Algodoo

Very cool. Another version I was thinking of was to set it up so that every time you click the simulation run button in a new image, a new half size image gets created that has a coded "run" button. I won't be doing this anytime soon, so anybody can make it if they are up to the challenge.

Thank you sir!

Seamless if:
scene.camera.zoom > 2999 ? {
  scene.camera.zoom = 1.5
} : {
  scene.camera.zoom = scene.camera.zoom + (scene.camera.zoom / 100)
};
refPos := [0, 256];
dPos := [-21.072609, 46.7085];
m := (1 - 1 / 2 ^ (math.log(100 * Scene.Camera.zoom / 150.0) / math.log(2)));
Scene.Camera.pan = refPos + dPos * m

s_noonan, what?

The scene high to low zoom transition is seamless if the code above replaces the code in the postStep event of the largest image.

Thanks s_noonan! This is exactly what I was trying to do but failed. You da man!


By the way, would you please explain what this math does?:

m := (1 - 1 / 2 ^ (math.log(100 * Scene.Camera.zoom / 150.0) / math.log(2)));

Q: Would you please explain what this math does?
A: The math matches the camera position function to the image placement function.

The change in image position follows a pattern 0 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 .... I could see that the limit was 1 and that the nth term was 1 - 1/2^n. I also noticed that 2^n equaled 100 times the zoom displayed in the scene. Solving for n = ln(100*zoomDisplay)/ln(2). Comparing zoomDisplay to Scene.Camera.zoom yields zoomDisplay = Scene.Camera.zoom/150. Back substituting yields the original equation.

Awesome! Thanks again! (Now I'll be able to sleep tonight)

Hi, Xray.
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I created/Maked this easter.
Created a guns, easter eggs, and flowers.
Say yes or no.
i tried a your scene.

I check every scene to make sure that they don't violate the rules.

This is hard script.
Xray can, but created a screen and computers a scale?
This is good.

Lilacmymy7 -- I cannot answer your question because it makes no sense.

OK