Algodoo

you have to enter through a browser (firefox, chrome or internet explorer) to any scene and then you'll have the option to rate. Copy the url you see up in the algodoo browser

Haters, theres a lot. Remember if you criticized someone

Why did you delete your volk?

Good car! I like how fast it can go
10/10

Thanks all! I think i can cut trees with this

It can be done with only one laser by changing app.laserFuzziness to 0. But it would stick in the settings

lololoer, Algodoo is not yet open source

You got some big density trouble there. Also if you change the polygons with more basic parts like boxes and circles it will work way better on lower frequencies

Вы должны сделать плотность шаров изменить, а не размер, потому что они выходят. Я использую Google Переводчик, вы должны тоже XD

Pretty impressive but it jams most of the time in auto mode. It is easy to fix, make the interruptor little parts heavier (like 0.1 kg)

Good scene! The engine is pretty weird, it is strong at low rpm?
P.S: I'll get to work on it in a couple o' days.

Bugs for everyone! Yeah!
Actually that spring has damping, this one is really weird O.o

OK, thanks for pointing that.
Kilinich: I'm working on that

It's not the inaccuracy, but that our engines get a lot stronger at higher frequencies. They get stronger because balls collide more ticks with the cylinder.
Otherwise 100 Hz is enough for the gearing and all

Oh you're right

I use 2.0.2b15 because my comp handles "new rendering pipeline" (a.k.a forget old pentium 4's) at 2 fps. I'm planning on buying a new computer in some time, but for now I can't. If 2.1.0 had the option to disable shaders i would be using it

Yes, I meant that if you replaced the whole engine with a motor of infinite torque and high RPM then if you ran the scene at 100 or 1000 Hz the only change would be in the gearbox and traction wheel.
Also engines work better with higher frequencies, and my thought is that as Algodoo tries to separate the cylinder and the spawned ball with the maximum force it can apply (because it's unrealistic to have two geometries overlapped) then it does the same force at higher frequencies, but in each tick. Then if Algodoo could apply 100 Nm in one tick of a sim at low frequency (let's say 100 Hz), it will apply 100 Nm in ten ticks, if you raise sim.frequency to 1000 Hz. Again, my thought.

Hope i explained myself.

2000 Nm at 700 rpm. What did you get? or how did you measure?

I'd like to have that piece of code. I've made a little test too (like yours) with two 1 meter circles, but measuring sim.ticks, and i've found that even if those circles are concentric or are overlapped 1 pixel, Algodoo will take 8 ticks at 100 Hz (7 counted by eye at 0.025x simulation speed, must be my thyme code to detect this) to sepair them, and 53 ticks at 1000 Hz. No matter how much the circles are overlapped, Algodoo will apply a certain force to sepair them, always lasting 8 or 7 ticks at 100 Hz.

I meant Algodoo's code. anyways, it's a fact that collision and spawn engines have more strenght.

Yep, that's what i wanted to say.

You can use mouse click instead of return, with modded lasers. Also, isn't it easier to edit the thumbnail of the .phz file, instead of putting a rectangle with the thumbnail texture?

This is not an actual suspension (unless you manage to put a car upon it, that doesn't flip over)

Thanks Steve!

Ok, i'll see later. Also there's not reverse yet, i'll add that soon

Well it's a spawn engine after all (quick kilinich do something! )

Done

It's easy.
Bueno soy argentino xD
Primero necesitas el .phz, es un archivo comprimido, abrilo con algún compresor (yo uso winrar). ahí estan las texturas en una carpeta, el thumbnail y el .phn. Cambia el thumbnail por la imagen que quieras (fijate que sean de la misma resolución) y subí el nuevo archivo desde un navegador.
Espero que te haya servido

what, you received a 1 or something?

Whoa are you still alive?