Browse Search Popular Register Upload Rules User list Login:
Search:
steam powered mechanical lion

Image:
screenshot of the scene

Author: rorziz

Group: Default

Filesize: 335.92 kB

Date added: 2017-05-08

Rating: 6.3

Downloads: 3586

Views: 774

Comments: 9

Ratings: 5

Times favored: 1

Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

Tags:

Scene tag

just for fun, simply press play
Last edited at 2017/05/09 02:49:26 by rorziz
Please log in to rate this scene
edit
Similar scenes
Title: real steampower locomotive C1804
Rating: 5
Filesize: 352.36 kB
Downloads: 3932
Comments: 2
Ratings: 1
Date added: 2018/05/19 15:20:38
Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0
Rating: rated 5
download
Title: Steam-powered Vehicle
Rating: 5.4444
Filesize: 19.26 kB
Downloads: 1620
Comments: 5
Ratings: 3
Date added: 2010/04/13 17:58:11
Made with: Algodoo before v1.8.5
Rating: rated 5.4
download
Title: Steam spider V1.0.0
Rating: 6.4
Filesize: 251.75 kB
Downloads: 2004
Comments: 8
Ratings: 4
Date added: 2010/12/23 07:47:00
Made with: Algodoo before v1.8.5
Rating: rated 6.4
download
Title: Realistic mechanical watch
Rating: 5.625
Filesize: 75.09 kB
Downloads: 1215
Comments: 1
Ratings: 2
Date added: 2009/07/18 09:41:26
Made with: Phun
Rating: rated 5.6
download
Title: Steam engine no scripting
Rating: 5
Filesize: 63 kB
Downloads: 751
Comments: 1
Ratings: 1
Date added: 2009/11/06 17:59:27
Made with: Phun
Rating: rated 5
download
Title: water powered car
Rating: 5
Filesize: 112.02 kB
Downloads: 1626
Comments: 0
Ratings: 1
Date added: 2020/10/24 01:51:34
Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0
Rating: rated 5
download
WOW! This is awesome! :tup:
thanks man!
Oh, I forgot to mention about a small technical detail that I noticed in how the animal walks. Most four-legged predators have a gait in which the right-front and left-rear legs move somewhat together. And it's the same for the left-front and right-rear legs. In your scene, both of the lion's right legs (front and rear) move together, and his left legs do the same. That is not a natural movement because it would cause the animal to rock side-to-side as his weight shifts from left to right and back again. Take a look at a dog that user mori-d created, and you will see a correct gait for a quadruped animal: mori-d's dog

I'm not suggesting that you make changes to this current scene, especially if it would require a lot of changes, but it would be something to keep in mind for future scenes.

Still, very nice job you did here! :)
XRAY your right! how stupid! i have updated scene, i really hope i didnt get i wrong because i have done it on the return from thr pub many pints down, without a backup ha ha thanks for your advice, not just on this scene! very helpfull!
Much better! Good job (again!) :tup:
i have no memory of writing that or changing the scene.....
Huh? Are you serious? You have no memory? :o
ha ha yeah i edited it on return from the pub and so was very drunk, i have vuage memorys of it coming back now!
I used to drink a lot back during my younger days when I was in the U.S. Navy. Now I know better. Haven't had an alcoholic drink in over 20 years, and I don't miss it at all.

I'm not judging, just telling a story and expressing my opinion (I do that a lot! :lol: )