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Nothing happens when I click the RUN button.

Okay, then, WHAT is supposed to happen?

NO! I'm too afraid. The scene told me not to look past the arrow.

Okay, I changed my mind. I looked past the arrow,,,,,,, WHO GAVE YOU THAT PICTURE OF ME!!!

OMG, this scene is awesome!


One of your top ten, in my opinion!

Friendly suggestion:

Enhance the scene so that the user can enter their own text and then the 5-bar linkage will write the text on a virtual sheet of paper. That would be even more awesome!

@zurielkian -- Maybe in a robot's body!

Sounds like a challenge!

Nothing happens when I run the sim. Is that the trick?

Cute scene! Nicely done!

You forgot to include instructions that explain how to make things happen in the scene! For example, what keys must be pressed to make the washer wash and the dryer dry.

Very realistic! Nicely done.

Happy Harold haphazardly hops horrifyingly high hoping he hits heavy humongous helicopters.

Okay, you win!

When I wrap one end of the wire clockwise around the posts, and then wrap the other end in the same direction, it causes the first end to unravel in the opposite direction. I don't see real world wire doing that (yes, I actually tested it with copper and then with nichrome wires).


Additional information: After playing around with it, I now see what's happening. The wire is so flexible that even a small amount of longitudinal movement of the wire caused by my pulling on the end, is what causes the unraveling. Maybe if you make the wire stiffer it would reduce that tendency to unravel.

@Little -- As long as your art doesn't break any rules (you know what I mean) then please go ahead and show it off! If anyone attacks you personally I will send them into the dark abyss, never to be heard from again.

I like those rotating posts that you added. They eliminate my heavy handed pulling of the wire.

Here is more work.... um.... I mean a suggestion for you: Show a few (5 or 10?) convoluted shapes that can be made out of lengths of flexible wire. Provide the same number of straight pieces of wire that the user can try to duplicate with the bend tools. This would add a challenge to the scene rather than just mindlessly bending a wire.

Nice job on the scene so far.

Hello

It bounces because of all the under-damped springs you tied together.
Fix it by selecting all springs. Then increase damping of all springs to 2.0.

Bye Bye bouncing!

It would be helpful to others who would like to load and fire your guns if you would list the control keys. For example: Key that presses the magazine latch, Key that pulls back the slide, Key that controls the safety (on/off), Key that pulls the trigger, and anything else you can think of. Thanks!

Xrat?

Okay, I zoomed out. Now what?

NP

OMG! Say it isn't true!

No worries! Many people go weeks or even months without posting a scene! No one really cares because there are so many other people who post stuff nearly every day! There are many interesting scenes to view and to play with.

@whatvaheck -- Nice job on your new show characters!

Thanks

Your reply took nearly 2 years!

Anyhow, thanks but no thanks. If I ever need to learn about hybrid orbitals (I will probably never need to learn it) I'll just ask one of my AI guys.


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I did make one many years ago. It was pretty bad, so I never made another one. Click on my username if you want to see all the scenes I've made since I started using Algodoo in 2012.


Here's a direct link my marble race:

Marble Race

I have no idea what that is. I've heard of Roblox but that's all. I'm an "older" adult, and I don't play children's games. Sorry...