Algodoo

Pros: Bravo on the tight and efficient code. Nicely done!

Cons: The die looks like six separate squares were stuck together instead of looking like a single solid block. The rounded corners are the problem.

LAK -- Not every scene needs to have a "point". People create scenes because they enjoy making things with Algodoo and sharing those scenes with others here on Algobox.

Here is a scene that I made back in 2016 which is very similar to this one that uses tracers to form letters: Tracer Alphabet

Yup, I concur.... Those are, in fact, numbers. No doubt about it. Amazing!

Nice job on the chess pieces, but I have a suggestion that would improve how they look. Currently, the white chess pieces are difficult to see when they are on a white square. My suggestion is to give them just a little bit of color, maybe light red or green. There's nothing in the rules that states the pieces must be black and white.

Keep up the great work!

Welcome to Algobox!

huh?

Thanks for mentioning about your old account "Student Rui". That old account is now officially banned.

Welcome again to Algobox! I look forward to playing more of your excellent scenes.

By the way, you mentioned that English is your second language. In my opinion, your written English, as evidenced in your comments, is excellent. In fact, it is more articulate and mature sounding than comments written by most other Algobox users! I wouldn't have known that English is not your first language if you hadn't mentioned that fact.

I deleted those old comments including mine because they are no longer needed.

That's a cute little gun, although the way it functions is a little odd.

rangycrow -- I can't remember if I asked you this before, so please forgive me if I did. I own a Walther PPS in real life, and there is one odd thing about that gun that I've never seen in any other small handgun. The trigger guard also functions as the magazine release mechanism! The PPS model is available in one of two calibers: The 9mm and the .40 caliber. Mine is the 9mm version. Anyhow, would you be interested in creating a scene for that model gun? Here are some details about it on Wikipedia: Walther PPS

AI is certainly a great tool for us humans, but I'm concerned that we may start relying on it too much which might cause us to forget how to do basic things like math and English that we learned as children.

I like how they explode when I click the RUN button!




I like the 3D version.

Nicely done!

Wait!... You copied THIS SCENE from Lester12345.

I take back what I said about being nicely done because you stole it from another user and took credit for it.

Just curious... what are you testing?

Your recent edits to the cube fixed the issue that I stated in my previous comment. Now it looks like a single solid die. Good job.

It's doing the Michael Jackson "Moon Walk"!

How?

@syplonite -- Would you like to make the cursor move quicker and stop quicker? If yes, then make the following changes....

1. with the scene paused, right click on the cursor. Then hover your real cursor down to "controller" and you will see the controller panel show up. Change the "controller acceleration" to 500.0

2. Move to "script menu" on the main panel and click on it. In the script menu that shows up look for "velocityDamping" and change the values to: [0.99999, 0.99999, 0.0]

3. Save the modified scene and upload it to Algobox. Your new Algodoo cursor should respond faster than before and it should stop faster than before!

That's a really interesting way to ring a bell. It's sort of like a Rube Goldberg machine!


All kidding aside.... If I did something like that to my neighbor, he would probably SHOOT ME!

Nice job on the scene.

I "like" an Algodoo image or animation that looks and acts like the same thing in real life. I always work toward that goal in my own scenes. Unfortunately, I don't always achieve it.

What does anver pc mean?

He reminds me of Bucky Beaver! (Google it)

How do the numbers change? You should provide instructions.

Flying cars are fun. I wish I owned one!

You should explain either in the scene or in the scene description what are the control keys that make the bridge go up and down (arrow keys are the most common keys for controlling movement). Without those details other people won't be able to figure out how to make the bridge go up and down.

There is an old lift bridge not far from me that spans the width of the Saint Croix River between Wisconsin and Minnesota. Over the past 20 years the traffic across the river has become so dense that authorities had to build other modern bridges across that river that bypass the old lift bride!

Stillwater Lift Bridge

I agree. It's a big improvement over your original Lift Bridge scene. Nice job!

Can you give us a clue about what this is about?

Sad but true, I've seen some badly damaged body parts on adults who ignored mandatory safety standards while operating or maintaining industrial machinery. Some of them just refuse to take safety seriously, and they often end up paying a terrible price for that ignorance.

Suggestion: Color the spider body parts different shades of black, and color the legs a little lighter. The colors will make the spider look more realistic and scary!