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Author: s_noonan

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Date added: 2017-07-15

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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Timing Belt Tutorial
Last edited at 2017/08/11 01:03:00 by s_noonan
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I added a spring-loaded idler which works great as a chain tensioner!

Excellent tutorial! :tup:
Thanks for the suggestion.
Nice tutorial! The chain generator you made way back looks better though

Is there any way to make a scripted 2:1 transmission without much variation in its angle? I just remembered a scene I have lying around on my scenes folder just because the timing gears slip after some time. With that, we may be able to reach 4 stroke, 7000 RPM engines now.
Maybe use two circles with hinges. In one circle postStep: angle = scene.my.angle. In the other circle postStep: scene.my.angle = 2.0 * angle.

Another way might be to do something similar to Transmission Hinge
Last edited at 2017/07/17 09:59:41 by s_noonan
Maybe the transmission hinge is what I wanted. I tried doing the other idea before but it didn't work properly. I have a couple of ideas using the new engine's angle spawner though
You can set the bendTarget of a hinge to the angle of one of the connected bodies. The angle may or may not need to be inversed. That way, you have a reliable 2:1 gear ratio.
The same thing I did in my single cylinder engine. The camshaft is always synchronised with the crank http://www.algodoo.com/algobox/details.php?id=158419