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Adjust Algodoo's refresh rate to your computer

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Author: BluGain

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Filesize: 64.04 kB

Date added: 2009-12-19

Rating: 6.5

Downloads: 1425

Views: 2811

Comments: 12

Ratings: 7

Times favored: 0

Made with: Algodoo before v1.8.5

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This scene can adjust the speed and the accuracy of algodoo. For common users this two things mainly depend on refresh frequency. Low freq. means high speed but rough accuracy. At High freq. your computer takes more calculations per each "algodoo second". This means fewer mistakes and more precise motion and collision. That's why you can notice some lagg in this case.

You can build this in any of your scenes, letting people adjust algodoo to their computer's speed.:)
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RA2lover
2009/12/19 17:59:22
that still doesn't change the frequency on which lasers are calculated(your monitor's refresh rate)
glitchhater
2009/12/19 19:02:45
Algodoo :tdown:

But still a really nice machine.
BTW, RA2lover, what happened to your anti-Algodoo device? I don't see it on here...
cellers
2009/12/19 19:12:27
it will be an great project, IF IT WORKS )
KarateBrot
2009/12/20 06:20:21
why making a complicated scene when we can adjust sim.frequency within a second in the console?
Bronie12345
2009/12/20 11:59:31
i made a much simpler machine to do this
tip:
use two k-probes and it has only 2 moving objects
Mibars
2009/12/20 13:48:50
KarateBot - Since many beeginner users have no idea what "console" is. This is very simple thing just pressing Z and X and you can have speeed or accuracy in any of your other scenes:)
KarateBrot
2009/12/22 13:29:45
The "important" message is dangerous. if you adjust the frequency and don't set it back to 100Hz every simulation you play back will be wrong or in the worst case won't work just btw.
Aidan
2009/12/22 20:41:03
Wow. That is COOL (but because I don't have Algodoo I can't download or run so I won't rate.

Awesome concept! :)
BluGain
2009/12/23 14:14:49
It works on my computer, and it changes algodoo"s frequency, NOT the monitor's!<_< The other thing is that there are lots of people who don't know, how to change the frequency (even if it is easy with console).
Last edited at 2009/12/23 14:15:45 by BluGain
KarateBrot
2009/12/24 12:46:46
you didn't understand RA2lover. he wasn't talking about changing the monitor's refreshing rate.
he said: although you change algodoo's frequency the frequency of the lasers won't change which is the refreshing rate of your monitor.
BluGain
2010/01/14 19:20:44
Oh I'm sorry. Still intermediate in English, and beginner in thyme :) . Thanks for your help.
s_noonan
2010/04/12 23:43:24
Good, but where's the instructions. I know most people would know to check the hinge, but instructions would be nice. By the way, I used this in a unpublished scene to stabilize a digital readout and it worked out well, eliminating the need for a low pass filter which I had already coded.
Last edited at 2010/04/13 00:01:43 by s_noonan