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Good job, Little!

I totally agree!

YUM! Very tasty!

Exactly! That's why the scene is called "A Dumb way to put a Ball in a box"!

Okay, that's great! Thanks for letting me know!

お誕生日おめでとう！

Interesting. I've never seen a For Loop done that way! I was wondering if you "invented" this technique or did some AI creature give it to you?

If you learned this from a website would you be so kind to share it with everyone?

THANKS!

Okay, thanks again. I will definitely save this for future use.

What are the control keys? What are the rules? Is this a multi-player game?

July 14 is my daughter's birthday!

Sorry claster2013 but I have to agree with Tire burnout. Your scene needs a lot of work before it can be classified as a game. I suggest that you spend some time playing other people's games here on Algobox. Try to figure out how their games work. Ask questions. Most people wouldn't mind if you ask them questions by leaving comments. For example, you can ask something like, "How did you make that circle move with the arrow keys?" It takes a lot of time to learn how to make things move and to behave the way you want them to behave. The more time and effort you put into learning Algodoo, the better and more impressive your scenes will become! Failure is not always a bad thing because it's almost always a learning experience which is a good thing!

How does this work? Needs instructions.

Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free! (Some well known person said that....)

Very impressive, Mr. Noonan! I am blown away by the work you (and AI) have done on this scene. This is exactly the kind of thing that I have tried to do for many years but was never able to get this kind of result. If Algodoo were to give out an "Amazing Scene" award for technical and artistic excellence in a scene, this scene of yours would win First Place!

Do WHAT?

It IS funny. I even Laughed Out Loud!

Wow! You should patent this design. You will become very rich and the oil companies will hate you! Very impressive.


Read my other comment: HERE

Hi guys!

The reason why the circle spins and accelerates without any input power from an external force (except for a slight push to get it started) is because YOU gave its "Friction" value a negative number. In real life an object's friction cannot have a value less than zero because friction always opposes motion, but a negative friction value would imply that it aids motion!

There are other parameter values (Attraction for example) that Algodoo allows the user to exceed beyond normal values that are typically found in real life objects. So, no, I hate to be the one to break the news to you but you did not discover perpetual energy gain.

Hey, thanks Tire Burnout! I appreciate your comment.

I see how you intentionally prevented the text "GAME OVER" from displaying. It really is only a game, s_noonan.

No problem, my friend. I understand completely. Thanks

I've never seen a liquid baby before but this is pretty cool! Now you maybe should consider making a whole family of liquid people (a mom, a dad, and 4 or 5 kids) and have them race against each other!

MarioBro1337 --

Reply: Thanks for the suggestion! I'll see what I can do with it.

Comment: Super fun scene, though I wish it could be more challenging.

Reply: Thanks! More challenging? Were you able to destroy 210 targets with only 210 shots?

Yes, exactly!

breechblock

What is so weird about it? When I start the sim, nothing weird happens!

Thanks MarioBro1337... apology accepted! As I've stated in my comment: Here we've all done silly and dumb things when we were young. Most people outgrow that kind of behavior, and others.... well not so much.

Algodooper - Who are you saying that to?

Thanks!