Okay, so why would I want to do that? What is the goal of the game, and what must I do to achieve that goal? You need to explain those things in detail so that people can know how to play the game!
djweaver -- I see that you use Algodoo v2.1.0 which is currently being worked on by Algoryx. I don't know when the new version will be released but I've been told that they fixed a lot of software bugs in that version as well as the other versions for Mac and Windows. Hopefully that will fix the issue that you are having.
By the way, if you use the Algodoo built-in browser for downloading and uploading scenes, then my advice is to use a standard Internet browser such as Chrome, Firefox, or other standard browser. The built-in browser is very limited and is plagued with problems. Just switching to a standard browser will probably fix your problem!
A gear train like that one might work in a perfect world, but, in our less-than-perfect world (which happens to be the one we live in), the accumulated back-lash, runout, inertia, and friction would make such a long gear train impossible to function. But it is fun to think about it!
bluerain -- Next time you think you found something amazing or incredible, I suggest that you read through the Algodoo Forum before you post a scene about it. Most likely anything you find has already been discussed in the Forum! The best heading to look through in the forum is "Thyme Scripting".
There are 210,000 scenes stored in the Algodoo archive, and many of them are about buses. So, did you check every one of those bus scenes to confirm that your bus is truly the fastest bus in all of Algodoo? You should not make such a claim if you did not!
Nugget123 -- That's cool you live in Sweden! Do you live near Algoryx (the company that owns Algodoo and Algobox)? According to their website, Algoryx is located in UmeƄ, Sweden.
1. You need only TWO lasers. Not 64!
2. The fade distance for each laser only needs to be about 3 meters for this scene (Not 300!).
3. All the cut scrap pieces that fall down cause a lot of computer lag. You can fix that by enabling the "killer" feature of the plane. You do that by right clicking on the plane, then hover your cursor on "material", then check the checkbox next to "killer". All the scrap that falls down will automatically get deleted. NO MORE LAG!
4. Those two large black rectangles have no function so delete them.