Algodoo

I do not understand this scene. You can just increase the tension of the bullet spring, why need such a complex delay mechanism?

@Meerkoos
I'll start off by saying it isn't complicated. It's only7 extra parts to get the delay system.
- That aside, it allows you to be more lax with the strength, weight, etc. of the back end, which in turn makes tuning that part of the system less finicky.
- I've experienced clipping issues, and greater chance of the random mis-fires happening if I simply strengthen the proppeler spring, without having a bizzarely huge gun. (Already have one; about 100 metres long, over 50 tonnes).
- You only need to do a simple retrofit of existing recoil-operated guns, adding in the R block piece, in order to make use of the delay system.
(Changing the bullets used to these bullets I have, ofc., they're compatable with normal guns anyway).