them.
The windows are pretty spot on, those wedges we call packers. You make sure its all level and not warping we pack, the packers underneath, they come in tonnes of sizes but from memory I used to just order the boys like 5 sizes.
I worked for a major glass and aluminium place in aus for awhile after highschool, went back to mechanics after though.
But I was incharge of inventory. Done quoting/engineering of where windows/doors can go inc profiles of the aluminium extrusion, glass type and thickness etc. Also learnt how to make them and install them. Plan was to be sent interstate to help setup a new branch...I had a car accident instead, lost my job the when I recovered when back to my trade, mechanics. Done a few jobs over the years to further my skill set.
dude, my hands are getting all dry just watching mix virtual cement!
12:00 i think the mortar minigame does the whole length of the soon-to-be-wall at once
What's that? An ARCHITECTURAL House?? Good, good, follow your step to finally become The Architect.
There needs to be a way to demolish or disassembly/remove things in this game, such as removing the television props blocking your path, or removing a window if you didn't like your choice (assuming you can't do that).
Uh oh this is a very dangerous path we are seeing first the architectural truck nado and now this architectural house whats next careful Matt we dont want to become real civil architect. The very thing you swore to destroy you are becoming
Real uncivil architect you mean
@@dashadowgirl honestly he should make a real uncivil architect channel as a parody and play architecture games as the worst parody of an architect.
Is nobody gonna tell him that he wasn't doing Architecture?
I'm an Architect, and I cannot approve of this xD
We sit on our asses all day drawing houses, and sometimes go look at the work others do.
We don't build the house ourselves, that would be beyond my education.
4:13 As someone who used to do construction, I really wish digging trenches was that fast and easy.
Steam keys: 6:04, 11:27, 14:32. (All taken) I can't be bothered to find the fourth one, but I figure with nearly 158k views on this video at the time of this writing, the last one is probably gone, too. Ah, well. Summer Sale in a week.
This is why you should always keep your engineers in the basement safely away from any designing and normal people.
You worked SO HARD to hide what you were building the entire time. Impressive
5 seconds into the video he was rubbing 'the strongest shape-cloud' with his mouse... Watching this channel makes me see 'the strongest shape' everywhere nowadays ;p
Just started watching but I can almost guarantee what ever he makes will be the “strongest shape” never get old
Wow. I'm not an engineer, but I am a builder. This game is quite accurate, all the way down to the but where we can, in fact, fly.
Me:* looks at the title*
Also me: YOU WARE SUPPOSED TO DESTROY THE ARCHITECTS NOT JOIN THEM!!!!
Honestly I would love to watch a fallout 4 “playthrough” where he just does settlement stuff, could be like a combo between bloons and this
I randomly got this Chanel recommended by TH-cam and surprisingly I love it
The greatest mystery to me in this entire video is, how on earth did you manage to get working lights installed into the ceiling when there isn't even a millimeter of cable in the entire place? (or pipework of any kind for that matter)
on a tropical island, installing insulation: "to keep things nice and toasty"
my brother in christ when you're on a tropical island nobody ever intentionally tries to warm up
Crazy to see how close yet so far from accurate this is. Definitely want to give it a try.
all this game is missing is
diagonal walls
and multiplayer, so you can make wack buildings with your friends
I like how he tried his hardest to not reveal his strongest shaped house
This game gives me the only bit of The Sims I still enjoy, for a quarter of the price - wishlisted for payday next months - thanks for the introduction RCE :)
The fact that josh and this guy haven't collabed yet is just a sin
We need a colab
Is that Let's Play It Out guy? I watched a couple of his vids and he seemed fake as hell. All flashy like he was trying to sound like what people think you tubers are supposed to sound like. Couldn't get into it.
Who’s Josh?
@@JLo83 I am genuinely concerned about you
@@JLo83 the stuff he does is very much not fake. Probably just got a weird video.
@@amirordibi1348 you can’t expect me to know who you’re talking about based off of just one very common name. There will be thousands of TH-camrs called Josh.
Game+Real Civil Engineer: The wheelbarrow is full.
Wheelbarrow inside: Not even half full.
I like how you're being educational and you've got a great sense of humor. Definitely subbing
id love to go to Egypt!!
I wanna see the temples and pyramids designed by the ancient egyptian Architects!!!
