Algodoo

I watched this scene for five minutes and nearly threw up my dinner.

The loop is really seamless

the loop is amazing

Thanks guys!

Hey Xray, what's the difference between a view and a download?

Good question, Cool_S! No one has asked me that before, and to be honest with you I can only give you an educated guess as an answer. A "View" is when someone reads the scene description and the stats pertaining to the particular scene of interest. A "Download" is when someone actually downloads the scene to their own computer or mobile device. Once downloaded, they can play the scene using the Algodoo app.

Alright, Thank you!

how much took you to make this?

Xhernull -- I did not keep an accurate record of the time it takes me to makes scenes, but some of the more complex scenes take many hours over a time period of a week or two. This particular scene required a lot of pre-processing time. What that means is, before actually working on the scene itself, I had to find the kind of video or animated gif that I'm looking for. Then I needed to convert that video file into individual frames so that it can be animated in Algodoo. Once I have the series of frames that make up the entire video, I import the frames into Algodoo as a series of textures. Then I work on the timing of the frames so that they show at the desired frame rate. The bottom line is, I dedicate a lot of my time to making Algodoo scenes because I enjoy it very much.

Thanks for the question!

No problem! Im glad to know your awnser!

I would love it if algodoo got the big update it needed and added so much more because if people can make gifs/videos in algodoo I cant image what people could make in the next update

There good now.

I found the frames

The individual frames must be included in the scene in order for Algodoo to find them and display them.

How did u make dis animated?

BloxyKyoobp -- The same way virtually all animation is done..... by displaying one frame at a time. When timed correctly, the images look like smooth motion.

You can view the individual frames by slowing the scene frame rate. Here's how: If you hover your cursor on the Run/Pause button at the bottom of the Algodoo frame, you will see the "Simulation Speed" slider. Move that slider to the left while the scene is running and you will see the individual frames that make the motion effect.

Okie! Uhm yea, okie!