Actually, you were banned by "Wild Bill" who I was training as Admin back in 2018. It didn't work out for him and so I have been the only Admin since 2014 when I began this job.
Just out of curiosity I searched your screen name on Google and this was the result: LMALG is primarily known as the screen name for LimeAlgodoo, a Hungarian YouTuber who creates popular data visualization and statistics videos. Are you that person?
I already tested that myself. It tastes very bitter and my tongue burned badly. It also caused a weird side effect.... My skin started to glow in the dark, which was kind of cool because I no longer needed a flashlight to walk around in the dark!
I don't know what that weird number system is but it's not hexadecimal! The hexadecimal number system is a type of number system, that has a base value equal to 16. Hexadecimal numbers are represented by only 16 symbols. These symbols or values are 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, A, B, C, D, E and F. Each digit represents a decimal value. For example, D is equal to base-10 13.
Hi Dylan,
No problem! A clock is quite difficult to make work accurately and correctly in Algodoo. I know this because I tried making my own clocks a few years ago. It was a struggle to get everything just right. If you're interested in learning about Algodoo clocks I suggest that you download a few clock scenes from Algobox and snoop around in them to try to learn how others have done it. You might be surprised about how much you can learn from doing that!
After the scene finishes displaying the message, click the "Destroy" button. You will see all the squares fall to the ground in one big pile. After most of the squares have settled down, use your "grab tool" (the hand cursor) to grab any one of the squares and then shake it, spin it, and do all kinds of crazy things with it. Okay, after you get that out of your system, click the "Assemble" button then watch the magic happen! Important Note: Do not stop the simulation! It must continue to run for this scene to work as intended.
Little Quote2: "actually wait I could just wear noise cancelling headphones..."
Me: I believe you are joking, right?
I think that firework BOOMS are much too loud for noise-cancelling headphones to cancel them out. When watching some firework shows that are close by, I can feel the explosive shock wave against my body. There's more to a fireworks show than just sight and sound!
Little Quote3: "Nonetheless, happy birthday America! 🇺🇸 "
Me: Ditto!
By the way, for what it's worth... Back when I was younger, I enjoyed fireworks just as much as other young people did. Now that I'm older and have the responsibility of two pet dogs, firework displays are no longer fun for me because I need to calm down my two Beagles who are extremely fearful of loud booms from thunder and from fireworks. All animals in general fear fireworks and other similar loud noises.
Another Little quote: I guess I'll probably make my own Algodoo fireworks show in private?
Me: NO! Please publish your Algodoo fireworks scenes here on Algobox so that other people can enjoy them! You are one of the all time great Algodoo scene makers.
Well, THANK YOU for mentioning that! I appreciate it.
Your dad sounds like a very smart and wise man. I'm sure you will have a great time in the Army, especially if you become involved in a technical field such as equipment repair.
Thanks again, Tire burnout! It's been great chatting with you.
Yes! I know how old you are because you made your age public a few weeks ago, and for your age, you you are quite smart and talented in my opinion. You are also very good at coding.... even better than many beginning coder adults who I know. If your future plan is to attend college, I'm sure it would be in some technical field such as software engineering. My advice: Do what you love doing and learn as much as you can about it. The old adage is true: "If you love what you are doing in life you will never have to work!" (That's from memory so it might not be 100% accurate! )
Thank you KahaanS! I hope that others will do the same, but I'm not going to hold my breath. In most cases, people will delete their stolen scenes only after someone complains about it and then are forced to do so.
The problem is very difficult for me to enforce because many scenes were only partially copied from another user, and those copied items were previously copied from someone else!
There is just one little detail that you missed: The bottom circle also has a motor that drives the circle in the opposite direction from the material velocity. It's mainly just to confuse people!
KahaanS -- Yes, the decoration is intended to cause confusion.
The number of scenes that appear per day may be very different than it was years ago. Different users.... different Internet.... Except for those two things I cannot think of any other reason why it's different. No one has ever asked me that before!
I asked my contact person at Algoryx when was the 3-scenes per day rule enforced with code and he told me it was on Tuesday, April 12, 2022. So, yes it was after 2021.
whatvaheck -- There isn't a rule that prevents a person from displaying their own face in an Algodoo scene. Some young kids have already done that over the years.
Hey Algodooper -- Don't be mean to other users here on Algobox! Users like FanCreations start out by uploading simple scenes, and over time as they learn more about Algodoo, their scenes develop and become more sophisticated. We don't want to discourage anyone no matter how young they are and no matter how little experience they have creating scenes. Give people a chance, Okay?