Algodoo

For those who don't know... A Stephenson valve gear mechanism was widely used on steam engines that powered early railroad trains, factories, and most other things that were powered by steam engines during the Industrial revolution.

Stephenson valve gear

That's correct, BlueJay! Some people try to skirt around the rules by substituting other words that replace "voting" such as "Who do you
think will be the winner?". We are not stupid, so that will be treated exactly like a request for votes.

Great work as usual!

Only one flaw: After firing all seven rounds, the slide assembly stays open as it should, but if the safety is engaged while in that condition, something becomes damaged (maybe a spring or a lever?). Try it as I described above and you will understand what I'm saying.

Well, it's totally up to you if you want to try to fix it. I'm sure that the real life gun doesn't do that!

Yeah, I was using win-7 until a couple of years ago when my wife upgraded her computer from win-8 to win-10. I didn't want to listen to her bragging "My computer is better than your computer!" and so I upgraded my computer to win-10 PLUS I got a lot more RAM which was needed to support the upgrade. Now I can brag that I have more RAM than she has! LOL

Quote: "...but it is more of a problem to break it if it is operated incorrectly."

Absolutely! No one wants his gun to break because he may have used it incorrectly. His life may depend on his weapon not breaking!

The gun works without breaking now.

@Valentin0012 -- It's a gun to a three year old toddler.

Nice job on the scene. You have a great talent!

This scene reminded me of the song "Black Water" by "The Doobie Brothers".

video on youtube

Wow, you spent a lot of time on this and I'm sure that many people will use it and appreciate it. You are awesome!

Wow, you must be VERY bored.

Iwoldail1 -- What do you mean by that? How is it very very deadly?

Nice simulation of a reactor!

Wow... That's really something!

For those of us "older people" who don't know how NumberBlocks work, I suggest that you include a label over each block that shows the block's numeric value. Without labels, they look like nothing but a bunch of random colored squares and rectangles.

Note: This is just a suggestion. You don't have to do that if you don't want to.

It's called CLICK BAIT.

Why are you graduating 2 years early? It's obvious that you are very smart, but 2 years? WOW!

Age means nothing! You either care about the things that you do or you don't. It's that simple. Most people here on Algobox DO care about the quality of their work and they are proud of the things that they make, especially when they spend a lot of time and effort on them.

You're welcome!

Nice explosion when I run the simulation!

Okay, I zoomed out.... Now what?

I would have guessed that your IQ was lot higher than 110. Many of your "technical" scenes are quite impressive, and when you announced in a comment that you were a young teen (If I recall, you said you are 15?) that blew my mind! I thought you were much older than that.

Oh, 16.... Sorry!


For what it's worth, I have grandkids older than you.

I don't think anyone loves Algodoo explosions more than I do!

So, nice job overall. There's a LOT of code in there!

I have just a couple of things to comment on that I noticed:
1. When I click on the Script-1 "Click Me" yellow symbol, it makes an implosion rather than an explosion. Is it supposed to do that?
2. Script 3 AND Script 3.5 "Click Me" yellow symbols seem to do the exact same type of explosion. Aren't they supposed to be different? Or is it just me who's missing something?

I laughed when I moved the text box and revealed your dancing mechanism.

Very clever!

Oh, Okay. I guess it works as you designed it!

The choice is yours to make, and I'm sure it will be awesome no matter what you decide to make!

NG as used in the name: Natalie Grayson is not a digraph. For NG to be a digraph letter pair it would have to be used in words such as "bring" or "song".

BTW - I'm not an expert in the English language. I just happen to know a few things.

Step 1. Be at least 18 years old.
Step 2. Be articulate, mature, and reasonably intelligent.
Step 3. Show an interest in Algodoo by posting well designed and interesting scenes that YOU have made.
Step 4. A current mod or someone from Algoryx (the company that owns Algodoo and Algobox) must choose and approve you for that position.


Do you qualify?

I am an adult. That's all you need to know.