Algodoo

Thanks Ken!!!

Yes you are right.
Thanks for your advice.
The scene is slow.
I chose this type of mechanism because when it contracts, the muscle swells and gives a "realistic" effect.
In your opinion, if I use a scissor mechanism, does the swelling effect of the muscle remain or contract linearly?

Thanks!!

OK thanks!
I try.
I'm curious to see the difference between the two mechanisms!

Thanks, I hope you find it useful!

Hi s_noonan.
I tried to create the muscle with the scissor mechanism but I didn't like the result.
I spent two hours trying.
Movement becomes unnatural.
I prefer my slow scene.
Thanks, you always give me a lot of stimuli!

Thank you!!
I really like the exchange of views and the dialogue that has formed between us!
Good day

YEEES!!!
Flex everything !!

Sorry if I answer so late.
You're very kind!!
Thank you so much !!

You did well to add the description.
I agree and happy !!!

Thanks!!!!!

Very nice and complete.
Your scene can be used for building science calculations !!!
Good job!!

Thanks!!!
I discovered by chance that with two axes close together, the connection becomes elastic!!!

Your scene is far more serious and mathematical.
Very well done !!

𝕿𝖍𝖆𝖓𝖐𝖘 𝖆 𝖑𝖔𝖙!!!

@s_noonan
Thank you very much!
I replaced the .png images with .jpg.
I will always use .jpg images!
Thanks for your advice!
Yes, it is true, the dimensions are not perfectly the same.
The vibration speeds are different but the focus, in my opinion, is on how the structure collapses.
In the case of the arch, the similarity is clear, the arches collapse in a very similar way.

@Xray
Thanks for the comment!
The plate in the real world vibrates only horizontally.
I made a video with the smartphone fixed on the vibrating plate.
It seems that up and down also moves, but it is only an optical effect and probably the not perfect fixing of the smartphone.
The vibrations are certainly greater than in the Algodoo environment which is perfectly controllable.
Also, in order not to collapse everything forward, I added a small plexiglass plate in front of the bricks.
An attempt to move the specimen only in the X and Y axes.

Thanks s_noonan !!
I currently use After Effect.
Do you like video editing too?

Thank you!!!
I had a lot of fun doing it!

Thanks a lot!

Good, we did a good job.
I like scenographic things.
Sometimes I make easy things difficult !!!
You have been very simple!
Interestingly, I used 153 pieces, you used 5 pieces.
very funny!!!

@ThePoizonMan1 Hi!
Thanks so much!

To make the bar flexible try following these steps:
1) draw the bar divided into segments
2) join each segment to the next with a pair of axes very close to each other (if it is not flexible, bring the axes closer together)
3) join all the other segments with the same pair of axes.

@xaxexx
Yes, this is a solution!!
Good!!

@ThePoizonMan1
Thanks so much!!!!
The letters are not really capitalized.
I had changed the writing font in use on Algodoo from Options / skin.
The new font draws lowercase letters, such as uppercase but smaller letters.

What do you mean by color mix?

I'm glad you like it.
Thanks!!
I hope I was helpful!!
Nice advice, I changed the scene, so it's better!

Waw, 1000 counts is a good result.
As always, thank you !!
I will make a video on the Brachistochrone curve !!

I am glad that my scenes inspire you!
Thanks!

WOW !! Very interesting!!
Fantastic makeup.
Thanks!!!
I had done it in a much less direct way.
I drew the curve with the tracer, then a screenshot.
I cut the curve with an image editor and imported it on Algodoo ....

Hi!!
Nice job, nice scene !!
A question!
Where did you put the script that slows down time?
Thanks in advance!

Ok I hadn't looked good !!!
sorry.
I found!!

Thank you!!