Algodoo

Cool, though it does amaze me just how large these graphics cards are.

Even compared to a to-scale SFF PC, the real size one is still about 70% as big!

This scene is scraping the rules, as it's almost entirely just the description.

Not quite but the scene itself is mostly blank.

This would more be disputing as a "What should I make?" scene.

I wonder if I can cram this thing into an Algocomputer and make it run at 800 FPS /s

Jokes aside this thing is pretty cool.

I don't understand what this is meant to do. I don't see a treadmill or a race.

Cool!

Last time I was this early, you sent the file to me in discord.

I got to the end but it was incredibly disorienting...

Please spend some time on your scenes.

It's really not that bad apart from the fact that it uses textures and it can't drive by default.

If I were you trying to fix it, I would make the following changes:

Remove textures and make it geometry based (and preferrably make the geometries able to fall off!)

Make it driveable

And maybe make it so the driver can fly out.

Apart from that, it's rally really not that bad.

About the track - It is different from my regular tracks, this is primarily due to the fact that it's using the new terrain generation system I built. Now it generates terrain within Algodoo instead of having to rely on an external program to export terrain images and trace them.

This, as you may expect, makes it far easier to create. The terrain generator also has a built-in cutter, so I don't have to manually split the terrain to avoid polygon glitches.

The generator is not at all user friendly and is why I won't share it at the moment. However, if I manage to get it working well enough, I may share it for my more tech-savvy audiences.

This is why the terrain is so consistent in terms of resolution and so much longer than my usual tracks - If you're able to automatically generate terrain, why not generate a lot of it?

This isn't very original. I see these "Numberblocks" scenes everywhere. Quite frankly I'm tired of them.

No problem.

You can use one of my offroad tracks if you like.

Here's the problems I had with it and how to fix them:

1. Not enough wheel friction. Make the wheels out of rubber or manually set the friction higher.

2. No controllability. Make the wheels control with WASD

3. Wrong way. Algobox cars are kind of "by default" facing the right.

Well I didn't mean to be toxic when I said that. I'm just craving something original is all.

Hey, do mind if I make you your own Race Track incase you get bored again and make more cars?

Changed the track to Bedrock Plains and renamed it to WV-ROCK

Please don't steal peoples' scenes.

Bruhguy123 made this train, and you didn't even give credit.

Looking at his scenes I can confirm he is blatantly breaking the rules.

However, looking at your comments on the fraudulent scenes, I noticed you bypassed the filter.

Please try to stay calm when someone steals your creation. Report it and explain in the comments that what they did was wrong.

I'm not that much of a countryballs fan, but this is a pretty fun build. Nice work!

Hey! Your scene appeared in Highlighted Scenes!

Nice work!

Aw.

I really liked your cars.

Yeah. It's good for vehicles that aren't completely offroadable.

Yes, I forgot to mention.
You are allowed to use the terrain generated by this with or without credit.
Afterall, technically I'm not making the terrain, your own computer is!

Not bad, but here is some advice:

Change controls to WASD. Most people use WASD.

Make the suspension have less constant or more damping.

I don't see how you changed it at all, and it still controls with Arrow Keys.

Usually descriptions are, well, descriptive.

Next time, try mentioning the fact that it's a Marble Pack within the description or title.

It's an interesting scene, but...
How do you (physically) crash a laptop? It's not a car!

Good scene anyway, lol.

These are also very popular around Early July here in the states!
Great scene!

Because it's just a bunch of squares.