We all know it was the engineers
Egyptian Engineers*
DO IT!
Idk why but this and House Flipper are so enjoyable to me. Like I could either watch someone play, or play myself, for so much longer than other games
The end result when he went high in the sky to show the house, and the foreshadowing with the lights got me 💀
This dev should make an Interior Designer game where you can hand off the building you built to it. Then a Realtor Sim where you then try to sell the house you built
"No engineering going on here."
The architect holding RCE hostage: "Good... Good..."
Those profiles used for partition walls, are in fact made of steel, if anyone is curious about it.
As far as i know profiles on the edges, which are holding whole structure, are thicker, than the rest.
Fun and knowledge with RCE and friends. ;)
YES!! I did not expect him to do this again
I was about to comment saying that you didn't even make the house am efficient shape.... but you absolutely did! 😂
Insert Obi Wan's "you were supposed to destroy the architects, not join them" meme.
"Speaking of pyramids, let me advertise something" - you did not think this through :P
My dad is the builder. Actually, he first flies, and now he's under the ground. So realistic game
When he said bending moment I had flash backs of my engineering course😂😂🤦♂️
What a smooth release... doesn't collide with anything... xdxd
I love it how the UPNs get attached to the ceiling 😂😂😂
As someone who spent literal years selling windows and doors until recently, I can confirm that the windows still get shimmed into place, despite seeming old school.
matt has to put the keys thingy at the end so we have to rewatch him build the strongest shape from scratch TWICEEE
yeah i build houses in the USA and we use wood for the most part. you find steel tracks and steel stud framing on commercial jobs usualy.
There's a game similar to this called Landlord Super. It's a game set in the UK and you slowly repair and then rent out a house.
Love it when I watch an RCE video and get an architecture ad.
solid steal tubes XD that is a good way to define rebar
i was wondering why he wouldnt show the house plan but glad to see that i got my confirm at 9:36 that his house is in the strongest shape ... for all of those out there who were afraid it was not (not me lol)
11:40 Matt, what have you been eating?😂
"Engineering the PERFECT architectural house."
If they're holding you hostage, give us a sign.
I'm a new fan but I've been going back through videos. And this is the first game I've seen you play which is first person lol
My father is builder, no you don't usual screws in hollow brick (edit: you put turbo screw, it's long so it doesn't matter that much) and spacers are still used to align windows and doors.
If you'll need any more tips, answers just ask
the window packers are to help get the window level, it also combats movement of the house better for the windows etc
This game just seems to decide when it wants you to suffer from having to do something over and over. Like plastering boring lets just make it so you do a whole wall at once. Brick laying you got to do every single one.
Look up the tv show 'grand design ' and you'll see alot of building techniques in the UK 🇬🇧 and Australia 🇦🇺, enjoy watching
when I heard you say speaking of pyramids my brain had this thought pop in head that you might say "speaking of pyramids I have started a pyramid scheme."
That going through the ground "glitch" looked more as if you activated noclip mode by accident.
10:53 The cement looks weirdly delicious…
Idea for the next video: There is also another game like this and it´s called House Builder.
Oh god. That door not being central, it's driving me nuts.
When I come home from work, the last thing I would want to do is play a game about working.
Well I don’t know if there is any difference between a normal or a brick house foundation, if there isn’t any difference then that’s not how we in Sweden do it
But maybe some do that in Sweden to just not how we do it or the ppl I see around
I've briefly worked in construction here in Norway and I don't think anything except for the rebars would be even close to the minimum standards for anything related to a building o.O
Here in the US I think we use wooden partition's in more residential and metal ones in more commercial or industrial
Not only partitions. That's why there is nothing left whenever there is a tornado, flood, or fire in your residental areas. On the other side of the pond in Europe there went only some rooftiles missing and some windows were broken when the rare tornados hit the past two years quite often for this region. It makes really a difference when a) your house is more or less all cardboard, 2x4 lumber, and foam ...or b) bricks and concrete.
Me when I saw the title: You were supposed to destroy the architects, not join them!
250mm seems a little shallow for foundation
No earthquake can bring down that house with the strongest shape.
yay a new vid from motorway matt!
"trust me, I'm an engineer" - Real Civil Engineer when he makes a video
I like how just from the thumbnail I knew the house would be the strongest shape
10:26 I guess brittons would know a thing or two about this