Algodoo

There. It's fixed. It now has autoclutch. Just simply select your gear and it starts rolling. make sure the throttle is up first

Cool stuff! I'm surprised nobody's thought of this before.

Awesome job man! I'd say you outdid my rally car. 10/10

What?

really cool design. reminds me of an old race car from the 1920's or something

Looks like you invented it 18 days before me! wow so close!

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I had no idea you made yours and I had never seen it before when I made mine. I guess it doesn't really matter anyways

What are the specs of your new rig, Linkage?

Oops, added an extra 0! I meant 10,000

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It's a good start! you do need a graphics card like you said though.

I recommend the AMD HD7850. Its about as good of a price/performance ratio as you can get, and it compliments the FX-6300 very well.

You can find them for under $130

Are you talking about the black ball? There's not even a hinge on it

I get over 2400 with my intel i7 3770k 4.2 Ghz

yay!
it was a total fluke too!

Very impressive! the rate of fire is very high for algodoo! 10/10

It seems I have created the first motor that's speed depends on how fast your computer is?

Oh wow you're right! I guess it was so long ago I didn't even remember. sorry about that.

Awesome job! I like the little people inside.

How did you remove the real Eiffel tower from the picture?

Amazing background! The damage is really cool too! 10/10

excellent as always! 10/10

Is it that the boxes always fall in the same place every time?
if so that's nothing new. Look at my "balls always fall in the same order" scene
where this happens with 68 balls.

Hahahaha!

Cool idea!

If this machine was real, it would be pretty much impossible to turn the last gear.

Thanks, Xray!

It's hard to make it lighter without it being completely unstable. just the momentum of the piston going up and down would make it bounce around all over the place.

Please stop spamming Algobox

10 scenes in 4 hours is just unnecessary.

hahaha good idea!

And I think I know what's happening with this engine.
When the circles change size, the bigger circle keeps its previous speed, but the smaller circle spins faster than it was before because of the gear ratio. Then when they switch again the circle that WAS smaller becomes bigger but keeps its previous speed making the smaller circle spin even faster. This keeps happening over and over until the RPM limit of the scene is reached. which depends on the frequency of the scene.

EPIC!
Runs a LOT better in 200Hz
It probably lags in 200Hz for most people though.

Xray, best thing Ive read all day.

Simple way to check your torque is to make the center hinge a brake and turn up the hinge torque until the engine stops.
For me it was just under 1000 Nm or 740 foot pounds

Really cool and fun to play with!
10/10